Intent On DemandRestoration leads from homeowners dealing with damage
The best restoration leads are homeowners researching water damage, mold, fire or storm repair right now. Intent On Demand finds them by topic and ZIP code, so you can reach a storm area in days instead of waiting for the phone to ring.
How to get restoration leads from intent data
- Pick restoration topics. Search the 45,000+ intent topics and choose the ones your customers research before they buy.
- Narrow it down. Set intent strength and recency, add the filters below, and leave out numbers on the do-not-call list.
- Preview for free. See how many homeowners match, which contact details come back, and a masked sample before you pull anyone.
- Pull and refresh. Pull the audience into your workspace and refresh it every 1, 3, 7, 14 or 30 days. Each refresh counts the full audience size toward your monthly contacts, even people you already have.
- Send it where you work. Push to GoHighLevel, HubSpot, Pipedrive or Close, start an Instantly or Smartlead campaign, or sync a Facebook Custom Audience.
Restoration intent topics you can target
These are real topics in the Intent On Demand catalog. Combine several to widen the audience, or pick one to keep it tight.
Water damage restoration leads after a storm
Storm work is local and short-lived. Build the audience from storm damage, roof leak repair and water restoration topics, limit it to the ZIP codes that were hit, and refresh every 1 to 3 days for the first weeks. When the work slows down, slow the refresh down too.
Filters that matter for restoration
| Filter | Why it helps |
|---|---|
| ZIP codes, cities or counties | The exact ZIP codes a storm or flood hit. |
| Home ownership | Owners make the insurance claim and approve the work. |
| Year built | Older homes take more damage from the same storm. |
| Estimated home value | Match the job size you want. |
| Verified or skip-traced mobile | Numbers your team can actually call. |
| Leave out Do-Not-Call numbers | Phone numbers include do-not-call flags where available. |
Intent audiences vs bought restoration leads
| Bought or shared leads | Intent audience | |
|---|---|---|
| Who they are | People who filled in a form somewhere | People researching restoration topics right now |
| Who else gets them | Often sold to several companies | Anyone can target the same topics, but you choose the filters and timing |
| Cost | Paid per lead | Part of your plan; previewing is free |
| Volume | Whatever the vendor has that day | Everyone who matches your topics and area, refreshed on your schedule |
| First contact | They expect your call | You reach out first, so the message has to earn the reply |
Three ways restoration teams use it
- After a storm or hail. Pull homeowners researching storm damage, roof leaks and water restoration in the ZIP codes that were hit, refreshed every few days while the work lasts.
- Public adjusters. Homeowners researching damage and insurance topics in a storm area, for licensed public adjusters who help with the claim.
- Commercial jobs. A separate B2B audience of property managers and HOAs researching commercial water, storm and fire restoration services.
Add the people already on your website
Intent audiences find homeowners before they visit you. Add one script to your site and website visitor identification names the people who do visit, with every page they read, in the same workspace and CRM.
Compliance
Phone numbers include do-not-call flags where available, you can leave DNC numbers out of any audience, and you can keep your own suppression list. Follow the telemarketing, do-not-call and contact rules that apply to your business.
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Questions
What are restoration leads?
Restoration leads are homeowners who may need water, fire, mold or storm damage repair. Intent-based restoration leads are homeowners actively researching those services right now.
How do I get water damage leads without buying shared leads?
Pick water restoration, mold and storm topics, limit them to homeowners in your ZIP codes, and pull them into your CRM on a schedule. There's no trial; the Free demo shows how many homeowners in your area are researching damage repair, with no card, before you choose a plan.
Does this work for public adjusters?
Yes. Public adjusters use storm-area audiences of homeowners researching damage and insurance topics, with names, phones, emails and addresses where available.
Will other restoration companies reach the same homeowners?
They can target the same topics, so these aren't exclusive, and they aren't service requests. You reach out first, so speed and a clear offer matter.
How often should a storm audience refresh?
Every 1 or 3 days right after a storm, then weekly. Each refresh counts the full audience size toward your monthly contacts, so slow it down when the storm work ends.