The CRM that closes the roof.
From the first knock to the final check. DriedIn runs your reps, your claims, your builds and your pay in one system, built inside a storm restoration company that knocks doors every day.
- Door knocked
- Inspection & photos
- Claim filed
- Adjuster approval
- Crew scheduled
- Dried in
- Supplements & final check
- Rep paid
Job secured.
Homeowner protected.
Every roofer knows the moment. The tear-off is done, the deck is covered, and the house is watertight again. That's "dried in." We named the software after it because that's what it does for the whole business: every lead, claim and dollar locked down, nothing left open to the weather.
Generic roofing CRMs weren't built for storm work.
Reps live on the doors
Storm work is sold by knocking. Your CRM should start at the door, not at the inbound web lead.
The claim is the job
Adjusters, approvals and supplements decide what a job is worth. They belong in the pipeline, not in someone's inbox.
Pay has to be right
Draws, commissions and overrides tied to real job status, so reps trust their checks and the office stops rebuilding spreadsheets.
Some of what DriedIn runs.
Door map
Every knock, lead and job pinned on the map, with hail layers so reps work the right streets.
Job file
Notes, photos, documents, emails and checklists for each job in one place the whole team can see.
Estimates & orders
Drop in the measurements once and build the estimate, material order and labor order from them.
Claims & supplements
Track every claim from filing to final check so no approved dollar gets left on the table.
Rep pay
Draws, commissions and overrides calculated from job status, reconciled every pay period.
Scoreboards & coaching
Live leaderboards for the office TV and one-on-one views that show managers where each rep needs help.
We built it because we needed it.
DriedIn wasn't designed in a software office. It was built inside a multi-state storm restoration company to run our own door-knocking reps, insurance claims, crews and payroll.
Every screen exists because someone on our team needed it on a real job. When the tools we paid for couldn't keep up with how storm work actually runs, we built our own. Now we're opening it up to other roofers.
Get your company dried in.
We're bringing on a small group of storm restoration companies first. Tell us about yours and we'll reach out to set up a walkthrough.