Capture the photo first
Roof photo from the ground or upstairs window — captured before the team commits to an inspection slot.
Adoomi takes the postcode, photo of the damage, roof type and access notes after a storm — so the morning queue is briefed, not 'I think I've got a leak'.
Fig. 01.A · Roofers
Fig. 02.A · pain quotesStorm passes, phone wakes up: 'I think I've got a leak'. 'Slipped tile somewhere.' 'Water coming in.' No postcode, no photo, no access. By the time the team gets back to triage, half the callers have phoned another roofer with capacity.
Roof photo from the ground or upstairs window — captured before the team commits to an inspection slot.
Slate, tile, flat-roof or chimney — matched to your team's specialism before booking.
Water coming through the ceiling routes to the on-call roofer for tonight, not the morning queue.
Routine questions about slipped tiles, flat-roof leaks, chimney work, insurance claims, NFRC registration and inspection turnaround — answered from your own service pages.
Adoomi turns 'I think I've got a leak' into a photo-backed callout brief — postcode, roof type, single tile or multiple, suspected leak path, scaffolding access — so the team triages real briefs in the morning.
With Adoomi
Fig. 06.A · after-hoursMost storm-damage reports land overnight. Adoomi captures the photo, asks for access notes and queues a clean morning briefing — so the team starts the day with a real queue instead of voicemail soup.
Routine questions about service area, NFRC registration, flat-roof vs slate-roof work and insurance-claim process get answered from your own site — the team only handles the inspections that need a person.
Fig. 08.A · controlsThe bot pages 'water coming through the ceiling' immediately. Quote for a slipped-tile job or storm-damage repair always needs scaffolding access — never quoted from a photo alone.
Responses come from your service area, roof-type specialism and inspection process — never invented.
Water coming through the ceiling routes to the on-call roofer immediately — never queued for morning.
Quotes always need scaffolding access for inspection — the bot captures photos but never quotes.
NFRC / TrustMark / CompetentRoofer only mentioned if you hold the registration and configure them on.
See and edit what the bot says before it goes live. No silent learning.
No. Quotes always need scaffolding access — the bot captures the photo, postcode and roof type, then a roofer quotes after an inspection.
Directional benchmarks from the platform, not guaranteed outcomes for every contractor.
Routine coverage and inspection questions answered instantly when trained on your service pages.
Captures storm-night leak reports across the channels you've connected, even at 2am.
Roofer sees photo-backed briefs in the morning instead of starting from 'I think I've got a leak'.
Show Adoomi your service area, roof types and inspection process. We'll shape an assistant that captures photo-backed briefs all night so morning starts with a real queue.
Fig. 12.A · Roofers