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Roofing · AI phone assistant

An AI phone assistant built for how roofing calls actually work

Not a generic chatbot. A phone assistant that can answer FAQs, sort tarp vs estimate vs insurance callback, book when you're connected, and hand wet-roof emergencies to a person.

What the line actually hears

Hail on a note does not put a crew on a roof.

On a roofing line the routine conversation is a hail look or an adjuster who is already on the calendar. The escalate rule is water coming through a ceiling. A slip that only says hail hides which one you have.

[ 01 ]

Look next week

Hail on a neighbor's truck, no water inside, Tuesday works. Book the inspection. You stay tied off on the roof you are already walking.

[ 02 ]

Adjuster already set

If Thursday is open on the calendar you connected, hold it. Do not tell them the carrier will pay. That conversation is still yours.

[ 03 ]

Is water inside?

The first useful question on a storm call. A dented gutter and a wet hallway are not the same job, even when both callers say hail.

[ 04 ]

Inspection calendar only

Google or Outlook via Fonio Scheduler, plus Calendly and Cal.com. No invented crew. No square count.

[ 05 ]

Ceiling already dripping

Transfer tarp-tonight by the rule you wrote. The assistant does not dispatch a crew and does not promise a dry-in time.

[ 06 ]

More than the word hail

The transcript should say look, adjuster, or water inside, plus the address. A stack of hail notes is what Monday morning already looks like.

Tools

Book the inspection. Do not count squares.

A look next week books only if that inspection window is open. Google or Outlook via Fonio Scheduler. Calendly and Cal.com too.

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Wilco vs Fonio

Who owns what

Wilco helps you decide fit for your shop. fonio.ai owns product, pricing, setup, and support. When it's a yes, you go in through Wilco's partner link.

Three roofing calls

Hail on a truck is not water in the hall

Storm week makes these three calls sound the same on a message slip. They are not the same job. The shop hub is the roofing phone assistant.

Can finish

Inspection and adjuster window

A Liberty Hill homeowner who wants a look next Tuesday, with no water inside, can book through roofing appointment booking. If an adjuster is already set for Thursday and that window is open, the assistant can hold it. It does not tell them the claim will pay.

The Saturday surge is on after-hours roofing answering. The ring while you are tied off is the call you miss while you're on the job.

Hands off

Ceiling already dripping

A Georgetown guest room taking water after dark follows roofing emergency call handling. The assistant does not dispatch a tarp crew and does not count squares.

If today's service only writes hail, read hail slip vs a booked roof inspection. Solo crews: roofing for owner-operators. No Wilco package: roofing pricing.

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