Concierge answers your roofing line after hail and wind, when a ceiling starts dripping and when homeowners want an inspection. It takes the address and photos, answers your insurance and warranty questions, and brings your team in.
The problem
Roofing calls spike the morning after a storm. Every homeowner on the street is calling, and so are the out-of-town crews knocking on doors. Your estimators are on roofs, the office is buried, and the homeowner who reached voicemail signs with whoever called back first.
Takes the address, where the water is coming in and whether it's still raining, reads your instructions for protecting belongings, and asks for your team.
Homeowners text pictures of missing shingles, the stain on the ceiling or hail dents. They land in the thread, ready for your estimator.
Answers “Do you work with my insurance?”, “Are you licensed and local?” and “What does your warranty cover?” from what you write.
Tells callers whether you cover their town, takes inspection requests with roof type and age, and hands them to your team.
Concierge answers, even when every line would be busy.
Water coming in now, or damage to look at.
Address, roof type and age, pictures by text.
A teammate joins the call or calls back from the thread.
An illustrative company, not a customer: a residential roofing contractor with two estimators and three crews.
Names, times and details are made up to show how a call goes. They are not results from a real business.
Concierge is the phone, text and AI layer. Your schedule, your crew and your prices stay with you.
Every caller gets an answer while your estimators are on roofs.
Your estimator sees the damage before driving out.
Licensing, insurance and warranty answers, the way you wrote them.
Concierge answers your line day and night, takes the job details and brings your team in when it matters. Put it on the number your customers already call.
It answers your business line day and night, recognizes returning callers, takes the job details and photos by text, and alerts your team in the Finn app. A teammate can listen in and join the call in one tap. It doesn't book, dispatch or quote.
Yes. It answers calls on your number, takes the address, the damage and photos by text, and hands each one to your team with the details in the thread.
Only what you write, such as whether you work with insurers and what to have ready. It doesn't interpret policies or estimate claims; your estimator does.
No. Booking isn't built. It takes the request with the address, roof type and photos, and your team schedules it.
Yes. Picture messages sent to your Chargezen number land in the homeowner's thread, next to the call.
Yes. You can move your existing number to Chargezen, so the number on your signs and trucks keeps working.
Concierge Starter is $20 a month with 20,000 credits. Pro is $199 a month with 199,000 credits, or $1,990 a year. Phone and text charges are billed as used, and you can connect your own OpenAI or Anthropic account.
