Win every roof, storm or shine.
Omnixion captures every storm call, runs outbound demand between events, nurtures referral partners, and chases every estimate until it's signed.
Five gaps holding your roof count back
Storm lead surges
Hail and wind events flood your phones for 72 hours — and your team can only answer a fraction.
Missed calls after weather events
The first roofer to answer wins the contract. Voicemails and call-backs lose jobs to faster competitors.
Insurance-related follow-up
Adjuster meetings, supplements, and approvals stall when nobody is babysitting the file.
Seasonal pipeline inconsistency
Big storm months. Quiet retail months. Revenue swings instead of compounding.
Weak referral systems
GCs, property managers, and past customers send referrals when they remember to — which isn't often.
Scale System
Roofing isn't just a conversion problem — you need to flatten the seasonal swings. Scale System combines inbound capture, outbound demand, referrals, and content into one engine.
Explore Scale System- Handles inbound storm calls
AI receptionist answers every storm call in under one ring, qualifies the property, and books the inspection on your route.
- Automates outbound lead generation
AI SDR runs neighborhood outreach after storm events and works retail prospect lists during slow months.
- Supports referral partner growth
Insurance adjusters, GCs, and property managers stay nurtured automatically — and every referral is tracked.
- Generates ongoing marketing content
Always-on social, email, and local SEO content keeps your brand visible between storm cycles.
- Improves follow-up consistency
Every estimate gets a multi-touch SMS + email cadence until it's signed, denied, or scheduled.
What changes in 60 days
- Every storm call answered — no missed surges
- Outbound demand running between weather events
- Insurance follow-up handled without dispatcher overhead
- Referral partners nurtured on autopilot
- Always-on content compounding local visibility
- Predictable monthly roof count instead of seasonal spikes