Territory Before the knock
Give each rep ground the team chose on purpose.
Use the hail map, an active project, or a chosen neighborhood to keep canvassing coherent and stop reps overlapping.
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Roofing sales. Know your next move.
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Sales route 4 stages Prospect, inspect, present, follow up
First move A reason Specific territory, not a generic script
Proof Inspection Evidence comes from the roof
Close discipline Next step Named action plus a date
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Know where to go next.
Hail maps, recommended places to prospect, and canvassing in one app.
01
See the hail
See storm footprints and radar-estimated hail size over the streets you could work.
02
Pick your area
Open your recommendations, compare the areas, and choose your next place to prospect.
03
Go canvass
Get directions, start your session, and keep a record of the doors you work.
Our proprietary Prospecting Score brings promising areas into focus. In the app, Quests turn recommendations, follow-ups, and unfinished work into a clear next move.
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Door to door
Canvassing that respects the street.
Work a tight footprint, say why you are there, and ask for one clear next step.
Inspection After the knock
Make the inspection the ask, not the claim.
The doorstep conversation earns permission to look. Findings, scope, and coverage come after there is evidence from the roof.
The sales route
From reason to next step.
The order matters. Each stage earns the one after it.
The door pitch: Keep the door pitch specific and low-pressure: why the team is on this street, what the inspection can establish, and the smallest useful next step. “We’re checking this area because it was inside last week’s hail swath. If you’d like, I can inspect your roof and show you what is actually there.”
Start with a specific reason to be on the street: a fresh storm date on the hail map, an active jobsite, a referral, or a territory the company chose on purpose.
Book and perform the inspection. Document what is actually on the roof. Radar can rank the visit; the roof supplies the evidence.
Walk the homeowner through findings, options, timing, and the insurance path where relevant. Make the recommendation clear before you discuss the signature.
Leave every conversation with a named next step and a date. A disciplined second and third touch keeps qualified work from becoming a forgotten maybe.
Four objections
Four objections. Four useful responses.
The goal is clarity and a next step, not winning an argument at the door.
“I need to think about it.”
Give the decision room, but keep a next step: “That makes sense. Let’s put the inspection on the calendar so you have real findings to think about.”
“I’m getting other quotes.”
Welcome the comparison. Show the homeowner which scope, material, warranty, and payment lines should match across bids, then make your own estimate easy to check.
“Insurance won’t cover it.”
Do not promise coverage. Explain that an inspection documents the roof’s condition and that the carrier makes the coverage decision under the policy.
“You knocked, so you must be desperate.”
Lead with the reason for the territory without claiming damage: “We’re inspecting this street because it was inside last week’s hail swath. I can check your roof and show you what is actually there.”
Overview Pro · iPhone + web
One app for your prospecting day.
The hail map, your next recommended area, and the tools to work it. Start on your own; the same subscription also includes access for up to 4 team members.
- Hail maps, storm history, and live radar
- Recommended prospecting areas and Quests
- Canvassing, navigation, and visit tracking
- Door notes, photos, and follow-up history
- Territory alerts and personal progress
Monthly subscription · US App Store
$149.99/ month
Try the app for 7 days. Choose whether to subscribe when your trial ends.
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200 addresses during the trial; 5,000 new addresses per user each month on Pro. Homeowner contacts ($0.21 each) and postcards ($0.75 each) are optional additional purchases.
Paid subscriptions renew monthly. Manage or cancel your App Store subscription in your Apple Account settings.
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See the hail, review your recommendations, and canvass with Overview on iPhone.
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For iPhone. Android coming soon.
Radar tells you where to look. Only an inspection confirms damage at an address. Hail data is aggregated from public storm reporting and radar products; estimates are approximate. Contact availability varies by address. Insurance coverage decisions belong to the carrier under the policy.