Water doesn't wait for business hours. Restoral answers your phones and website chat in seconds, at 2 AM, on weekends, in storm weeks. It qualifies the loss and books the inspection while your crews stay on the job.
You're mid-extraction on a Cat 3. Your PM is on the line with an adjuster. It's 2 AM on a Sunday, which is exactly when flooded basements call. That homeowner doesn't wait or leave a voicemail. They call the next company on the list. That's not a phone problem. That's a revenue problem.
SOURCES: 411 LOCALS CALL-ANSWERING STUDY · INVOCA & RINGCENTRAL VOICEMAIL RESEARCH · LEAD CONNECT FIRST-RESPONSE STUDY
No new hardware. No new phone number. No six-week onboarding. Most companies are live before the end of the week.
Keep the number your customers already know. Restoral picks up when you can't: after two rings, after hours, or every time. You decide.
Point Restoral at your website. It learns your services, your service area, and your rules, then answers like your best office manager on their best day.
Every call and chat becomes a scored, summarized lead in one inbox, booked on your calendar and tracked from first ring to final invoice.
Not a phone tree. Not a robot reading a script. A natural-sounding AI receptionist that knows your services, greets returning callers by name, checks your real calendar, and books the inspection mid-call.
…the ceiling's dripping right over the stove. Can someone come look at it?
Absolutely. We have an opening tomorrow at 9 AM. I'll send a two-person crew for the inspection. Does that work?
Yes, perfect. Thank you so much.
A homeowner staring at two inches of water doesn't fill out forms and wait. Restoral's chat widget engages in seconds, answers real questions about your services, and turns panic into a booked crew, with a human hand-off whenever you want to jump in.
Calls, chats, forms, and recovered missed calls all land in a single inbox, each one already transcribed, summarized by AI, and scored for urgency. Your PM opens one screen in the morning and knows exactly who to call first.
No rip-and-replace, no data migration, no retraining the office. Restoral captures the lead, then pushes every contact, transcript, and booked job into your job-management system, then pulls status back so nothing lives in two places.
The odds of winning a lead collapse within minutes of it arriving. So when a form fill or a portal lead lands, Restoral's AI dials the homeowner immediately. It introduces your company, qualifies the loss, and books the inspection before your competitor's office even sees the email.
Drag the sliders to your numbers. Most owners have never actually run this math. The ones who finally do wish they'd done it a year sooner.
Restoral answers 100% of your calls, around the clock. AI call answering starts at $295/month, about $3,540 a year against the number on the right. Recover one loss and it's paid for.
This is a live Restoral agent for a fictional restoration company. Talk to it like a panicked homeowner at 2 AM. Interrupt it. Ask it something weird. Then imagine it answering your phone.
We ran the numbers after the first month: eleven after-hours calls we would have flat-out missed, and four of them turned into insurance jobs. It paid for itself the first weekend. Callers have no idea it's not our office.
My dispatcher used to spend half her day playing phone tag. Now every lead comes in already summarized and scored, and she works the list top to bottom. Customers keep asking when we hired a night shift.
Storm season used to mean losing calls while we were slammed. This spring the AI booked inspections while both my crews were out on losses. 214 after-hours leads since March. Front office that never takes a break.
Straightforward per-location pricing. No setup fees, no long-term contracts, no per-minute surprises.
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