Day Desk.
While you are on a roofing job, one customer text becomes a job note and a draft reply. You still decide. You still send.
$47.
Who this is for
You run a roofing shop. About one to five people.
You are the one already on the job when the next text comes in.
Not a big dispatch desk. Not someone looking for a personal development course.
The text that comes in while you are on a job
You are already on a roofing job. A customer texts about a leak in the ceiling, missing shingles after wind, a tarp request, water stains, or a sagging section.
Nobody writes the job down. The reply waits, or it promises a time you never chose.
That missed note is the problem.
Day Desk turns that one text into a job note and a draft you can check.
For a routine text, the draft says you are on a call and offers only two callback times you already wrote. It does not name a number. It does not book the job. It does not send the text.
An active leak into a living space with electrical nearby, a ceiling about to fall, someone trapped, fire, or smoke gets a safety first draft, not two callback times.
What you get
One download. One zip. Inside it: the deck, the video, the workbook, the log, the start card, the shop files, and a practice shop.
- The deck
- The video
- The workbook
- The log
- The start card
- The shop files
- Ridge Line Roofing, a practice shop
Ridge Line Roofing is fiction. You use it to learn the steps. Then you replace every fact with your own shop. You put in your own towns, your own two callback times, and your own way of talking. Your towns may include Ridge Line, Ash Hollow, and Pine Ferry. The rate card stays NONE. There is no price menu. The workday text does not name a number.
One evening to set up
This is built so one owner can do it in one evening. No developer.
You fill in your own shop. You write your own two callback times. You run the practice shop.
You keep a short log so the next draft is better than the last one.
Friday is for a short review, not a new project.
What it will not do
- Invent a price.
- Invent a trip charge.
- Invent an arrival time.
- Say a technician is already on the way.
- Say the shop is coming.
- Pick the callback times.
- Book the job.
- Send the message for you.
- Act as a dispatcher.
- Act as 911.
An active leak into a living space with electrical nearby, a ceiling about to fall, someone trapped, fire, or smoke gets a safety first draft, not two callback times.
Get Day Desk
$47, one time.
Access is immediate. One zip. Digital download. Digital sales are final after access.
Digital sales are final after access.
This page is Day Desk for a roofing shop
It is only for a text that arrives while you are already on a roofing job.
JobHold
For after the shop is closed.
Quote Follow Up
Only for a quote you already sent.
Review Reply
Only for a review that is already public.
The plumbing Day Desk page is a different page and it stays as it is.
If Jeff can do it, so can you.