Restoration campaigns built for emergency water, fire and mold calls, where speed and trust win the job.
Water damage searches are among the most expensive in local services, because one job can be worth thousands and often involves insurance. Competition includes national brands and lead sellers.
I focus budget on true emergency searches, run call-first ads during the hours you can respond, and track calls carefully so you pay for real jobs, not curious clicks.
Flooding, burst pipes and leaks with 24/7 messaging.
Inspection and removal with trust-focused ads.
Restoration after fires, where you offer it.
Urgent and specialized cleanup searches.
High CPCs need careful bidding and strong call tracking.
Ads mention insurance help when you provide it.
Short calls and wrong-service calls are reviewed.
Every one of these started the same way: fixing conversion tracking first, so Google’s bidding learned from real leads.
Results vary by industry, budget and market. Client names kept private.
Often yes, because job values are high. Tight targeting and call tracking are what keep it profitable.
It depends on your area, competition and how many jobs you can handle. After a free review I suggest a starting budget based on realistic cost per lead estimates for water damage restoration in your market.
Yes. Your Google Ads account, campaigns and data always stay in your name. I connect through my manager account, with no passwords shared and no long-term contract.
Tell me about your restoration company and service area. I’ll reply with an honest take and the first fixes I’d make.