Your competitors are selling the leads you paid for. We're going to show you how you can close those leads now. $297, one time. No retainer.
CLEAN Restoration now averages 25–35 qualified water-damage calls a month with Authority AI running their ads and local visibility. The Missed Call Test is the diagnostic we start with.
"I'd absolutely recommend the guys at Authority AI. They have been very responsive. Things have been fantastic."
Blames the market, the leads, the season. Raises the ad budget next month and gets seven.
Same ads, same town, same price. He fixed something that has nothing to do with marketing.
The difference is not the leads. Both of them got the call.
A homeowner standing in four inches of water is not loyal to you. They found three numbers and they are calling all three, in order. Whoever picks up, sounds calm, and puts a truck on the calendar gets the job.
None of that shows up in your ad account. It shows up as a slow month.
Same ad budget. Two completely different months.
Five deliverables. All of them inside five business days.
We call your business as a homeowner with a live emergency — during hours, after hours, and on a weekend. Recorded and scored, so you hear the exact moment a five-figure job walks.
Your own call and CRM records turned into dollars: missed calls, dead voicemails, leads that sat until Monday — each one valued against your average job.
We run the same emergency call to three competitors in your market, so you hear the pitch that won the job you paid to generate — and how to beat it.
Every point where revenue leaves the building, what it cost you over the last ninety days, and what recovering it is worth over the next twelve months.
Forty-five to sixty minutes with you and whoever answers your phones. You leave knowing the highest-paying fix to make first, and how to make it this week.
Business days, from the kickoff call.
One time. Less than one missed job. No retainer, no long-term contract.
The report is written so your office manager can work it without us. Plenty of owners do exactly that.
If you'd rather we implement it, we quote that on the delivery call — a separate decision, never a condition of the test.
Missed calls aren't seasonal and they don't fix themselves. It happens at a steady rate against every call you paid to generate, and it survives because nobody has measured it.
We run a limited number of tests at a time — the mystery calls are placed by hand, not software.
We build and run the phone and follow-up systems for restoration companies — the part that picks up at 11pm, asks the right questions, chases the reviews, and keeps you showing up when a homeowner searches for a water damage company near them. CLEAN Restoration is one of ours.
I'm the technical guy, not a salesman. I'm not going to send you a ranking report. I'm going to call your phones like a customer would and show you exactly what happened.
The deliverables are fixed: mystery-call test, data pull, competitor snapshot, written Missed Call Report, and delivery call — inside five business days of kickoff. If we miss that window for any reason on our side, we keep working at no additional cost until every deliverable is in your hands.
We guarantee the work, not your revenue. What you do with the fix list is your call.
Read access to your phone system or call-tracking records and your CRM, plus a list of the numbers you advertise. That's it. We don't need your ad accounts and we don't touch anything live.
That's your call. The test is more accurate if they don't, but some owners prefer to tell them afterward. We never identify individual staff members as the problem — the report speaks to process, not people.
A marketing audit looks at what happens before the phone rings. This looks at what happens after — the calls you already paid for and then lost to a competitor.
Then you have that in writing, and you can spend on lead generation knowing intake isn't the bottleneck. It is also rare — there is almost always something in the after-hours window.
No. The report is written so your own team can work it. If you want help implementing, we quote it on the delivery call as a separate decision — after you've seen the findings, never as a condition of them.
$297, one time. That's less than the margin on a single water-damage job, and there's no retainer or contract attached to it.
Usually the same week. The five business days start at the kickoff call, once we have access. We cap how many tests run at once because the calls are placed by hand.
Nothing changed. Same ad spend, about the same jobs booked, and you still don't know how many calls turned into someone else's invoice.
You have the number in writing, you know exactly where the calls died, and your team is already working the fix list.
The test takes five business days and starts with a fifteen-minute call.
We confirm fit and take access. $297, one time. Five business days from there.