Your quote requests arrive qualified, not as voicemails.
A real call, no signup. Microphone required.
The Bookivox voice agent captures roof type, area, scope, urgency and address, then books the survey. You come down from the roof to jobs that are already framed.
- Qualified quotes
- Leak emergencies
- Survey booking
What your callers hear, word for word.
A typical call for the trade, written with your words, your services and your rules.
- Caller
I've had a roof leak since the storm.
- Agent
Is water coming inside right now?
- Caller
Yes, in the upstairs bedroom.
- Agent
That is an emergency. What is the address, and is the roof tile or slate?
- Caller
8 Vine Lane, tiles.
- Agent
A roofer will call you back within thirty minutes for a visit today.
Every missed call has a price. Here is the bill.
Three losses that show up on no statement, and land every month all the same.
Calls that land while you are on site
Nobody answers four metres up, and the prospect calls the next roofer on the list.
Emergencies buried in voicemail
An active leak treated as an ordinary enquiry is a lost customer and a worse claim.
Wasted site visits
Without area and scope, the survey happens blind.
6 jobs off your plate from day one.
Every line is configurable: your wording, your rules, your limits.
- Separates emergencies (active leak) from projects (renovation, insulation)
- Captures address, roof type, area and access
- Asks about roof age and previous work
- Books the survey into your schedule
- Alerts immediately on an active leak
- Chases quotes with no reply
This agent can carry your name this week.
We start from this scenario and add your hours, your services and the way you speak. You are live in a few days.
What teams ask before we connect the line.
How is an emergency detected?
You define the signals: water inside, tiles blown off, tarpaulin needed. The agent asks those first and alerts immediately.
Can it give a ballpark price?
It can share your per-square-metre ranges if you want, always stating that a firm price needs a survey.
Does it work for other trades?
The same logic — emergency, qualification, survey — applies to plumbing, electrics, masonry or heating.