Turbo Link for Roofers: Storm Calls to Signed Proposals
An estimate request form, license and insurance up front, proposals signed on one link, after-hours storm requests, and job photos, for $74 a month.
Turbo Link gives roofers a storm-ready lead form, license and insurance shown up front, proposals signed on one link, and job photos kept in one place, for $74 a month, billed annually.
What a generic tool gets wrong for roofers
Roofing leads do not arrive on a schedule, and the trust bar is higher than most trades because the job is expensive and often driven by a crisis.
- Storm damage does not wait for business hours. A homeowner with a leak at night is not going to wait until 9am to find someone. An after-hours emergency request intake means that lead lands in your dashboard instead of going to the next contractor who answers.
- Trust has to be visible before the call. A roof job is a big-ticket decision. License and insurance sitting up front on the website answers the first question a homeowner has before they even reach out.
- Paperwork kills momentum. A proposal that requires a printer, a scanner, or an account to sign gives the homeowner time to call a competitor instead. A signed link closes that gap.
What is included
- An estimate request form on your website
- License and insurance shown up front on your site
- After-hours emergency request intake for storm calls
- Proposals sent by token link, signed with no account needed, with an audit trail of who opened it and when
- A leads, jobs, and customers dashboard in one place
- Job-level photo storage
Price
Command Center is $74 a month, billed annually, or $80 a month month to month. That covers your website, the estimate form, proposals and signing, and the job dashboard. A Done For You website build starts at $349 if you want it built for you. Turbo Link does not process card payments. Full pricing is on the pricing page.
Related reading: Turbo Link for Contractors, the pricing page, and the guide on signing estimates faster on one link.
Questions people ask
Can homeowners request an estimate outside of business hours?
Yes. The estimate request form and emergency request intake are on your site around the clock, so a storm-damage lead can come in at 11pm and be waiting for you in the morning.
Do I need to show my license and insurance somewhere?
Yes. Your license and insurance information can sit right on the website, up front, which matters for a trade where trust is decided before the first call.
How does a homeowner sign a proposal?
They get a link. No account, no app to download. They open it, review it, and sign, and the system records an audit trail of who opened it and when.
Can I keep photos of a job in one place instead of my phone's camera roll?
Yes. Job photos are stored against the job in your dashboard, not scattered across a phone or a group text.