A Custom CRM for Commercial Roofing Contractors
A flat roof over a warehouse is a big asset with a long memory. Here is what your desk would track so leak calls get answered in the storm, bids get chased, and every roof section has its own history.


Shown: Tallpine IT, a demo desk with invented customers. Yours wears your name and your words.
From the First Call to Paid, in Commercial Roofing Words
Every roof project moves down the same line. We name each stop the way your crew already does.
- 01Leak Call
- 02Roof Survey
- 03Proposal
- 04Bid Won
- 05Material Order
- 06Install
- 07Warranty Registered
A roof project on your desk hangs off the building and its roof sections.
So the card asks for what you actually need, and nothing a commercial roofing business would never fill in.
- Roof system
- Square footage
- Leak locations
- Core sample notes
- Warranty details
- Access and lift needs
Where Commercial Roofing Businesses Lose Work
Storm Day Calls That Go Unanswered
Every property manager calls at once when it rains. The ones who reach voicemail call the next roofer.
Proposals That Sit for Months
A reroof bid goes to a building owner and nobody follows up. When the budget opens, they forget who quoted it.
Maintenance Agreements That Lapse
Annual inspections are part of keeping a warranty good. When they slip, the owner blames you later.
Fitted to How You Already Work
Storm Day Intake
Every leak call gets a quick text back and lands on one board with the address and where it is leaking. Your dispatcher sorts by who is dripping on inventory.
Photos Pinned to Roof Sections
Crews take photos by section so every patch and drain has a history. The next crew knows exactly where the last repair was.
Bid Follow Ups That Keep Going
Proposals get checked in on through budget season, in your voice. You see which bids are still alive.
Inspection and Warranty Reminders
Each roof carries its warranty and inspection dates. The owner gets a reminder and a report with photos after every visit.
What Commercial Roofing Owners Ask
Can it handle a building with several roof sections?
Can property managers approve repairs from the report?
Can it track bids through the general contractor?
How long does a custom desk take?
Do we own it?
Tell Us How Your Commercial Roofing Business Runs
We will tell you honestly what a desk fitted to it would take.