KwickPhone for Roofers · Review requests & callbacks

Stop Losing 5-Star Reviews While You’re Still On The Roof

KwickPhone automatically requests reviews and schedules callbacks the moment your job is marked complete in your POS.

Review requests & callbacks for Roofers — KwickPhone answers the phone

You just finished a full roof replacement or a tricky leak repair. You’re sweaty, tired, and finally climbing down the ladder. The customer is already gone. By the time you get back to the truck to ask for a review or schedule the warranty check-in, the moment has passed. Most homeowners forget, or they assume you’ll reach out later. Meanwhile, your competitors are capturing those five stars while you’re still cleaning up shingles.

KwickPhone changes that dynamic. Because it writes directly into your POS, it knows the exact second a job is done. It immediately sends a polite, branded text or makes a call to the homeowner asking for a review on Google or Yelp. If they want to talk about a warranty item or a follow-up inspection, it books that callback right into your calendar. You stay focused on the work; the reputation building happens on autopilot.

How it works

Review requests & callbacks for Roofers, handled.

Questions
Will it ask for reviews if the job wasn't finished correctly?
No. KwickPhone only triggers based on your POS data. If you haven't marked the job as complete or satisfied, it won't send a review request. It only speaks from your real records, never making things up.
Can it handle complex callback requests for inspections?
Yes. If a homeowner wants to schedule a follow-up inspection or discuss a minor issue, KwickPhone will ask for their availability and book it. If the request is too complex or technical, it hands off to your staff with full context.
Does this replace my current review management tool?
It works alongside it. KwickPhone initiates the conversation and captures the intent to review or book. It ensures the ask happens at the right time, from the right channel, without you having to manually trigger it.