Roofing Quote Request
Capture roof job details, urgency, and access info for fast accurate quotes.
What this form collects
Roofing Quote Request
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Roofing quotes hinge on details that are awkward to ask about in writing: roof material, age, pitch, storey count, whether there's safe edge access, and what the actual problem is — a leak, a storm-damage assessment, or a full re-roof. This template walks the customer through those specifics in plain language and asks for photos of the affected area, so by the time you read the lead you already know whether it's a half-day repair or a multi-week tender.
Why roofers need richer lead data than a contact form provides
Most roofing leads come in two flavors: 'I have a leak' and 'I want a quote for a re-roof'. They need totally different conversations. A leak needs urgency triage and a same-week site visit. A re-roof needs material discussion, square-meterage, and a quote that won't get tossed against three competitors with one click.
The hardest part of a roofing quote is the data you can't get over the phone — pitch, edge access, storey count, the age of the existing roof. A chat can ask the customer to photograph the eave or estimate storeys, getting you halfway to a quote before you've left the depot.
What the roofing quote form captures
Job type up front
Repair, replacement, or insurance claim — each path branches into different questions. Insurance work gets asked about claim numbers and assessor contacts; repairs get asked about leak location and timing.
Photo capture for damage assessment
Customers attach images of damage or stained ceilings. You walk into the quote already knowing whether it's tile slip or rusted-through guttering.
Access and safety triage
Storey count, edge protection, surrounding power lines — the chat asks the questions OHS requires before any quote is meaningful, so you arrive prepared with the right gear.
Best for
Re-roofing companies, leak repair specialists, gutter and downpipe installers, metal roofing contractors, tile and slate roofers, and storm-damage assessors who handle insurance claim work.
Common questions roofers ask
Does it work for insurance claim leads?
Yes — the chat can collect claim number, insurer name, and assessor contact details when the customer indicates the job is insurance-funded. Those leads route to whoever handles your insurance work.
How does it handle quote requests vs emergency leaks?
Two paths off message one. 'Active leak' triggers an urgent-routing rule with same-day callback expectations; 'general quote' goes to the standard quoting queue.
Can the customer measure their own roof?
The chat asks for storey count and rough footprint, not exact measurements. For commercial work or large jobs, it captures enough info for a desktop estimate from satellite imagery before a site visit.
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