Weather Delay Rescheduling Messages
Writes clear, friendly messages to customers when weather forces a roofing job to move.
Before and after
Ada Kaur, 5410 Sandvale St, Ridgehill
Hi Ada, this is Stonevale Roofing. Rain is coming in tomorrow, Thursday, so we have to move your tear off and re-roof. Nothing has been started on your roof yet. Your new start is Monday, and the crew will arrive at 7:30am. Please move your green 2016 Subaru Crosstrek out of the driveway the night before. If you have any questions, call us at 336-555-0132. Thank you for your patience, we appreciate it.
Alec Monroe, 5789 Slatevale Rd, Ridgehill
Hi Alec, this is Stonevale Roofing. Because of rain coming in Thursday, we can't finish your roof on the day we planned. The crew tore off the back half on Wednesday and tarped it. Our crew lead, Ahmed Matsuda, checked that the tarp is tied down. Your new day is not set yet, because it depends on the forecast. When we come back, please keep Pickle, your Norwich terrier, inside. If you have questions, call Ahmed's line at 336-555-0133. Thank you for your patience.
Questions for the owner
- When will Alec Monroe hear back about the new date? Add a timeframe if you want one in the message.
- Should the message to Alec mention the front half of the roof? The notes only describe the back half.
What it does
Writes clear, friendly messages to customers when weather forces a roofing job to move. Handles one customer or a whole day of affected jobs, and gives each customer their own message with the new plan.
Use it when: Use when a roofing company needs to tell customers that a job is delayed or moved because of weather, such as "rain is coming, message the customer," "we can't tear off tomorrow," or "reschedule these jobs for wind."