20 recorded storm-damage appointment calls set by our agents. Unedited except
privacy mutes. Every single one ends with a homeowner booked on a roofer's calendar.
Names, addresses, and anything identifying is muted. The objections, the rebuttals, and the
closes are exactly as they happened.
20 calls3h 4m of audio9:13 average length100% booked appointments
A full appointment call, beginning to end. Recording disclosure, objections, technical
walkthrough, and a locked-in day and time.
FeaturedBooked July 20268:34Too busyInsurance worrySkeptical
Homeowner asks whether a prior-storm claim counts under a brand-new policy -- agent books a 5 p.m. inspection anyway
"Is that how that works? I don't know, I'm asking you."
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Homeowner (2:17): We just joined them about a month ago and prior to that we had insurance and insurance rejected our claim last summer.
Agent (2:31): And do you know, well more than likely, did you take a bit over six months to place that claim? Just for future reference, trying to let you know some information on insurance companies.
Homeowner (3:23): If depending on like if you said the damage was from a storm prior to us having all, they're probably going to look and go, you didn't have our insurance then. Is that how that works? I don't know, I'm asking you.
Agent (4:07): So in that case, I mean, we deal with them all the time. I would let my inspector, because he'll be the one that's going to check on everything for you, and he's the one that's going to provide you with more information and what can be done.
Agent (4:30): That way, you know, when there is something, if there is anything to negotiate, then he's fully aware. And, you know, he's not hit with an uppercut that he didn't see coming.
Agent (5:30): is depending on the damage. Because sometimes it could be met halfway, so it doesn't necessarily have to mean like, okay, they're going to pay for the whole thing.
Homeowner (7:32): Yes.
Agent (7:33): And that would be for tomorrow.
Homeowner (7:35): Tomorrow and five.
What to Listen For
Objections met head-on
"My rates will go up." "I need to ask my wife." "I already have a roofer." Listen for how
fast the rebuttal lands -- and how often the homeowner talks themselves into the inspection.
Technical fluency
Hail bruising, decking, matting, adjuster meetings, claims timelines. Agents who speak
roof earn trust in the first two minutes, and you can hear it happen.
A real close, every time
Not "someone will reach out." A specific day, a specific time window, a confirmed
decision maker. That is the difference between a lead and an appointment.
The Call Library
Filter by the objection you want to hear handled. Every call was booked in the month shown.
Booked July 20268:09Too busyInsurance worryDoubts damageNot interestedSkeptical
Homeowner calls him a storm chaser and says no twice -- agent gets a 7 PM inspection booked
"That's all it's like storm chases, man. That's what you are a lot, right?"
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Homeowner : That's all it's like storm chases, man.
Agent : If you owned a roofing company, right? And you know there's a certain area where there's, there was some type of damage on the roof because of a windstorm or whatever, right?
Homeowner : Yeah absolutely I would try to do
Agent : bro we're just trying to find some work man
Homeowner : Yeah, but if you get up there and you see something, right, you're going to try to have me figure through it, right?
Agent : For example, we get up there and look at it. If we do find damage, we'll show you the picture of the video, and it's up to you decide.
Agent : It's not like, you have to claim it and we want to work. No, it's totally up to you. There's no obligation or anything, sir.
Homeowner : Right. All right.
Homeowner : Let's do, can you push it and do six? Just take a little time to get home.
Homeowner already had his roof checked -- agent still books an after-hours inspection
""I collected one piece of hail and made a picture. I put it next to the ruler, so the size has been visible.""
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Homeowner : My roof was just in the fall. It was checked.
Homeowner : one hail storm and hail wasn't that big, it was maybe marble size
Agent : that's exactly why we're doing these inspections because we've noticed all these areas that, you know, that we're having these problems.
Agent : And remember that it starts with a little hail hitting on your roof, but that becomes a leak, that becomes damage to your property and the danger to the people that live there, you know?
Homeowner : I have already appointment. If it is after 3 p.m. is okay.
Agent : What we'll do is I'll give you 5 p.m. on Tuesday, so you have good enough time to be able to do your stuff, okay?
Homeowner : I collected one piece of hail and make a picture.
Agent : that's the good thing about getting this report. It's that no matter we will be able to have, you'll have pictures of video and a full report of the status of it.
Homeowner unsure how old the roof is -- agent locks in a next-Friday afternoon inspection
""Our roof is several years old, so we have been thinking about to see if we could get it replaced.""
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Agent : Let me ask you, any damages to your property?
Homeowner : but I think it was on the other side of the town.
Homeowner : Yeah, it didn't hit our side of town, but our roof is several years old, so we have been thinking about to see if we could get it replaced.
Agent : What we could do is we could provide it with a full report on the conditions of the roof.
Agent : And more than likely, we could provide you with an estimated age or the life of the roof.
Homeowner : So I'll be here the rest of the day.
Agent : in the afternoon, we could do anything from 2 o'clock and on.
Homeowner's new roof leaks and the original contractor stopped answering -- agent books a next-day inspection
""I know exactly where the leak's coming from.""
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Agent : Now, have you noticed any damages after the last couple of storms? Like missing shingles, shingles on the ground, anything of that nature.
Homeowner : How about water running down the inside of the chimney in my and having to put containers to catch the water that drops into the informal dining room?
Agent : We could provide you with what's going on and where's that leak coming from.
Homeowner : I know exactly where the leak's coming from.
Homeowner : We spoke with the guy who was there and we got ordered some parts and we'll contact yet. And I haven't heard a thing again.
Agent : Let's go ahead and do this. We're in the area, we can stop by tomorrow. You know where the leak is coming from, you let our inspector know where the leak is coming from, that way we can provide you with an estimate.
Homeowner asks what hail damage actually looks like -- agent books a next-day drone inspection
"Well, let me ask you -- are you a local roofer there?"
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Homeowner : well let me ask you are you a local ripper there
Agent : we're a local roofing company we've been here in the industry for 50 years it's just we're now calling homeowners because we're offering a free roof inspection it takes about 10 minutes we use the drone we take pictures videos and we'll help you out with a detail report
Homeowner : The potential hail damage. Does when a roof is damaged by hail, I know it's not just slamming holes through the wharf. What are they looking for? Just impact points on the shingles?
Agent : We'll talk how we do it is we'll provide you with the report. We'll leave in your hand and then from there we want to go ahead and take the second step.
Agent : It's just at this point all we're offering is just an inspection so you know how much lifetime warranty you still have.
Homeowner : Well okay well we'll just have to kind of cross that bridge once it's looked at you know
Homeowner : I'm not going to be home until about 1 o'clock or so in the afternoon.
Agent : We can do 1 p.m. to maybe 5 p.m. have a little open range just so you can get ready and stuff like that.
Homeowner : Yeah, no, tomorrow should be fine. I would say one or two o'clock would be perfectly.
Homeowner won't open the door for a stranger -- agent earns trust and books a weekend roof inspection
"If you don't send that information by text, I'm not going to open the door -- I don't know who these people are coming to my home."
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Homeowner : Are you just a scheduler or like that's what I'm trying to find out?
Agent : I'm scheduling. That's correct.
Homeowner : So you're not the person that come out to do the inspection?
Agent : No, I am not, no, yeah. But we will make sure to be, you know, with IDs and a company shirts, like, you know, clothing so that you know who we are, okay?
Homeowner : the information like with the name of the company and some, like, follow-up information so I know who will be coming to my house
Agent : that's correct, no worries, I'll make sure we do that
Homeowner says the insurance claim went nowhere -- agent books a next-morning roof inspection
"I was there, but they didn't resolve anything for me -- and the shingles are worn out."
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Homeowner : Well, I was there, but they don't me resolved anything.
Homeowner : The deusible is like $2,000, I think.
Agent : They're that they're defending their company, so then this what we're going to take a photo, we're going to take a video and also we're going to give a report of the damages that are visible.
Homeowner : Yes, the shingos are being gasted.
Agent : Okay, perfect.
Agent : Tomorrow, the day, the orario of the 10s they're in present, okay?
Pulled from our dialer's real storm-campaign call logs -- these are working calls, not demos.
Every call ended with a booked appointment (dialer disposition, not our opinion).
Every call was screened against our compliance rules before publishing -- published only from one-party-consent states, with a hard ban on deductible-waiver language.
Dates shown are the real month the call was booked.
Privacy redaction
Muted on every call: names, street addresses, cities, phone numbers, emails, insurance carriers, company names, and anything else identifying.
Each recording was re-transcribed after muting and machine-checked again; a human reviewed every muted span.
That is why parts go silent for a second or two -- nothing else is edited. Pacing, objections, and closes are untouched.
Questions About the Recordings
Are these real calls?
Yes. Real homeowners, real agents, pulled straight from our dialer recordings with only privacy mutes applied. The booking dispositions are from the dialer, not edited in.
Why do parts go silent?
Those are privacy mutes covering names, addresses, phone numbers, and other identifying details. Nothing else is cut -- the silences are the only edit.
Is publishing these recordings allowed?
These calls were recorded and are published in line with the call-recording laws of the states involved (one-party-consent states only), and every recording is anonymized: names, addresses, phone numbers, and anything else identifying is muted.
Will I get recordings of my own appointments?
Yes. Every appointment-setting call we make for you is recorded, and you get full access -- the same audio quality you hear on this page.
What does a batch cost?
Storm appointments are $200 each, sold in batches of 20. No contracts, no retainers. See the Storm Appointments page for the full offer.
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