We take one restoration company per territory, and once it is taken it is closed. Whoever holds it gets a site, a Google profile, reviews and AI visibility worked on every single day, so when a basement floods at 2am theirs is the name that comes up first.
Your market
We scanned the restoration companies holding top-ten map positions across nineteen US metros, and the difference between markets is enormous: in the toughest one the typical top-ten company has 124 reviews, and in the easiest it has four. We only open a metro where those positions are genuinely winnable, which is why we run the scan before we take you on and why we turn applicants away.
One flat monthly price
You already know what one water damage job is worth. Put that number next to $1,500 a month and the decision makes itself. A full-time marketing employee working your business every day of the year: search, AI answers, design, conversion, content and the numbers behind them. It builds the site too. Software does the work every day, instead of people billing hours. It opens soon, month to month.
To start
Coming soon
See if your business qualifies, then join the list. We'll email you when it opens in your area.
What's included
Not a website. Not a lead list. A system that does the whole job, day and night, and shows you the work.
Visibility
It builds and works your presence across Google search, the map pack (the top three on the map), and the AI assistants homeowners now ask, like ChatGPT, Google AI, and Perplexity, with a real page for every service and every town you cover. When someone searches flooded basement or asks an assistant who handles water damage near them, your name is the one that comes back.
Competition
It studies the other restoration firms in your market, and the storm-chasers who flood in after a big loss: what they rank for, what their pages say, how their reviews are moving. Then it adjusts your plan to get around them, so you are the local name that stays visible after the out-of-town crews leave.
Reputation
Mid-crisis, a homeowner trusts recent reviews that mention fast arrival, clean work, and a claim that went smoothly. We make it easy for your customers to leave one, because recent reviews lift your map ranking, your close rate, and the adjuster credibility that wins the bigger insurance restorations.
The lead trap
Most restoration companies pay per lead, and the same flooded homeowner is sold to two or three firms at once. You pay to race the other crews to the phone, and it stops the day you stop paying.
Renting leads
You pay per lead. That lead was sold to two or three competitors too, so you are already racing them to call first. Miss the call and you paid for nothing. Stop paying and the whole pipeline disappears. You own none of it.
Owning the pipeline
Your website, Google profile, listings, and reviews work together. We improve that presence every day. You own the website and see the work in the Friday report.
This is for you if
This is not for you if
Questions
What restoration owners ask before they apply.
The daily work comes from your own data. It can include town and service pages, titles, speed fixes, technical fixes, and lost-page recovery.
Yes. Insurance work follows whoever handled the emergency, so the system gets you found and answering first, then builds the reviews and the plain claim-process content that make a homeowner and an adjuster trust you with the full cleanup and rebuild.
Yes. The site, the Google Business Profile, the reviews, and the content are yours. If you ever leave, you keep what we built. We do not hold your presence hostage.
One restoration company per territory
AI desk: $1,500 a month
Coming soon. Qualify now and join the list.
While you hold that spot, nobody else in your territory can buy this at any price. Big cities are split into several territories, so your spot is your part of town, not the whole metro. The work compounds every month, and the one competitor who would most want to match it is the one person who cannot.