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Be the restoration company that answers at 2am, and the one that finishes the rebuild.

A homeowner standing in an inch of water calls three companies at once. The first one to answer and give an arrival time gets the loss. We build the phone coverage, customer updates, and referral follow-up that win the call and carry the job all the way through the rebuild.

Where restoration companies lose jobs

Not on the loss itself. In the first ten minutes, and in the long weeks of insurance silence that follow.

01
The 2am water loss goes to whoever answers first

A burst supply line at 2am is a race. If your phone rings out, the mitigation goes to the company that picked up.

24/7 call answering that captures the loss details, gives an arrival window, and dispatches your on-call crew.
02
Customers go quiet during adjuster limbo

Weeks pass waiting on the adjuster, nobody updates the homeowner, and they start calling other contractors.

Automated status updates that keep the customer informed and on your side through the claim.
03
The rebuild goes to someone else

You dry it out, pull the equipment, and the reconstruction quietly goes to a contractor who followed up.

A rebuild follow-up track that starts the day mitigation ends, so you keep the whole job.
04
Referral partners forget you exist

Plumbers, property managers, and agents send losses to the company they heard from last week.

Partner follow-up and a referral track that keep you top of mind with the people who send the work.

One connected system

What we build for restoration companies

One connected system so an emergency call, a claim in progress, and a referral partner all get worked without pulling anyone off a job site.

A website built to turn water, fire, and mold searches into calls at the worst hour of someone's week.

Missed-call text-back and 24/7 AI answering so no loss call rings out.

Emergency intake that captures the loss type, address, and insurance details and dispatches your on-call crew.

Customer status updates through drying, the adjuster wait, and the rebuild so nobody feels abandoned.

A rebuild follow-up track that turns mitigation jobs into reconstruction contracts.

Referral partner follow-up for plumbers, property managers, and insurance agents.

Review automation timed for the moment the customer feels relief, not stress.

Local SEO and Google Business Profile work so you show up when the ceiling comes down.

TrueNorth Restoration, a complete restoration build by DigeWorks
TrueNorth Restoration · built by DigeWorks

Watch it run

How it works on a 2am water loss

A real example of the system winning the call and keeping the job through the rebuild.

2:07am: a homeowner calls and says “the water heater let go and the garage is flooding.” Your system answers, captures the address, flags it urgent, and pages your on-call crew while the caller shuts off the water.

It captures the address, the source, and whether they have called their insurer, then texts an arrival window so they stop dialing other companies.

While the equipment runs and the adjuster takes his time, the homeowner gets short updates so they know the job is moving.

The day the dry-out finishes, a review request goes out and the contact enters the rebuild follow-up track.

The plumber who referred the loss gets a thank-you and stays in a partner sequence, so the next loss comes to you too.

Common questions

Do you work with our restoration job management software?

Usually yes. The system can be configured to work with tools like DASH, Encircle, Albiware, and Jobber, so job details and documentation stay where your crews expect them. We build the phone, updates, and follow-up around what you already use.

Can it really handle a 2am emergency call?

That is the whole point. The AI answers instantly, gathers what your crew needs to roll, and reaches your on-call person by phone and text. Anything it cannot handle escalates to a human.

How do customer updates work during a long claim?

We set up short, plain messages at the points where customers get anxious: after the initial visit, while drying, when waiting on the adjuster, and before reconstruction. You choose what goes out and when.

Can it help us keep the rebuild work?

Yes. When mitigation closes, the contact enters a reconstruction follow-up track with your estimate and open start dates, so the rebuild conversation happens with you instead of a stranger.

How does it help with referral partners?

Every plumber, agent, and property manager who sends you a job goes into a partner track with thank-yous and periodic check-ins. The goal is that you are the company they think of when the next loss happens.

Win the call and keep the rebuild.

Book a call. We will map where emergency calls and reconstruction work slip away and show you what we would connect first.