Restoration websites for
the call at 2am.
Water damage, fire, mould, storm remediation. The most urgent search intent of any trade, the largest insurance-funded tickets, and almost no web company builds specifically for it.
Restoration work is overwhelmingly insurance-funded and there is no clean industry ticket average, so we do not publish one. Ask us and we will tell you what we do and do not know.
Three problems specific to restoration.
The decision takes two minutes
A basement under four inches of water at 11pm is not a considered purchase. They search, they call whoever loads first and answers. Nothing else about your business enters the decision.
Nobody answers at 2am, so nobody wins the job
Emergency trades lose more work to unanswered calls than any other category, and the caller does not leave a voicemail. They dial the next result.
Insurance language is missing from most sites
Homeowners want to know you have handled a claim before, that you will work directly with the adjuster, and that they are not fronting the money. Say it in plain words and you win.
Pages that match how people actually search.
We do not build one page per keyword or invent towns you do not serve. We build the pages that correspond to jobs you actually want, written from facts you actually gave us.
Everything below is written specifically for your business: your licence numbers, your real service area, your guarantees with their real terms, and your own photographs. No stock images of somebody else's truck.
Seasonality: Entirely event-driven. Freeze events, hurricanes, flooding and wildfire season. Build in the quiet stretch so you are ready before the event, not scrambling during it.
Typical restoration page set
- Water damage restoration
- Fire and smoke damage
- Mould remediation
- Storm damage
- Emergency board-up
- Insurance claim assistance
- 24/7 emergency response
- Service area
Ring includes up to 8 pages. Territory includes up to 14. Additional pages are $295–$495 each and are only built for services and areas you genuinely operate in.
What restoration owners usually say.
“We get all our work from insurance referrals.”
Referral lists change and adjusters retire. Direct homeowner calls are higher margin and they are yours, not somebody else's to redirect.
“We are on every lead-gen platform already.”
And you are paying per lead, competing with four others on the same lead, for a customer who is never yours. This one is.
What does it cost?
Ring is $299 a month plus a one-time $699 launch fee, and that is what most restoration companies are on. There is a lighter plan at $149 and two bigger ones above. Everything is published on the pricing page — we do not do quote-on-request.
How fast can you have it live?
Working preview within two business days of a fifteen minute call. Live site within seven business days of a complete onboarding packet, or your first month is free.
When somebody's basement is under four inches of water at 11pm, they call whoever comes up first. That is a two-minute decision and it happens on a phone.
See your business,
built properly.
Tell us the trade and the town. We will send back a scorecard on what your current setup is doing wrong, and if it is a fit, a working preview of the replacement. If it is not useful, stop there.