Your CRM waits for the phone to ring
Every other roofing tool waits for the phone to ring. Roofvy finds the storm-hit streets, screens the owners, measures the roofs free, and puts a priced flyer with your name on it in the homeowner's inbox.
Roofvy — Competition, Fagetaboutit.
Four steps, all inside Roofvy. No cold streets, no bought lead lists.
Pick a storm area on the parcel map. Documented storm paths and hail reports sit on top of every parcel in the county.
Owners are screened before anything is sent. Homeowners only, owner-occupied first. Rentals and corporate owners are cut.
Each roof is measured free, two independent ways. The two numbers have to agree before a price goes anywhere.
The homeowner gets a flyer with their home's photo, the storm on record, and a real price from your price table. Replies book inspections.
Same roofer, same week. Two different Mondays.
Paid measurement reports charge you for every roof, including the ones you never sell. Roofvy measures from public aerial data at no per-report cost, then cross-checks a second method against the first. If the two disagree, the home gets an inspection offer instead of a price. No guessing.
Proposals are built from your own shingle prices, your pitch and story adders, nothing invented. The homeowner accepts by typing their name, and the acceptance is recorded with the job. Invoices and payment links live in the same place.
Every cost is coded to the job that caused it, and revenue means one thing everywhere in Roofvy. So the number on the screen is the number in the bank: what the job brought in, what it cost, and what is left. Clean export for your books when you want it.
One login, the whole run.
Storm areas and parcels, screened owners, a map that matches your list.
Free, two methods, cross-checked before any price is quoted.
Your price table, homeowner acceptance recorded with the job.
Sent, tracked, and payable by link, tied to the job.
Every cost coded once, so the margin you see is the margin you made.
Roofvy does fewer things than the big platforms, and does them plainly. If a screen needs a manual, it is not finished.
Targeting, pipeline, proposals, invoices, and costing in one place. No stack of tools to duct-tape together.
Revenue means one thing everywhere in Roofvy, so the margin you see is the margin you made.
Every screen ends with the obvious next action. The software carries the process, not your memory.
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priced flyers already sent to real Houston homeowners, by hand, before any of it was software. Storm areas screened parcel by parcel, roofs measured free. Roofvy is that process, productized, and refined alongside a working Houston roofing company piloting it now.
Your market, your parcels, a live storm map. That is the demo.
Book a demoThe questions every roofer asks first.
Pricing is set with our beta companies, on the demo call. Book the demo and we will go over it with the product in front of you.
No. Measurements inside Roofvy come from public aerial data and our own cross-check, so there is no per-report fee. Paid reports are how the other tools meter you; we do not.
A CRM manages jobs you already have. Roofvy also creates them: it targets storm areas, screens owners, measures, and sends priced outreach before a job exists. The pipeline, proposals, invoices, and job costing are included, so most companies can run Roofvy as their one system.
County parcel records and documented storm reports. Every storm claim on a flyer traces to a dated record, and every parcel carries its source. If a storm is not on record, we do not say it happened.
The beta starts in Harris County, Texas, and expands county by county. Tell us where you roof in the demo form and we will tell you straight where your area stands.
We are onboarding a small first group of roofing companies. Book a demo and we will walk you through Roofvy on a live storm map: your market, your parcels.
