For roofing contractors
Run the roof business while you run the jobs.
Duet is an AI coworker for roofing contractors. It works storm leads, replies to Angi Leads the second they drop, drafts insurance supplements that recover Xactimate underpays, chases recoverable depreciation, and keeps your Google profile humming. You stay at the supply house and on jobs, not at the desk past 10 p.m.
Free to start. No credit card required.
What it does
The work roofers hand off to Duet.
Angi Leads + Networx speed-to-lead
Replies to Angi Leads, Networx, and Thumbtack inquiries in under 60 seconds with a real, personalized message. With Angi's homeowner-choice model now live, the contractor who replies first wins the consult, not the one in rotation.
Storm-chase canvass list
Pulls verified hail and wind swaths from HailTrace, Interactive Hail Maps, and NOAA storm reports. Ranks neighborhoods in your service area by damage freshness and carrier mix, and drops the canvass list before your competition leaves the parking lot.
Insurance supplement + depreciation chaser
Reads the adjuster scope, flags every commonly-omitted line against Xactimate (starter course, ridge cap, step flashing, code upgrades, R&R decking), drafts the supplement letter, and tracks recoverable depreciation until the final check clears.
Final-check + balance-due collections
Chases recoverable depreciation releases from the carrier and balance-due reminders from the homeowner until the money lands. The cash-flow killer most owner-operators do themselves at midnight.
Google review monitor + auto-reply
Catches every new Google review within minutes and drafts a reply that sounds like you wrote it. Reviews drive roughly 20% of your map-pack ranking, so missing them costs you the bread-and-butter 'roofer near me' calls.
CompanyCam to IG and Facebook
Pulls the cleanest paired shots from CompanyCam or your phone, writes a caption with the neighborhood and roof system, and queues it for Instagram and Facebook so your marketing keeps moving on jobsite days.
Day one
What should we automate today?
Model:ABalanced
Every morning at 6:30, pull HailTrace and NOAA storm reports for our service area, cross-reference our customer list, and text me the top 10 neighborhoods to canvass today. Include cross streets, age-of-roof guess, and the carriers most common on each block.
FAQ
Questions roofers ask first.
Does Duet replace my CRM (JobNimbus, AccuLynx, Roofr)?
No. Duet sits on top of your CRM and works inside it. It reads and writes jobs, contacts, and quotes through the CRM API. Your system of record stays the same. Your coworker just stops being you.
How does it handle storm tracking?
Duet pulls verified hail and wind swaths from HailTrace and Interactive Hail Maps, layers NOAA storm reports for additional ground truth, scopes them to your service area, and cross-references against your customer list. You see fresh neighborhoods before competitors hit the doors.
Will the Google review replies sound like a bot?
No. Duet learns your voice from prior replies and approved templates. The owner approves each reply with one tap before it posts, so nothing goes public without you signing off.
What does it cost compared to hiring an ops person?
A managed VA for these tasks runs $1,500 to $3,500 a month, more if you want someone US-based who can speak to insurance adjusters. Duet runs on a fixed monthly subscription with no per-seat fees, and the work happens 24/7 on a schedule instead of during business hours.
How long until it pays for itself?
Most operators see payback in 30 to 60 days. One extra storm-job close recovered from faster Angi Leads or Networx response typically nets $8,000 to $18,000, which covers a year of Duet by itself.
Can I start with just one workflow?
Yes. Most owners start with either review auto-reply or the storm canvass list, then layer in supplement chasing and final-check collections once they trust the agent.
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