Homeowner shares the concern
They submit roof photos, property context, contact details, and what prompted the visit.
Give early-stage homeowners a useful next step before they are ready to request an estimate—while your team receives organized photos, property details, and intent.
RoofAIScan sits beside—not in place of—your estimate or inspection CTA, creating a lower-commitment path for the visitors you may otherwise lose.
They submit roof photos, property context, contact details, and what prompted the visit.
The homeowner receives a clear preliminary assessment with limitations and practical next steps.
You get the photos, context, and homeowner intent—ready for informed follow-up and inspection scheduling.
See how RoofAIScan turns an uncertain homeowner into a better-informed prospect while keeping the roofing company at the center of the experience.
RoofAIScan adds a secondary option for homeowners who need more confidence first.
The homeowner-facing experience can reflect your company name, logo, colors, service language, and next-step CTA.
Start with photos, property information, stated concerns, and a structured preliminary summary.
The final action can point to your existing form, scheduler, CRM, phone number, or preferred booking destination.
We are selecting a small number of local roofing companies for a hands-on 45-day pilot. We configure the branded experience, connect the final CTA to your current process, and review the lead flow with you.
No credit card. No automatic billing. Continue only if RoofAIScan proves valuable for your business.
Discuss the pilot
I’m Raja Pal, an East Valley–based founder building RoofAIScan to help local roofing companies convert more of the homeowners already visiting their websites. I personally configure each founding-partner pilot and work directly with the contractor team to fit the experience into its existing process.
RoofAIScan is designed to complement professional roofing expertise—not imitate or replace it.
No. The homeowner receives a preliminary, photo-based assessment with clear limitations. When professional evaluation is appropriate, the experience directs them toward the roofing company’s inspection process.
No. Your existing estimate or inspection CTA stays primary. RoofAIScan provides a second path for homeowners who have a concern but are not ready to make that commitment yet.
Yes. The pilot can be configured around your company identity, customer-facing language, service area, and preferred next step.
The report can direct them to the destination you already use—your contact form, booking tool, CRM intake page, phone number, or another preferred workflow.
A short onboarding conversation, your branding and preferred customer pathway, and agreement on how your team wants to receive and follow up with leads.
In 15 minutes, we’ll show where the assessment CTA can sit, what the homeowner receives, and how leads can return to your existing process.