
What should a $10M roofing company run its business on?
If you run a roofing business from $3M to $50M and up, the fix is not another app. It is one place where the lead, the estimate, the job, and the money live together.

If you run a roofing business from $3M to $50M and up, the fix is not another app. It is one place where the lead, the estimate, the job, and the money live together.

Most contractor software is a tool you have to ask. Bench runs on a team of agents that brings you the decision, and a person still decides.

A busy roofing business that keeps less than it should is not bleeding from one big hole. The money leaks through pinholes in the handoffs. Here is where.

Your roofing estimate turnaround time drags because a handoff has nobody watching it, not because one person is slow. Here is what it costs and how to see it.

A roofing inspection report closes when the homeowner can hold it and understand it: what is wrong, what it takes to fix, and what it costs, in one piece.

Your business already holds the answer to where the money goes. It sits in your own systems, unsorted. Here is what turns up when somebody finally looks at it.
AI companies sell agents now. What one does for your business depends on the setup around it. Here is what that setup holds and how contractors use it.
Fill out the survey and you get a map of how your company runs today, in your words. Then we either book a call or you log in at $249 a month.
Pay the Platform year up front and Bench locks rates on everything you buy and on your expansion for two years. It binds Bench, not you.
You buy one Mac and it stays on in your office. For most contractors that's a Mac mini with 48GB of RAM. Get the RAM first. The chip matters less.
Hand the agent a measurement report and get back a priced estimate with the math on every line. A Kestrel credit is a dollar. Unused credits roll over.
In Bench, the people on the roof are the install crew. Agents are agents. The office is your people. Crew Dispatch keeps its name because it sends the install crew.
The first call is about your business, not ours. We find two jobs you already run every week and show those two on screen next time.
Bench reads one Search Console property and returns clicks, impressions, CTR, and position. ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini explain the rows; no model crawls or edits your site.
Your board uses your word: job, claim, or deal. Underneath, Bench keeps one record and four hand-offs, so a retail reroof and a claim run on one board.
ChatGPT is a visit. A Bench agent lives on your Mac. The harness is the setup on that Mac so work still runs when you close the laptop.
Bench Software is the browser app. The harness is how agents run on a Mac you own. The first always-on Mac is included with the first agent. Extra machines add compute, not seats.
Contractor tools already integrate. The problem is they do not run as one system. Bench keeps AccuLynx and the rest, and puts the file in one place.
Bench Implementation is the onboarding you buy with the plan. Harness setup is a separate $525 charge. Single maps the board. Guided closes one real deal. Intensive adds named people and one recurring job.
Bench starts with Grok because it is fast. Opus is the model for a normal Tuesday. Fable builds a system that keeps doing the work, not one quick job.