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everything in between

You spot the job from the truck. One tap, and you have the owner's name, phone and email, and a roof report in your company's name that can be in their inbox before you reach the door. Walk up as the roofer who already sent the report, not the stranger with a flyer.

$10 a report · three free · no card · no contact found, no charge
See a sample report: what the owner gets, in your company's name.
questions other roofers ask
What does a report cost?
$10 each. Packs bring it down: 10 for $90, 50 for $350, 200 for $1,000 ($5 each). One-time, no subscription, nothing renews, and reports never expire. Your first three are free once your company name, phone and mailing address are in.
What is the tap?
Open LookKnock on your phone and drive. When you pass a roof that is due, tap LEFT or RIGHT, whichever side of the truck the house is on. Parked, or on foot, tap CLOSEST HOUSE. That is the whole job. You do not stop, type, or take a picture; your phone knows where you are, and the tap says which house.
What happens after I tap?
That house is found, a roof report is written in your company's name, and you get the owner's name, phone and email on your phone. Pick the fly-by and the report goes to the owner the moment it is ready, and the house lands on your Map: tap, tap, tap down a street, and every owner on it has your report within minutes. Rather check each one first? Pick that instead and tap Send yourself. One tap is one report.
When am I not charged?
You pay when we find the owner's phone or email. No house at the tap, no phone and no email for the owner, or a house you already have: the report goes back on your account by itself, nothing to ask for. Wrong house? Tap "Not this one" within ten minutes, free. If another company already emailed that owner in the last three weeks, yours is not emailed, but the phone and email are still yours. Once you have the contact, the report is used, sent or not.
What does the homeowner see?
Your company and nothing else: name, logo, color, phone and mailing address. They get what was noticed about the roof, what a replacement would run at your prices, and one button, Book my free inspection, that sends you their name, phone and a good day to come by. They can call you straight from the page too. One click opts them out. They never see LookKnock.
Can I change the report?
Yes. The opening, your offer line, your price per square, steep and decking rates, your minimum job, what the button says, financing shown or hidden. And you choose what the owner gets: the full report with your price; the report without a price, so you quote on the roof; or just an introduction, your company and a free roof check, with nothing about their roof claimed. The tap, the owner's contact and your own card are the same either way. Sensible defaults are already in, so a roofer who does not want to think about it taps and drives.
What about storm claims?
When a roof has been through a storm, the owner's report carries one more button: Read the storm-claim agreement. It is your contingency agreement, in your company's name, signed from their phone with a code. You get the signed copy, their phone and their insurer by email the moment it happens; they get their copy. Then you call, set the inspection and meet the adjuster. It is on from the start; the Company page is where you turn it off or add your legal name.
Where does it work?
Anywhere in the United States. From the truck, or by typing an address at the kitchen table for a quick estimate.
By signing in you agree to the Terms and Privacy. Homeowners only ever see your company. LookKnock is made by Flocality LLC.
your company

COMPANY.

Step 2 of 3 · about two minutes · goes on every report
At the bottom of every emailed report; the law asks for it. A PO box is fine.
About your company (a section on every report)
Add a few lines about your company; it goes on every report. Optional.
When you tap a house, send the owner:
The price on it:
Send it:
Storm claims are on: when a roof went through a recent storm, the owner can sign your storm-claim agreement from the report. You can turn it off on this page.
You can change all of this any time, here or on one house's card before it goes out. See what the owner gets.
Your prices (for estimates)
Leave any of these blank and we use the going rate for the area. Every estimate you send adds up from these.
Architectural shingle, one layer off, on a roof you can walk.
Your website, logo and details
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storm claims
When a roof has been through a storm, the owner's report carries one more button: Read the storm-claim agreement. It is your contingency agreement, in your name, signed from their phone with a code. You get the signed copy, their phone and their insurer by email the moment it happens, and the house card says so. Then you call, set the inspection and meet the adjuster. See it on the sample report.
Fine-tune the wording
Nothing to write. Pick what fits; the preview updates when you save.
Terms · Privacy · Flocality LLC
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ROOFERS.

EVERY HOUSE.

Every house any roofer has tapped. Only you see this. Tap a dot or a row for the house, the owner and the copy of the report.
Pick a house.

FIND ROOFERS.

Roofing companies in every state with phone, website and any email their own site lists: who to tell about LookKnock. One state at a time, or the whole country, town by town. This finds and keeps a list; it never calls or sends anything. Pause any time; it picks up where it stopped.
Download CSV: one link per state appears once it has companies.

THE EMAILS.

The four-touch email (day 0, 3, 8, 15) to roofers you enrol from the Find roofers list. It runs on its own, every hour, Monday to Friday 6 in the morning to 4 New Jersey time, up to the daily cap, and stops a company's sequence the moment they sign up, unsubscribe, reply or bounce. No one outside the list is ever written to.
See it land: the real email, from the real sender, to an address of yours (or the one mail-tester.com gives you). Nobody is enrolled.
What worked: which email a sign-up had last.
storm reach out

AFTER A STORM.

A hurricane, a hail storm, a derecho: name it, give the day and the state, list the towns it hit (or leave towns blank for the whole state), and every roofer on the list in that area gets a two-email storm sequence: the street before the flyers, and three days on. It goes through the same sender, Monday to Saturday 6 in the morning to 6, ahead of the regular emails and under the same daily cap. A company already in the regular sequence has that one pushed back a week so the two never land together. Nobody who opted out, bounced or signed up is written to.

SALES.

Four piles, one thread per roofer. Open a thread and you see every email he got, what he wrote, what you sent back and every call, in order, with the one thing to do next and the form for it right there. Every email goes out from your campaign address with the footer, and only when you tap Send.
practice call

ASK.

It knows how everything works and can look anything on this page up. Ask in plain words: "how many went out today", "who signed up from the emails", "what happened to Rob's taps", "set the cap to 60", "enrol the new NJ companies", "send me a test of the storm email". Anything that changes something comes back as a button for you to tap. It never shows a secret.
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REPORTS.

One tap uses one report: the house, the owner's phone and email, and a report in your company's name. No house, no contact, or one you already have: the report comes back by itself. One-time, nothing renews, reports never expire.
Have a code?
One-time card charge through Stripe. No subscription, nothing renews. Reports never expire. Sold by Flocality LLC. No one can promise an email gets through: the report and the owner's contact are yours either way, and the card tells you when an email did not go through.