Generic chatbots give generic answers. Roofy is trained on the work: squares and waste factors, pitch multipliers, material systems and manufacturer lines, insurance supplements, OSHA and code basics, and the sales conversations that close roofing jobs. It can price a job from your measurements, draft an adjuster letter, explain a ventilation requirement, or write the follow-up email — with live web search when the answer needs current data.
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What manual measuring and lookup time costs you every month.
Counts only measurement time. Storm lookups, estimate assembly, and proposal writing stack on top; the assistant handles those from the same report.
"Adjuster approved 22 squares, I measured 28.4 at 6/12 — draft the supplement justification." That's a real prompt it handles.
Roofy answers with the math shown — pitch factors, waste, line items — not vague suggestions to 'consult a professional.'
Emails, letters, homeowner explanations, and estimates come out ready to edit and send.
Squares, pitch multipliers, waste factors, labor considerations — Roofy shows its work so you can check it.
Supplements, matching arguments, scope review, and the professional tone adjusters expect.
Current material pricing, manufacturer specs, and local code questions get real-time sources, not stale training data.
Open Roofy inside any roof report and it answers with that property's measurements, condition, and estimate in context.
The roofing workday is full of five-minute knowledge tasks with high stakes: what waste factor fits this cut-up hip roof, how to answer a homeowner quoting a competitor's warranty, what the code says about ice barrier in this county, how to word the supplement line for a steep charge. Each is small; together they are the difference between the crew that guesses and the crew that knows. An assistant grounded in roofing gives you the specialist answer in the truck, not after three calls.
Roofy is grounded in your actual work: it can pull the report for an address you measured, cite the verified storm history for the roof you are standing on, and run takeoff math from real measurements instead of hypotheticals.
A generic chatbot answers roofing questions from averages and can hallucinate the details that matter. The difference with a purpose-built assistant is grounding: Roofy reasons from curated roofing knowledge (materials, code context, claims practice) and from your data (reports, measurements, storm records), and when the honest answer is to verify on site, it says so rather than inventing precision.
Where it pays fastest: sales reps prepping a door approach with the roof and storm story already loaded, estimators sanity-checking quantities, and owners drafting homeowner-facing explanations (why the bid is what it is, what the code requires) in plain language in seconds.
Three habits capture most of the value immediately. Before every appointment, ask for the address's report and storm summary and walk in knowing the roof. After every inspection, dictate findings and let the assistant structure them into the report and the follow-up message. At every estimate, have it check the takeoff against the measured roof: squares, waste, and the linear items that get forgotten.
The time-saved calculator above only counts measurement minutes. The larger, quieter gain is decision quality: fewer under-bids, fewer missed supplement lines, fewer conversations where the homeowner knew more than the rep.
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Roofy runs on frontier AI models with a deep roofing-specific system: estimating conventions, material systems, insurance workflows, and sales context — plus live web search and direct grounding in your roof reports.
Yes — follow-up emails, objection responses, homeowner-friendly explanations of scope and price, and review requests are all standard asks.
Yes. Free accounts include a daily message allowance. Pro (from $30/mo billed annually) raises that to 1,000 messages a month and adds live web search.
Yes — the whole platform is mobile-optimized, so you can ask questions from the roof or the truck.