Contractors Cloud
What it is
Contractors Cloud is a CRM and business-management platform for roofing, exteriors and other sales-driven contractors. Its site lists sales (lead management, scheduling, estimating, proposals, e-signatures, commission tracking), project management, production and materials, communication, and financials with job costing and a QuickBooks Online integration. It also offers an MCP server that lets AI assistants such as Claude, ChatGPT and Cursor work inside the software, and lists integrations with CompanyCam and EagleView. The site says billing is monthly for active users, with a $189 monthly minimum.
Description based on contractorscloud.com, checked Nov 4, 2026. Features and pricing change, so check the vendor's site for current details.
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Use cases with Contractors Cloud (1)
AI agents for a roofing back office: invoices, supplements and material orders at First National Roofing
First National Roofing
Adam Lynn of First National Roofing, a roofer for 17 years who says he is "not a tech guy," described in a Contractors Cloud webinar recap how he runs AI agents connected to his roofing CRM through its MCP server. Per the vendor's write-up, an agent with its own email address splits batch supplier-invoice PDFs (about an hour of manual work per batch), files each invoice to the right project, notifies the office associate and now also enters the expenses. EagleView reports are routed to an agent for automatic upload, public adjuster emails are read and logged to the project, a signed contract triggers project creation and document upload, and paid leads produce a morning status report. Another agent drafts supplements from the EagleView report, the adjuster's estimate and Xactimate pricing, and drafts material orders using his ordering standards. Lynn says his learning curve was a couple of days, a human still reviews the work, and no one was laid off; he is also setting up an alert for jobs nearing the 90-day lien-filing deadline in Atlanta. The account is a vendor-published webinar recap (Contractors Cloud's own demo used Claude over MCP); no hard before-and-after figures beyond the invoice-batch time are given.