About Water Damage SEO, a marketing agency for restorers
Water Damage SEO is a marketing agency. We sell search work and paid ads management to the owners of water damage restoration companies, and nothing else. We are not a restoration company, we do not send crews anywhere, and we do not tell a homeowner or an owner how a loss ought to be dealt with.
This page says how we work, what we sell and what we leave to you, so you know where our part ends and yours begins.
Why an agency for restoration companies only
The marketing problems of a restoration company are not the problems of a company with a calm, predictable schedule. Your phone rings in bad moments. Your trucks are sometimes all out and sometimes parked. A storm week or a cold snap jams the calendar, and then a quiet stretch follows. Marketing that ignores those swings spends money in the wrong weeks.
We built this agency around that pattern. Ads open and close with your crew room, pages are written for the loss types and towns you really take, and reviews are asked for when a job file closes. We stay in the marketing lane the whole way. How a loss is handled belongs to the restoration company, and so does every claim about speed, hours or credentials that its marketing makes.
Our work is done by our team and reported to you each month. We make no claims about years in business, size or past results here, because none of that helps you decide. What helps is a clear list of what we do, which is on the services page.
What we handle for a restoration company, and what stays with its owner
- Ours
Pages and listings we write
Landing pages for each loss type and town, Maps listing care, review request routines, reply drafts and Strategic Content Assets on the plans that include them.
- Ours
Ad accounts we manage
Search and audience campaigns on the platforms you choose, with call tracking, a block list for the wrong searches and a monthly page of results. The accounts sit in your company name.
- Yours
How your front desk answers
Whether the phone is staffed at odd hours, who picks up and what they say is for you to decide. Our pages make no promise about it.
- Yours
Which calls are worth a crew
We count calls and form requests by source. You judge which ones become jobs, which become a rebuild line later and which you pass on.
- Yours
What the company says about itself
Any statement about credentials, response speed or hours comes from you, and the ad platforms apply their own rules to such wording.
How a monthly reading with a restoration company goes
Each month you get one summary: calls and form requests by source, what moved on the Maps listing, what the reviews look like and, if you run ads, what the platforms charged. It is the same layout every time, so you can put one month beside the last. When something is flat, we say it is flat and propose one change rather than five.
We try not to talk in jargon. If a term is unclear, say so, and we put it in the language of a job file. The marketing page shows how search, Maps, reviews and ads fit together for a restoration company, and the pricing page lists every plan.
What we ask of a restoration company owner
- A clear list of the loss types you take on and the ones you would rather not
- The towns your crews actually reach, by branch if you have more than one
- A note whenever your crews are full or sitting idle, so ads can follow
- Your own wording for any statement about credentials, speed or hours
- The logins to the ad accounts and the listing, kept in your company name
We never ask for a customer address, a policy number or a photo of a loss, and we would rather not receive one.
Questions about the agency behind water damage SEO
Is Water Damage SEO a restoration company?
No. It is a marketing agency. It does no restoration work and gives no advice to homeowners about a loss.
Will the pages you write teach anyone how a restoration job is done?
No. Pages describe your company, your loss types and your towns, and they exist to be found. They do not instruct anyone about water or a loss.
Who owns the pages, the listing and the ad accounts we build for a restoration company?
The ad accounts and the Maps listing are in your company name, with logins you hold. The managed website on Gold and Platinum is hosted by us as part of the plan.
Will you tell me my crews are about to get busy?
No. We do not forecast storms or demand. We read the numbers after the fact and adjust ads to what you tell us about your crew room.
Where do I find what you charge?
On the pricing page. Plans are billed monthly, with no startup fee and no contract.
Open a job file for your own marketing
Tell us which loss types and towns you want more calls from, and where your crews have room. We will talk through a first month on a call with our CEO.
The meter drawn below is an illustration of a reading falling, not a forecast of anything.