Roofing Contractor · Kirwan, QLD
The suite for
Stuart Ridge Roofing
We find where the water is actually getting in, repair it, and run a hose over it before we come off the roof. The ad, “Indoor Rain Forecast”, opens on: “Rain's not meant to fall indoors. Not like this.”
- 25Pages built
- 39Posts written
- 1Ad film
- 3Agents
Part 01
The ad film
Indoor Rain Forecast, 0:34, voiced by Hamish.
Rain's not meant to fall indoors. Not like this.
The script, the supers and the brandThis cut is not loading right now.
Stuart Ridge Roofing
Keep the weather outside.
Part 02
The website
Bespoke tier, 25 pages, high-end-visual-design design lane.
Written for a roofing contractor in Kirwan, QLD, not filled in from a template. The same palette and type carry through the social posts and the film supers.
Open the live sitePart 03
The system and the agents
Tradie Command
Beyond the three agents, it adds photo-to-quote, the job pipeline from enquiry through to invoiced, card payments synced to Xero or MYOB, and missed-call text-back for the calls that land…
Open the working demo| Agent | Tier | Monthly |
|---|---|---|
| Receptionist Agent answers calls after 3:30pm on weekdays, Saturday afternoon and all day Sunday, plus anything Renee cannot reach during storm season, books straight into the calendar or takes a proper message, and still sends an active leak or an open roof to the storm line so Marcus's crew hears about it directly. Wired to /book. A caller gets a booked visit that morning instead of a voicemail sitting until 7am. | Basic | $350 |
| Quote Intake Agent gathers photos, roof type, access and the ceiling stain location before anyone drives out, on the two widest-ranging jobs: tile roof repairs ($380-$5,600) and metal roof repairs ($420-$3,400). It captures the same photo record on a storm-damage call, so Renee's report to the assessor starts with the evidence already attached rather than gathered after the visit. Wired to /book, which already carries a photo upload for the ceiling stain, and to /services/storm-damage-and-make-safe. Marcus and Renee see a quote-ready brief with photos attached before the ute leaves the yard. | Professional | $650 |
| Appointment Setter runs the four fixed-price plans end to end: books the Wet Season Roof Check inside its September to November window, turns the Roof Care Plan's two annual visits and the Landlord and Agency Plan's annual inspection into reminders instead of something Renee tracks by hand, and sends SMS confirmations that help cut no-shows. Wired to /book and /pricing. | Professional | $650 |
Rates are AUD ex GST for the tier each agent sits in. Agents are scoped per workflow, so your own build is quoted up front after a needs assessment. How the tiers work →
First 90 days
The first ninety days for Stuart Ridge Roofing
The order the four parts were built in, and the order yours would be.
- Launch week
Calls after 3:30pm, Saturday afternoon and Sunday are booked or logged, not left for Renee to return before 7am
- First month
Tile and metal repair enquiries arrive with photos and a scope brief before the site visit
- Day 90
Roof Care Plan visits and Landlord and Agency Plan inspections book themselves, not chased by Renee
The quote
Price a suite for your roofing contractor business
Question one is already answered. Five more, then read the email before you send it.
- 1Send an enquiryAbout three minutes
- 2Choose a timeFree assessment
- 3Complete your briefAfter booking
Tell us what you have in mind.
You have seen what we can do. Tell us what would make the biggest difference to your business, and we will help you choose a useful starting point.
About three minutes. No account needed.
No obligation to book or buy.
Want to talk it through? Send this enquiry first, then choose a time for your free assessment.
Want this for a real roofing contractor?
Book the free assessment and we will work out which of the four parts you need first. One written scope, one price, agreed before anything starts.
Demonstration campaign for a fictional Australian business, produced end-to-end by Automated Australia. Phone numbers are reserved fictional ranges.