Your office runs in English.Your crews don't.
Pureblue builds AI teammates for both sides of roofing: contractors winning and building replacement jobs — where the office/crew language gap quietly burns crew days — and building-products manufacturers scaling technical support across specifiers, installers, and distributors.
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Live roofing workflows — not slides.
Real-time translation, built into the platform
Pureblue translates any chat session or front-end workflow in real time — it is a button in the setup, not a services engagement or a translation vendor bolted on. Turn it on and the build sheet, the job packet, the two-way questions, and the photo updates all run in your crew's language, while the office keeps reading and writing in English. The English-office, Spanish-crew gap is the most common operational failure point in Sun Belt roofing, and it is the reason wrong-color installs and not-build-ready mornings keep happening.
Production Coordinator
Gets tomorrow's board build-ready — permit pulled, load confirmed, dumpster ordered, deposit collected — assembles the crew-ready job packet, and sends it to the crew lead in their language before the build. Questions come back in Spanish; the office reads them in English.
Job Packets In Your Crew's Language
The build sheet is in English, the crew lead isn't, and the details get relayed by phone through whoever is bilingual that morning. Wrong color goes on, or the crew rolls to a job that was never build-ready.
One button in setup and the whole workflow speaks your crew's language: scope, squares and color, pitch, access notes, and photos sent before the build — with questions and jobsite photos coming back translated the other way.
Insurance Supplementing
Supplementing is tedious, specialized work bottlenecked on one person — so it gets skipped, or outsourced for 30–50% of what it recovers.
The carrier's scope is compared against the measured roof and local code, and a supplement package is drafted — omitted line items, code-upgrade justifications with citations, photo exhibits. Scope and code only: never pricing, never policy.
Proposal & Storm-Lead Follow-Up
After a hailstorm the leads arrive faster than anyone can work them, and unsigned proposals go cold while reps chase the next door.
Every unsigned proposal and stale storm lead gets worked with sequenced follow-up in the homeowner's language, answering shingle, warranty, and financing questions — and the rep is alerted the moment someone re-engages.
An AI technical assistant for your whole ecosystem
Architects, estimators, certified installers, and distributors generate thousands of technical questions a day — product selection, fire ratings, wind uplift, code compliance — and the answers live in PDF libraries and overloaded technical services teams. Every slow answer is a spec lost.
Technical Spec Assistant
Answers spec, approval, and code questions instantly from your technical library — always citing the governing document — generates CSI 3-part spec language, and routes qualified project leads to the right regional rep.
Spec Answers With Citations
“Which system meets FM 1-90 uplift for a coastal cold-storage build?” queues behind every other call to technical services.
RAG-powered answers with citations to the governing document, matching CSI spec sections and CAD/BIM details on demand — and the project captured as a routed lead.
Certified Installer Field Support
The 6am job-site question — nailing pattern, starter course, detail condition — waits for a callback, and field errors void the enhanced warranty the homeowner paid for.
Answers straight from your installation guides on a phone at the job site, in the installer's own language, logged against the project for warranty documentation. Fewer field errors, fewer defect returns.
Warranty Registration & Defect Returns
Registrations are spotty, defect returns arrive undocumented, and installation-vs-product triage is a manual investigation.
Registration at install, photo-documented defect intake, and automated triage checklists — your warranty program becomes a sales asset instead of a cost center.
One platform, both sides of the value chain
Real-time translation of any chat session or front-end workflow is a platform capability — a toggle in setup, not custom work per customer
The underlying modules — intake, lifecycle state machines, quotes, billing, job routing — are built and validated in field service and configure directly to roofing production
The two plays compound: manufacturers route qualified leads to certified contractors, and warranty data flows back — a network effect inside one vertical
Frequently asked questions
We're a roofing contractor — what does the AI teammate do?
It runs production and protects margin: gets tomorrow's jobs build-ready, sends crews a job packet in their own language with scope, color, pitch and access notes, drafts the insurance supplements most companies skip, and works your unsigned proposals and storm leads until they sign.
How does the language support actually work?
It's built into the platform — we translate any chat session or front-end workflow in real time. You turn it on with a button in the setup. The crew reads and replies in their language, the office reads and writes in English, and nobody is relaying details by phone through whoever happens to be bilingual that morning. It isn't Spanish-only; whatever language your crews speak, the same button covers it.
Does the AI file insurance claims for the homeowner?
No, and it never will — the homeowner is required to file the claim themselves. The teammate helps them understand the process, prepares your inspection documentation, and drafts supplement packages after a contract is signed. Carrier communication stays on scope of work and code, never pricing or policy.
We're a manufacturer — what does it do for us?
It scales your technical services team: spec and code answers with citations from your product library, CSI spec language and CAD/BIM details on demand, certified-installer field support in the installer's own language, and warranty registration and defect-return triage.
Does it replace our CRM?
No — Pureblue is an AI layer on top of the systems you already run, including AccuLynx, JobNimbus, Roofr, and JobProgress. It captures, triages, assembles, and routes, then hands clean data back. No rip-and-replace.
What does it cost?
A $20–75K fixed-scope implementation to build and deploy your first AI teammate, plus a $50–60K per year subscription covering hosting, models, monitoring, and improvement — less than one loaded coordinator or technical-services hire.
See it running on work that looks like yours
A 20-minute demo of roofing workflows running live — not slides. Tell us what you'd automate first and we'll build the demo around it.
Fixed-scope implementation
We design, build, and deploy your first AI teammate and its workflows — live in weeks, not quarters.
Platform subscription
Hosting, models, monitoring, and continuous improvement included. Priced against a hire, not a software seat.
Augmentation, not replacement
Your people handle judgment calls; the AI teammate handles the repetitive work between them.
Ready when you are
Tell us what you'd automate first — the form takes thirty seconds.