Exclusive inbound calls for local businesses
Water damage restoration
We route calls from local lead assets we own to one restoration company per territory. Pay per qualified call or lease a territory. Emergencies are not predictable.
Callers are usually in the middle of a problem. A pipe has burst, an appliance has leaked, a basement has taken on water, or a storm has pushed water into the house. Some ask about mold after an earlier leak. Property managers and business owners call when a unit or office is wet.
These calls arrive without warning and often outside business hours. They also cluster around storms and freezing weather, so volume is uneven.
A qualified call is a call of 60 seconds or more from a caller inside your service area who is asking for a quote or immediate service. Wrong numbers and disconnected calls are credited back.
For restoration, agree what you handle: clean water only, or also sewage and mold; residential, commercial, or both. We confirm the definition of an emergency call in writing before you start. We do not make claims about what any insurer will pay for a job.
Each territory is served to one business. We do not sell the same call to a second restoration company in that territory, and the zip codes or cities are agreed before you start.
The indicative pay-per-call range for water damage is $150 to $350 per emergency call. It varies by city and season and is confirmed in writing before you start. See pay per lead and the flat monthly territory lease, quoted per territory on WhatsApp.
A water emergency caller will phone the next company in minutes if nobody picks up. You need a call line staffed around the clock or a dependable on-call rotation, trucks and drying equipment ready, and a clear process to send a crew fast.
Each call plays the whisper message "Incoming exclusive quote request from Local Lead Generators" before it connects. Calls are tracked and recorded for review where the law allows.
No result is promised. Call volume depends on the city, the season, the weather and how long the asset has been live, and some territories take time to produce calls. Job values vary widely, and we do not state what a job will bring in or what insurance will cover. Outcomes depend on how fast you answer and arrive. The terms are on pricing.
Tell us your industry, city and the area you serve.
We confirm if your territory is open and send the model and rates.
Calls go to your dispatch line with a whisper message and a call record.
No. Emergency calls follow burst pipes, floods and storms, which nobody can schedule. Volume depends on the city, the season, the weather and how long the asset has been live. Some territories take time to produce calls. We share what we know about a market before you start, and no result is promised.
The indicative range is $150 to $350 per emergency call. The price varies by city and season and is confirmed in writing before you start. The flat monthly lease has no public price because it is quoted per territory. Send your city and service area on WhatsApp and we will reply with the rate for that market.
No. We do not claim any payout amount, and what an insurer covers differs by policy, state and claim. Job values vary widely. Your company handles estimates and any dealings with insurers. We supply the inbound call and a record of it, and we recommend you take your own advice on claims practice.
Wrong numbers and disconnected calls are credited back. Short calls under 60 seconds do not count as qualified. Calls are tracked and recorded for review where the law allows, so both sides can check what happened. We confirm the full definition of an emergency call in writing before you begin.
Message us on WhatsApp and we reply with options that fit your target.