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Restoration

Triage restoration emergencies before dispatch rolls

Converzaq captures loss type, active water flow, and insurance status from calls and website chat—Hot leads surface for immediate callback.

Restoration technicians performing water damage mitigation

Minutes matter

Restoration losses cannot wait on voicemail

When a supply line bursts at midnight, the homeowner calls three restoration companies. The first structured response wins the mitigation—and sets the trajectory for the whole claim.

Adjusters, property managers, and panicked homeowners all use different language for the same wet basement. Intake must capture source, spread, and whether power is safe before trucks roll for water mitigation or mold remediation work.

CAT events flood phones with duplicate calls from the same street. Without summaries grouped by storm damage zone, dispatchers callback the same neighbor twice while structural drying crews wait on another block.

  • Live losses need triage in seconds not minutes
  • Insurance questions repeat without documented answers
  • Commercial losses need different documentation paths
  • Website chat abandoned during active flooding

Restoration intake workflow

Emergency triage, insurance context, scored for dispatch.

  1. Step 1

    Loss identification

    Water, fire, smoke, mold, or storm event.

  2. Step 2

    Stabilization questions

    Active flow, occupancy, utilities, safety.

  3. Step 3

    Insurance capture

    Claim filed, carrier, adjuster assigned per your script.

  4. Step 4

    Hot/Warm scoring

    Active losses rank Hot; stabilized inspections Warm.

  5. Step 5

    Dispatcher callback

    Team confirms ETA and documentation steps.

Converzaq does not guarantee arrival times or adjuster outcomes—only structured intake.

Restoration caller questions

Align with how your project managers explain the process.

  • “How fast can you be on site for water damage?”
  • “Should I wait for the adjuster before calling you?”
  • “Do you bill insurance directly?”
  • “Can we stay in the house during drying?”
  • “How do you handle mold behind walls?”
  • “Do you pack out furniture?”
  • “What should I do while waiting for your crew?”

Restoration qualification

Dispatch needs loss context before rolling trucks.

Loss type and source

Category of water and fire paths differ.

Active intrusion

Live losses get emergency routing.

Insurance status

Guides documentation and billing conversation.

Occupant safety

May require evacuation guidance from KB.

Document safe customer steps—shutoff, electricity—in KB without DIY remediation advice.

What a qualified lead looks like

An example restoration opportunity your team would see in Converzaq.

Active basement flooding

Hot lead
Service
Water mitigation
Context
Finished basement, sump failure during storm
Urgency
Standing water rising; occupants on main floor
Location
CAT-affected zip in service area

Caller reports ankle-deep water still entering. Insurance not yet filed. Needs immediate guidance and crew dispatch.

Next step: On-call PM calls within minutes; dispatcher rolls extraction unit.

Restoration KB topics

Process and certification answers must be accurate.

Emergency response

  • · Response windows you commit to
  • · After-hours fees

Insurance

  • · Documentation you collect
  • · Direct billing if offered

Services

  • · Pack-out
  • · Structural drying
  • · Mold protocols you document

Safety guidance

  • · Customer steps while waiting—no technical remediation

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Web and phone restoration intake

Emergencies call; property managers may start online.

Website

  1. 1.Visitor reports leak
  2. 2.AI triages active flow
  3. 3.Captures insurance status
  4. 4.Hot lead

2 a.m. chat during pipe burst becomes Hot with phone captured.

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Phone

  1. 1.Caller describes smoke damage
  2. 2.AI captures rooms affected
  3. 3.Logs claim number if available
  4. 4.Warm lead for PM

CAT queue produces per-address summaries.

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Restoration lead recovery

Dropped emergency calls retain partial triage.

  1. 1Caller disconnects during address
  2. 2Chat closed before insurance info
  3. 3Duplicate neighbor calls

Dispatch follows up from saved partial records.

See how lead capture works →

Restoration use cases

Midnight pipe bursts

Problem: No CSR staffed.

Converzaq: Voice triage and Hot scoring.

Outcome: On-call sees prioritized losses.

Insurance coordination calls

Problem: Repeat adjuster questions.

Converzaq: KB explains your documentation.

Outcome: PMs spend less time on FAQs.

Commercial water losses

Problem: Multi-tenant complexity.

Converzaq: Captures units affected and contacts.

Outcome: Commercial coordinator informed.

Post-storm CAT volume

Problem: Phone overload.

Converzaq: Structured summaries per caller.

Outcome: Dispatch batches by geography.

Restoration AI FAQ

Only times explicitly documented in your knowledge base.

Capture every restoration loss with structured urgency

Train on your response policies, connect phone and web, and give dispatch Hot leads—not mystery voicemails.

Stop letting good leads disappear.

Your customers are already visiting and calling. Give them an immediate response — and give your team a qualified lead.

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