Storm damage roofing leads
A hosted quote link can give storm-affected homeowners a contractor-controlled request path across permitted channels. Volume, urgency, actual contact, qualification, appointments, sales, and revenue vary by event and market.
Prepare the request path, consent language, source tags, service-area rules, and monitored follow-up process before severe weather. Confirm current pricing and usage terms; subscription, traffic, media, provider, labor, and sales costs remain. Timing, demand, contact, qualification, and sold jobs are not guaranteed.
event-specific
demand and response patterns vary by storm, market, property, and source
current costs
confirm software terms and include traffic, media, provider, labor, and sales costs
consent first
AI Follow-Up timing depends on configuration, consent, provider availability, and call-hour controls
Roofing and solar contractors who already get attention from Google, Facebook, texts, QR codes, ads, referrals, or websites and want one branded quote page that collects the address, contact information, and job details before the first sales call.
Teams looking only for a full CRM, insurance-grade measurement report, proposal builder, or solar design platform with no need for quote-link conversion or lead capture.
Set up a hosted quote link on business profile, Facebook, and SMS auto-reply before storm season. When a storm hits, homeowners searching for roofers immediately find a way to submit a request.
When enabled and consent is recorded, AI Follow-Up can attempt contact after a storm-damage request. Exact timing, reachability, qualification, appointment, sale, and revenue are not guaranteed.
A contractor-controlled quote link records requests from that contractor's own channels. Marketplace sharing, pricing, credit rules, and distribution vary by vendor and should be checked in the current contract.
Where permitted, QR codes on trucks, yard signs, and door hangers can point to a source-tagged quote link. A scan records a visit, not a lead; keep visits, requests, submitted-number code-entry result, contact, and sold jobs separate.
A request can record the submitted address, event date, and reported damage description for contractor review. It does not diagnose damage, establish coverage, or replace inspection and insurer documentation requirements.
Sources can include contractor-owned channels, paid search, marketplaces, referrals, and permitted field outreach. Confirm current vendor terms and actual invoices, then measure traffic, completion, serviceability, actual contact, contractor qualification, appointments, sold jobs, collected revenue, gross profit, and acquisition cost.
A request submitted through a contractor-controlled link is routed to that contractor by GeoQuote. That does not prevent the homeowner from contacting other companies. Marketplace distribution and sharing vary by vendor, market, and contract.
Set a response target the team can monitor, record attempts and actual contact, and measure qualification, appointments, sales, and revenue separately. When enabled and consent is recorded, AI Follow-Up can attempt contact, but timing and outcomes are not guaranteed.
Set up a hosted quote link before storm season. Make sure it is live on business profile, Facebook page, SMS auto-reply, and QR codes on vehicles and yard signs. When a storm hits, the capture infrastructure is already active.