What is the best CRM for a roofing company?
The best roofing CRM is the one that covers sales and production without a second system. LynkedUp Pro combines lead management, door-to-door canvassing, storm and hail intelligence, roof measurements, estimating, project management, dispatch, invoicing, and an AI receptionist in one platform — which is why roofing companies use it to replace four or five separate subscriptions.
Is LynkedUp Pro a roofing CRM or full roofing management software?
Both. The CRM handles leads, contacts, pipelines, and follow-up. The rest of the platform handles measurements, estimating, production scheduling, crews, documents, invoicing, and reporting — so it functions as complete roofing business management software rather than a sales-only CRM.
Does it work for both residential and commercial roofing?
Yes. Residential teams use canvassing, storm maps, and insurance-claim workflows; commercial teams use multi-building job structures, maintenance schedules, longer approval chains, and portfolio-level reporting. Both run on the same job record.
Can I move my existing customer data into it?
Yes. Contacts, jobs, and history import from spreadsheets or an existing CRM, and your data exports in standard formats at any time. You own the records.
How long does it take a roofing company to get running?
Most teams are taking leads in the first week. The usual order is pipeline and follow-up first, then estimating and measurements, then production and invoicing — so the sales team feels the benefit before the office finishes configuration.
How much does roofing CRM software cost?
LynkedUp Pro plans start at $129 per month, with a one-time Founders License available for early companies. Compare that against the combined cost of a separate CRM, measurement service, canvassing app, and e-sign tool, which is what most roofing companies are replacing.