1. Pick the first list
Choose one starting list: missed calls, old estimates, old web leads, reviews/referrals, storm follow-up, no-shows, or past customers.
How follow-up gets worked
The scan finds the first list worth working. Then we collect the list, confirm permission and wording, contact homeowners, record replies, hand roofing decisions back to your team, and report what happened.
The steps
Choose one starting list: missed calls, old estimates, old web leads, reviews/referrals, storm follow-up, no-shows, or past customers.
Collect or paste the list safely with source, permission, do-not-contact notes, and current status.
Prepare the call, text, or email wording and confirm what Roofing Growth Desk can say before homeowners are contacted.
Track each call, text, email, reply, no-answer, opt-out, callback request, and next step.
Show what is new, contacted, waiting, booked, sent to the roofer, closed, won, lost, or opted out.
Separate follow-up/admin work from roofing judgment, pricing, technical scope, contracts, permits, and warranty decisions.
Summarize what was worked, what happened, what needs the roofer, and what should be worked next.
Keeps the roofer in control
Roofing Growth Desk works approved follow-up. The roofer remains responsible for roofing judgment, inspection decisions, estimates, pricing, scope, materials, permits, contracts, warranties, safety, and workmanship.
The owner test
Calls, leads, estimates, reviews, referrals, or past customers touched.
Booked, revived, waiting, closed, lost, or sent to roofer.
Pricing, scope, technical answers, inspection timing, or contract decision.
What should be worked next week.
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