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Roofing Sales and Field Intelligence Resources

Storm response, inspections and full replacements: how roofing companies document first, sell on proof, and stop losing the third visit to the door.

Scout Brief
Robert Sullivan
Storm inspection · Sat 11:00 AM
Roofing
TrustStorm
Today's Play
Trust · Win on Peace of Mind
Storm
Hail 1.5–2 in. · Apr 14 · passed directly over this ZIP
Roof
Asphalt shingle, original to the 2008 build · no roofing permits since
Nearby
14 roofing permits within half a mile in 30 days — insurance-driven cluster
Opening
“I'm going to photograph everything before I tell you anything.”
In one paragraph

ServiceScout for roofing companies

For roofing, the Scout Brief leads with storm history — hail and wind near the address with dates and distance — roof age from permits and the home's age, a look at the roof from above where available, and what a claim typically involves in your state. After a storm, homeowners have had three companies at the door already; the Trust Play dominates.

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From the operating manual

The roofing playbook

ServiceScout reads the job type name from your scheduling software and matches the words to a job family inside your trade. The family changes what the brief emphasizes and what the play looks for.

Job familyWhat to look for in the briefPlays you'll see mostFirst move at the door
Inspection / estimateRoof age, aerial view, tenure, Win ConditionTrust, Research, ValueWalk them through what you'll look at before you go up
Storm damageThe storm event: date, distance, type; insurance notesTrust, EmergencyDocument everything with photos; explain the process, not the price
RepairRoof age, past visits, call notes on the leakEmergency, TrustStop the water; then the honest read on the rest of the roof
Full replacementRoof age, home size and complexity, neighborhood, tenure, Family signalsValue, Family, ResearchAsk what they've been told already; two decision-makers are common

At the door — questions that confirm the read

FamilyThree questions
InspectionWhat made you call now? · Has anyone else looked at it? · Do you know when it was last replaced?
StormWere you home for the storm on the [date]? · Have you called your insurance company yet? · Anything inside — stains, drips, attic?
ReplacementHow long do you plan to be in the house? · What did the last roofer tell you? · Who else is part of this decision?
Know Before You Knock

See a Scout Brief on a real roofing visit from your schedule.

A 30-minute walkthrough. We pick a recent appointment, build the brief and the audio, and walk through Today's Play as if your tech were about to knock. 14-day free trial, no credit card required.