Water damage restoration

Water damage restoration is won in the first hour. A pipe bursts at 2 a.m., a roof leaks in a thunderstorm, a water heater lets go on a Sunday. The homeowner picks up the phone, searches, and calls the first company that looks real and answers. Most of the job is decided before anyone sees the house.

What we focus on for restoration companies

• Answering every call, day and night. An AI phone receptionist and an automatic text-back when you miss a call, so the 2 a.m. call doesn't go to the next company on the list.
• Google Maps for the emergency searches: "water damage restoration near me", "water extraction", "burst pipe cleanup", "flooded basement", "mold remediation", across your whole service area, not just near your shop.
• Google Local Services Ads, where the "Google Screened" or "Google Guaranteed" badge sits above everything else on the page.
• Service pages and town pages: water extraction, drying and dehumidifying, mold, sewage cleanup, storm and roof-leak water damage, each with real local detail.
• Trust: your IICRC certifications, your license where your state requires one, real reviews, and dated job photos. Homeowners and adjusters both look for them.
• Storm timing: storm pages and Google posts ready to go live within 48 hours, the same Storm Watch our roofing clients use.
• Roofer partners: a leaking roof means wet drywall and insulation. We help you build referral relationships with local roofers, and if you're a roofer, with a restoration company.
• Call tracking and the weekly report, so you know which calls came from where and which ones turned into jobs.

Insurance rules shape how you can advertise

Most restoration jobs are paid through a homeowner's insurance claim, so the marketing has to follow the rules. In Florida, a homeowner can no longer sign over post-loss insurance benefits (an "assignment of benefits") on property policies issued or renewed on or after January 1, 2023, and contractors may not pay, waive or rebate any part of an insurance deductible. Other states have their own rules. We write every page, ad and email to the rules where you work, and nothing goes out until your company approves it.

Source: Florida Department of Financial Services, Assignment of Benefits.

One restoration company per county

We work with one water damage restoration company in your county, for as long as you're a client. We will not take on your competitor down the street. See plans and pricing.

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