Active Water Intrusion
Burst pipes, appliance failures, flooding and other active water-loss situations.
Service


Water damage acquisition
Water damage callers often need immediate mitigation. Campaign criteria should reflect your response hours, service radius and real crew capacity.
Call categories
Service-specific call criteria are agreed before launch.
Burst pipes, appliance failures, flooding and other active water-loss situations.
Weather-driven losses inside the exact GEO selected for the campaign.
Callers seeking extraction, drying and immediate damage control.
Follow-on repairs where the caller is still choosing a restoration company.
Routing and qualification
Calls are matched against agreed service, GEO and routing-hour criteria. Tracking provides visibility into call source and duration; exact billable criteria are governed by the buyer agreement.

Commercial framework
Water damage calls typically range from $400–$1,000+ depending on GEO, competition, criteria and availability.
Water damage calls typically range from $400–$1,000+ depending on GEO, competition, criteria and availability.
Live calls must match the agreed service and coverage criteria. Spam, wrong-service and out-of-area treatment follows the signed agreement.
Routing hours and campaign scope can be adjusted as crew capacity changes.
Questions answered
Clear answers to the most common questions businesses ask before starting a campaign.
No. Volume changes by GEO, season, service demand and available traffic.
Yes. Campaigns can be scoped by state, metro, county or ZIP-level coverage where routing supports it.
Invalid-call criteria and review procedures are defined in the signed buyer agreement.
Where inventory is available, a limited GEO or campaign test may be discussed before scaling.
Tell us whether you are looking to buy or sell inbound restoration calls and identify your target geographic coverage. Our team will review your inquiry and contact you.