One restoration company per market. Yours, if it is still open.
After-hours loss intake for water and fire restoration. It answers the 2 a.m. water loss that would have gone to the next company on the list, runs the intake your best dispatcher would, and wakes your on-call tech. We sell it to one company in your market and nobody else.
Call it and tell it your basement is flooding. Ninety seconds is enough.
We don't bill the build until the agent books your first job.
The $2,500 build is invoiced once, the first time the agent books you an appointment. If it never books one, you never pay for it. $500 a month after a 30-day trial. Self-serve tools charge you to find out whether they work. We don't.
60 days free, in exchange for the proof.
The first 3 restoration companies get 60 days before any monthly fee instead of 30. In return, we may use recorded clips of real loss calls the agent took for you, with the homeowner's details removed, and a quote from you under your logo. Your market is locked the day you sign, like everyone else's.
Not a receptionist. A loss intake.
Every question your on-call tech would ask before getting in the truck, asked while the homeowner is still on the line, in this order.
1. Is the water still running?
The first question, because it decides everything after it. Active water is an emergency from the first sentence.
2. Shutoff guidance
Where the main shutoff usually is, which way it turns, and to kill the breaker before anyone steps into standing water.
3. Category of water
Supply line, appliance overflow or sewage backup — Category 1, 2 or 3, worked out from the source, with the right safety warning for each.
4. Insured, and with whom
The carrier, and whether a claim is already open. It never guesses what a policy covers or what a claim will pay.
5. Address and access
The address, gate and lock codes, pets, and who will be there to let the crew in at 3 a.m.
6. Photos, before anything moves
The homeowner gets a text while still on the line and replies with photos of the rooms and the source. They land on the lead before your tech does.
7. Wake the on-call tech
Only then is your on-call tech paged — with the loss, the category, the carrier and the address — and called if the page is not answered.
It knows what Category 3 water is.
A general-purpose receptionist takes a message. This one tells a supply-line leak from a sewage backup, and treats them differently.
Clean water
A burst supply line, a failed water heater, rain through the roof. Urgent, but the homeowner can be near it.
Grey water
A dishwasher, a washing machine, a toilet overflow with no waste in it. Contaminated, and treated that way.
Black water
Sewage, a toilet backflow, rising flood or groundwater. Children and pets kept away, nobody cleaning it themselves, your tech woken.
Signpost is a tool. This is a service with your market locked.
Built for you by the founder who answers the phone, and sold to nobody else in your market.
| Question | Self-serve receptionist apps | PsPro AI for restoration |
|---|---|---|
| Who builds it | You do, from a template | The founder, with your team, on a call |
| Who else in your market can buy it | Anyone, including the shop down the road | Nobody. One restoration company per market |
| What the 2 a.m. caller is asked | Name, number, a message | Water running, shutoff, category, carrier, claim, address, access |
| What happens to an active loss | It waits in an inbox until morning | Your on-call tech is paged, then called |
| When you pay for the build | Up front, to find out if it works | After it books your first job |
Connected today, and next.
Today every booking lands on Google Calendar, Microsoft 365, Jobber or our dispatch board, and goes out over a signed webhook to whatever else you run.
Run your jobs in DASH, Albiware, Encircle, Xcelerate or Restoration Manager? Tell us which on the call. The first native restoration connector is built for the software our restoration customers actually run.
Your competitor might take it. Check your market first.
Once a restoration company in your market signs, the market is claimed and we stop selling there.
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