Roof Repair
It asks things like
- What's the problem?
- What type of roof?
- How many storeys?
Photos it asks for
- Roof overview
- Damage area
- Ceiling inside
For roofers
Text your customer a link. They answer a few taps about the roof and photograph it from the ground, plus any stains on the ceiling inside. You price it from your phone and they sign to accept.
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Most roofing calls start with "it's leaking somewhere". The customer does not know if the roof is concrete tile, terracotta or metal, how many storeys you are climbing, or where the water is getting in. So you drive out, set up the ladder and look at a roof that might need a few tiles or might need a full restoration.
QuoteSnap has a Roof Repair form and a Gutter Replacement form ready to send. Your customer stays on the ground: a shot of the whole roof, one of the problem area if they can see it, and one of the ceiling stain inside. Blurry or dark photos get sent back for a retake. Then you choose: price it from the photos, or book a look knowing what to bring.
It asks things like
Photos it asks for
It asks things like
Photos it asks for
Nearly every question is a tap, not typing. Quoting a different job? Type the job name and AI writes the questions and photo requests for you to check.
Want the quote itself laid out? Get the free roofing quote template.
Sometimes. The Roof Repair form gets you the roof type, the number of storeys, where the leak shows and what the ceiling looks like, plus photos from the ground. For a few broken tiles that may be enough. For a leak nobody can find, you will still want to go up, and you decide that once you have seen the photos.
They do not need to find it. The form asks which room the water shows up in and whether there are stains, sagging or mould on the ceiling, and asks for a photo of it. That points you to the part of the roof worth looking at, even when the customer has no idea.
No. The ready-made photo requests are written for ground level: the roof from the street or yard, the damaged area if they can see it, and the ceiling inside. You can edit any request, but the form as supplied never asks anyone onto the roof.
Yes. Storm damage is one of the answers in the Roof Repair form, and the photos show you what the customer is actually describing. The summary on your phone notes what is in the photos, its condition and anything worth checking, such as access or missing information. It helps you sort the urgent calls from the ones that can wait.
Whether they want all gutters replaced, sections replaced, a repair, gutter guard or a clean; what material they want; roughly how much guttering, from a small section to the whole house; and whether the downpipes need doing too. It asks for a photo of the gutters and a close-up of the worst section.
There is no ready-made restoration form, so type the job name and artificial intelligence (AI) writes the questions and photo requests, which you check and edit. A restoration is a big quote, so you may still want to measure up on site. The link gets you the roof type, condition and storeys before you go.
Yes. The AI summary points out anything to check, such as access, safety or missing information. If something in the photos looks like it needs a closer look, such as older roofing materials, a steep pitch or tricky access, the summary says so. What you do about it stays your call.
No. Your link opens in any phone browser. They tap through the questions, take the photos and send it.
Every plan starts with 7 days free. After that it's $4.99 a month for Basic or $8.99 a month for Premium, including GST. Cancel any time from your settings.
Pick a form, copy your link, and send it to your next enquiry. Cancel before day 7 and you won't be charged.