A morning brief before the scramble
The National Hurricane Center, the National Weather Service, and county emergency pages. Daily in storm season, three times a week the rest of the year. You already watch the forecast. Joe watches it with you.
Storm week
A named storm is heading this way. Your phone will not be answerable.
You already watch the National Hurricane Center forecast. The week a named storm is inbound, you will be on a roof or boarding up. The phone will ring anyway, and you will not have time to write door hangers.
Storm Window is ready copy for that week. Not a login the night before landfall. Local, one week, one play.
Monthly
$297 / mo
Activation
$2,500
When
Named storm · card on file
The week the storm is heading this way
The copy is ready before you need it.
Packets ready on your command
Text, door-hanger, and email copy filled with dates and zip codes. English and Spanish. You send it, or your crew sends it. Joe does not email a bought list.
A crew list so you are not writing in the dark
This is ready copy and a crew list, not a drive into flooded roads. Hail, wind, tarp, and active-leak wording is in the copy. You approve every word.
Why a monthly fee plus a storm-week fee
Year-round tools exist. This is the one week that pays the year.
Self-serve storm AI will sell you a login. You configure it. You are still the operator when the outer bands are inbound. If you want that, you should.
This page is for a Crossroads roofer or restorer who will not write the texts that week. $297 a month keeps it taught. $2,500 turns it on when a storm is named.
- A morning weather brief from the National Hurricane Center, the National Weather Service, and county emergency pages. Daily in storm season, three times a week the rest of the year.
- Ready text messages, door hangers, and emails filled with dates and zip codes when you say go.
- English and Spanish. You send it, or your crew sends it.
- A ready list of who is working, so you are not scrambling.
What it is not
- Not Front Desk. Year-round missed calls for trades are a different play.
- Not a self-serve AI you configure the night before landfall.
- Not a live call center on a per-minute meter during the surge.
- Not a storm chaser from Houston or out of state.
- It does not send a crew, promise a tarp time, or file an insurance claim.
- Not Joe emailing your customers without your say-so.
Victoria to Port O’Connor and Point Comfort
Price, in the open
$297 a month to stay ready. $2,500 the week it runs.
Card on file. Cancel anytime. One play at a time. Book before the next named storm, not during it. It is September on the Gulf. Fake countdown clocks are not how this sells.
The other options
A year-round AI login
- Always-on tools exist. You set them up and babysit them
- Fine if you want to be the operator in the outer bands
- Most will not write your door hangers
The other options
Standing it up that week
- You already know you will not have time
- Texts, lists, and zip codes get written at night
- The first 48 hours are the ones that pay the year
This play
Storm Window
- $297 a month to stay ready
- $2,500 when a named storm is heading this way
- Joe Garcia, Victoria. Not a storm chaser. Cancel anytime
How it starts
Twenty minutes. Before the next storm, not during it.
01
Book 20 minutes before the storm
Joe walks your last storm week. No slide deck. If you did not miss calls or fall behind on copy, he will say so.
02
Keep a card on file
The monthly fee keeps it set up. It turns on when a storm is named and you say go. You keep every account.
03
You approve. You send.
Copy filled with dates and zip codes. English and Spanish. Joe does not email a bought list, and he does not drive into flooded roads.
Talk
Tell Joe you want Storm Window.
Book before the next named storm. He will walk your last surge, not a deck.
Who this is for
Local roofers and restorers who already watch the forecast.
Roofers, restorers, tree, and fence crews in Victoria, Port Lavaca, Cuero, Goliad, Edna, Point Comfort, and Port O’Connor. You know the drill and still lose the first 48 hours to copy and lists.
Not for year-round missed calls - that is Front Desk. Not for out-of-town storm chasers. Not for clinics or plant contractors. Not for shops that want Joe to send a crew without a yes.
Joe Garcia · Victoria, TX · you can meet him
Questions
Straight answers.
Talk
Twenty minutes. Before the next storm, not during it.
Tell Joe you want Storm Window. He will walk your last storm week.
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