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ROOF RESTORATION · RE-ROOFING · STORM & INSURANCE

A Friday 6pm quote request
shouldn’t wait until Monday.

Restoration jobs are worth $8,000 to $25,000 or more. The homeowner is usually asking three roofers at once. Nexi replies in minutes, any hour. It sorts storm damage from routine restoration, books the inspection straight into your calendar, and passes insurance questions to a person, along with pricing unless you’ve told it to share yours.

Free · built on your own website · no sales call needed

FRI 6:04 PM · WEBSITEQuote request: tile roof, leaking
6:07 PM · NEXISorted: storm damage · photos in
6:09 PM · BOOKEDInspection Tue 10:00 am
Roof restoration crew working on a terracotta tile roof
24/7Every message answered, any hour
0Made-up prices or recommendations. Ever.
1CRM record per customer, with a named owner
100%Your team stays in charge
The problem, stated plainly

By Monday, three other roofers have already called back.

Every customer who gets in touch with a roofing business has already cost money: ads, a referral, years of local reputation. Most of them go quiet before they turn into a booked inspection.

Not because the job isn’t wanted, but because the person who should answer is on a roof, in a ute, or finishing yesterday’s paperwork. A quote request at 6pm on a Friday waits until Monday.

This isn’t a staffing problem. It’s a timing problem. It happens every week, and gets worse every time there’s a storm.

Roofing company office manager at dusk with a new message arriving on her phone
One message, two outcomes

The job isn’t lost on price. It’s lost over the weekend.

Same Friday-evening quote request. Same roofing business. The only difference is whether anyone replies before the homeowner calls the next roofer on the list.

“Tiles are cracked and it leaked in the storm. Can someone quote to restore it?”ILLUSTRATIVE · FRI 6:04 PM · WEBSITE FORM
Without Nexi the usual
  1. FRI 6:04 PMForm lands. Everyone’s finished for the week
  2. SAT 9:10 AMHomeowner requests two more quotes
  3. SAT 11:30 AMAnother roofer calls and books a look
  4. MON 8:40 AMYour office finds the form
  5. MON 9:10 AM“We’ve already had someone out”
With Nexi the new normal
  1. FRI 6:04 PMNexi replies and says it’s an AI
  2. FRI 6:06 PMRoof type, age, leak, storm or insurance
  3. FRI 6:09 PMInspection booked Tue 10 am, in your calendar
  4. SAT 8:15 AM“Roughly how much?” goes to a person
  5. TUE 10:00 AMYour estimator arrives, up to speed
Before you blame the ads

Messages aren’t the problem. The weekend is.

You run a campaign after a storm. Messages flood in. The ones that land on a weekday afternoon get a call back. The rest wait until someone’s off the roof.

The campaign “didn’t work”, so it gets switched off. Next storm, same flood, same silence, same result.

Nexi fixes the step that leaks: a reply in minutes, any hour, a sort into storm, insurance or routine restoration, and the inspection booked before another roofer rings.

The ad brought them in. Silence lost the job.
STEP 1Adsrun
STEP 2Quote requestsarrive
STEP 3Wait forMonday
NEXI
FIXES
THIS!
STEP 4Few jobsbooked
STEP 5Adsblamed
STEP 6Budgetcut
↻ and round again
The wrong-fix loop
0of 168 hours
a week covered
Helps your team, never replaces it

Your office is open about 38 hours a week. Storms don’t keep office hours.

Nexi doesn’t replace whoever answers your phone and forms. It covers every hour they can’t, and every message that comes in while they’re on a roof or on a call.

Nexi · all 168 hours

Friday nights, weekends, storm spikes, and every message that arrives while the crew is up top.

Your office and estimators · their 38

They set the questions and calendar slots. Pricing, insurance questions and anyone asking for a person go straight to them.

Not a chatbot

A chatbot waits for a click. Nexi starts a chat with homeowners already reading about restorations, remembers them across forms, calls and Facebook, and books the inspection.

So is it a chatbot? →
How Nexi works

Nexi books the inspection. Your estimator wins the job.

Nexi handles everything until a customer is ready to talk price or buy. You decide when that is. After that, it's your team.

Nexi’s side · answers & checksYour team’s side · inspects & prices
12345
BUYING LINE · YOU SET IT
PASS TO TEAM
01FRI 6:04 PM

Message lands

FormCallFacebookChat
Website form · Fri“Tiles cracked and leaked in the storm. Can someone quote to restore it?”
02Nexi

Nexi answers

Nexi, the AI agent
0 secto first reply
● AI · and says so
in seconds · any hour
03Your rules

Nexi checks what they need

  • ✓Roof: concrete tile
  • ✓Age: about 30 years
  • ✓Issue: storm leak
  • ✓Insurance: possible claim
Buying score0/100
04Your team

Your estimator

MR
MickEstimator
Concrete tile, ~30 yrs, storm leak, possible claim. Photos attached.
Takes overInspectsPricesWins the job
05CRM

One CRM record

CRM RECORDNEW
OwnerMick
AreaSouth metro
SourceFacebook ad
What they wantRestoration · claim
NextInspect Tue 10am
01

It sorts the real jobs.Storm damage, insurance, routine restoration or not a fit, before anyone opens the CRM.

02

It books the inspection.Straight into times you’ve made available. Nobody has to be in the office for that.

03

It never makes up a rough price.Unless you’ve told it to share your pricing, “How much, roughly?” goes to your person with a summary attached.

Illustrative example. Names and figures show how Nexi works, not a client record.

Nexi● online · AI assistant
ILLUSTRATIVE
Friday · 6:04 pm · website chat
VisitorHi, our tile roof leaked during last week’s storm and a few tiles look cracked. Do you do restorations?
Nexi · AISorry to hear about the leak. I’m Nexi, the AI assistant here, and I can get an inspection sorted tonight. Is it concrete or terracotta tile, and roughly how old is the house?
VisitorConcrete, about 30 years. Might go through insurance. How much would a restoration cost roughly?
Nexi · AIPricing comes from our estimator once they’ve seen the roof, and they can talk you through the insurance side too. I have Tuesday at 10am or Wednesday at 2pm for an inspection. Which suits?
VisitorTuesday 10 is good.
▸ CRM RECORD CREATEDOwner: Estimator · south metro
Job: concrete tile · ~30 yrs · storm leak · possible claim
Inspection: Tue 10:00 am · price question flagged
Your estimator · Tue 10:00 amArrives knowing the roof, the leak and the claim.
What you’ll see in your demo

It books the inspection. Your estimator wins the job.

1

It replies in minutes, any hour

Form, missed call or Facebook message. Including Friday nights and storm spikes.

2

It asks what your estimator would ask

Roof type, age, the problem, storm or insurance, and access. From your website, in your words.

3

It books, then passes on

Inspection in your calendar. Pricing and claims go to a person with a summary of everything so far.

The rules it works to

Try to get it to guess a roof price. It won't.

Nexi follows the rules you set. The ones in red are built in, and nobody can switch them off.

Nexi does
  • Reply to every form, missed call and message within minutes, any hour
  • Sort storm damage, insurance, routine restoration or not a fit
  • Book inspections straight into times you’ve made available
  • Follow up until the homeowner replies or asks it to stop
  • Log every message and call into one CRM record
  • Pass pricing, claims and “can I talk to someone?” to a person
Nexi never Locked
  • Makes up a price or a rough price. It only shares pricing you’ve told it to; otherwise “How much, roughly?” goes to your person
  • Diagnoses the roof or tells anyone what their insurance will cover
  • Pretends to be a person. It says it’s an AI, every time
  • Contacts people who never contacted you
Who it’s built for

Roofing businesses with customers already getting in touch.

If the problem is how fast you reply rather than how many people are getting in touch, Nexi is built for you.

Roof restoration and re-roofing

Restoration, re-roofing, storm and insurance work, with jobs worth $8,000 and up.

Tile roof restorationMetal re-roofingStorm damageInsurance workRepointing & rebeddingRoof painting & coatingGutters & fascia
  • 30 or more messages a month
  • Already running ads or getting steady referrals
  • An office person or estimator who handles quotes
  • Comfortable that the AI never makes up a price
Comic panel: an office manager gets the morning summary from Nexi

Probably not a fit, and we’ll say so

  • Fewer than ~30 messages a month
  • Wanting the AI to make up quotes or rough prices
  • Wanting the AI to assess roofs or insurance cover
  • Too few customers getting in touch is the real problem, not response speed
Before you build your demo

What roofing business owners ask us.

If yours isn’t here, build the demo and reply to the email it comes in. A person reads those replies.

Build My Free Demo →
Will it tell homeowners a price?

Only if you tell it to, using pricing you’ve trained it on. It never makes up a price, not even a rough one. To start with, pricing depends on what your estimator sees on the roof. So “how much?” goes straight to a person with a summary attached.

Can it book inspections into our calendar?

In a live setup, yes — only into times you've made available. Your demo shows how it handles the chat up to that point, using your own website content.

What about insurance jobs?

Nexi can ask if a claim is involved and flag it, but it never comments on what the insurance will cover. Those conversations go to your team.

We’re on the tools all day. Do we need to manage it?

No. The NEXUSPRO team sets it up with you. After that it runs, and you get a morning summary of what came in and what was booked.

What does it cost?

There’s no set price on this site. What you pay is worked out from your own numbers in the 20-minute Leaking Leads Check. The demo is free either way.

The next storm is coming

Be the roofer who answers first.

Build the free demo on your own website. Ask it about your services, ask it for a rough price, and watch what it does.

No set price: what you pay is worked out from your own numbers.