Water damage calls, while it is still wet.
Burst pipes, flooding, sewage backups, failed water heaters, overflowing appliances: the homeowner is searching from a wet floor and dials the first credible number. We own the pages they land on and route the call to your intake in seconds.
What the consumer is searching for.
The searches are urgent and specific: emergency water damage repair, flooded basement cleanup, burst pipe water damage, sewage backup cleanup, water extraction near me. Paid search on exact-match emergency terms is the core channel; metro landing pages carry the call.
Water calls are perishable. The consumer calls the first firm that answers and can arrive today; a line that rings out loses the job to the next listing. Partners here answer live, dispatch on an emergency timeline, and hold the mitigation licenses the state requires.
Supply line and pipe failures
Frozen or failed supply lines, slab leaks, fitting failures - the most common urgent water call and the one with the shortest window before secondary damage.
Storm and groundwater intrusion
Basement flooding, sump failure and storm surge, where demand spikes by county and media is geo-fenced to where you can dispatch.
Category 3 backups
Sewer backups and black-water events that need licensed handling, protective equipment and fast containment.
Water heater, washer, dishwasher failures
Lower-drama, high-volume leaks that still need extraction and drying before mold starts the clock on a second job.
The call, with its record.
In seconds, to one line
The call leaves our tracking number and lands on your intake as it rings, with channel, campaign and keyword attached. One billable call, one partner.
Footprint, duration, intent
Out-of-footprint, short and non-service calls are filtered before they bill. The three tests.
Recording notices, consent trail
The property discloses it is a referral service, states recording where required, and stores the consent with the record. Compliance posture.
Licensed, insured, staffed
Partners hold the licenses the job requires, carry insurance, and answer like it is an emergency - because it is.
Water damage calls, in plain terms.
What counts as a billable water damage call?
A call from a property inside your footprint, past the minimum connected duration in your agreement, from a consumer asking for water mitigation or restoration. Hang-ups, vendors, duplicates and out-of-footprint calls are filtered before they bill.
Do you sell water damage leads as well as calls?
Yes. Form submissions with consent trails are available for teams that work a callback queue. Most water damage partners buy the call, because the job goes to whoever arrives first.
Can I limit calls to certain job types?
Yes. Job types - for example category 3 sewage only, or no storm flooding - are set in the agreement and enforced by the intent filter.
How fast do I need to answer?
Live. Water calls route in seconds and the consumer is comparing you with the next result. Partners who cannot answer live should buy leads instead.
Ready to plug in? Talk to us.
contact@slipstreams.com