I build an AI system for roofing companies that texts back every missed call in seconds, answers the homeowner, and books the inspection — before they call the next roofer.
Built and run locally in Flower Mound, TX · No long-term contract to start
When a storm hits and your crews are on roofs, the phone rings out. Homeowners with a leak don't leave voicemails — they call the next guy. That missed call was a $10–30k job.
I'm Hayden, and I run Kasprzak Automation out of Flower Mound. I build lead-response systems for roofing companies — the kind that make sure a missed call turns into a booked inspection instead of a lost job.
I'm new, and I'm not going to pretend otherwise. That's exactly why my first few roofers get a deal nobody else will offer: I build your system, prove it books you jobs, and you only stick around if it works. No bloated agency, no runaround — just the person who set it up, on the other end when you need him.
Missed calls get an automatic text in seconds
The AI qualifies the lead and sets the appointment
Storm calls at 9pm get answered, not lost
Every lead, conversation, and booking tracked
The system starts with catching missed calls, then grows into your whole lead-to-booking process.
The second a call goes unanswered, the caller gets a text asking about their roof — keeping the lead warm before they dial a competitor.
The AI holds the conversation — asks about the damage, checks it's your area, sorts insurance from retail, and books the inspection on your calendar.
Calls, web forms, and ad leads all flow into one pipeline you can actually see — so nothing falls through the cracks again.
I handle the whole build. You just start showing up to booked inspections.
We talk for 15 minutes about how your calls come in now and where jobs are slipping through.
I set up your missed-call text-back and AI booking assistant, tuned to how your shop actually talks to homeowners.
I show you a live run before it ever touches a real customer, then we flip it on and watch leads turn into booked inspections.
I monitor it, fix anything that breaks, and add to it as you grow. You're never left figuring it out alone.
I'd rather prove this than sell it. So for the first handful of DFW roofing companies, here's the deal:
Tell me a bit about your roofing business. No pressure and no hard sell — if it's not a fit, I'll tell you.