HomerAI for restoration companies

Water, fire and mold restoration software with 24/7 response and full documentation

Restoration is emergency response followed by weeks of documentation. HomerAI answers loss calls at any hour, escalates to your on-call crew, and gives every job timestamped moisture readings, annotated damage photos and phase checklists — the record adjusters ask for.

Sound familiar?

What gets in the way for restoration companies

  • Losses happen at night. The first company to answer the water-loss call usually gets the job.
  • Documentation is the job. Moisture logs, photos and timestamps decide what gets paid.
  • Drying takes daily visits. Multiple monitoring visits need scheduling and records.

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Restoration professional at work
AI receptionist

Every restoration call answered, qualified and booked

Homer answers your line 24/7 — nights, weekends and while your office is on another call. It asks the questions your best CSR would, books into real open slots, and escalates anything urgent to your on-call person.

  • Written from your website. Homer's instructions are drafted from your own services and service area.
  • Hands off gracefully. Any caller who asks for a person gets one, with the details already gathered.
  • Spanish and English, switching mid-call when the caller does.

An example call. Your receptionist uses your services, prices and schedule.

Checklists & photo proof

Know exactly what was done on every restoration job — and when

Build a checklist once and your crew works it on every job. Each item is stamped with the tech's name and the exact time, readings are captured on the spot, and before-and-after photos with annotations are attached to the job.

  • Drafted from your website. Homer creates a checklist for each service you list — you review and adjust.
  • Pass, flag or fail, readings and component checks, with required items your crew can't skip.
  • Proof for customers and insurers. A clean, timestamped record of the work.
Built for the work

How restoration companies use HomerAI

24/7 loss intake

The AI receptionist gathers the loss details and escalates to a human immediately.

Readings with timestamps

Every moisture reading is logged with the technician and the exact time — a daily drying log.

Annotated damage photos

Circle the mold, arrow the water line, and attach it to the job.

Daily monitoring visits

Schedule and route the drying checks across every open job.

Sales follow-up

Follow up on every restoration quote, automatically

Most jobs are lost to silence, not to “no.” Build a follow-up sequence once and HomerAI sends the texts and emails and drops the calls onto your team's list, on business-day timing.

How HomerAI helps your sales team

Weather Agent

When the forecast turns, your restoration campaign is ready

Weather drives restoration demand. The Weather Agent checks the forecast for your service area every hour, and when it sees heavy rain coming it alerts you with a Facebook post, an email to past customers and a follow-up sequence ready to draft — days before your phone starts ringing.

  • Heavy rain: 1.5"+ of rain in a day, 1–7 days out.
  • You decide. Pick the pieces you want; Homer drafts them. Posts stay unscheduled, emails stay drafts, sequences start paused.
  • Tuned to your area. Adjust what counts as hot, cold or windy for where you work.
  • Your receptionist knows the weather. Callers asking “can you come before the storm?” get an answer that knows the forecast.

How the Weather Agent works

Marketing

Campaigns restoration companies run from HomerAI

Email, SMS and social posts built from your own customers and job photos.

Storm-season readiness

Email property managers your 24/7 response line before storm season.

"What we found" posts

Annotated mold and water damage photos educate homeowners.

Plumber and agent referrals

Use the dialer to build relationships with local plumbers and insurance agents.

See HomerAI's marketing tools

See HomerAI set up for your restoration business

Bring your website. We'll show you the receptionist, checklists and follow-up Homer drafts from it.