Pantora

AI marketing for restoration companies

We build restoration websites that show up when a pipe bursts, and Pantora keeps improving them to bring in more jobs.

Restoration jobs come from two kinds of searches. A homeowner with a flooded basement searches in a hurry, and a property manager searches with a list of questions. Pantora builds a website that answers both.

How Pantora helps restoration companies

Show up when the water comes in

In an emergency, people call a company near the top of the results. Pantora tracks your rank for water, fire, and mold searches in each county, checks AI answers, and drafts fixes.

#1
on Google for “water damage restoration near me”
Mold and claims questions become leads

At any hour, the chat answers from your pages, like whether you handle sewage cleanup or work with insurance. Then it asks for contact details and adds the lead to your pipeline.

+17
more leads a month by year’s end
See which pages bring in larger jobs

A mold inspection and a whole-house water loss are very different jobs. Pantora ties each lead to its source and value, so you can see which pages bring in larger work.

$86,200
in booked revenue a month by year’s end
AI website for restoration

A restoration website built for emergencies

We build the site from your services, certifications, and coverage area, and a designer finishes it with you.

  • Pages for each county and town
    Each page covers that area and your after-hours response there.
  • Each type of damage, in each town
    Water damage, mold, and fire cleanup each get a page for every town you cover.
  • Your Google reviews on the site
    New reviews appear as they arrive, so homeowners read about jobs like theirs.
  • Step-by-step forms with photos
    The form asks what happened, where, and whether water is still coming in.
  • AI chat trained on your company
    It answers from your pages, like which damage you handle, then asks for contact details.
  • Automated SEO for Google and AI answers
    Pantora tracks rankings and AI mentions for each service and drafts fixes for your approval.
A Pantora website design.
Restoration services

A page for every kind of damage

People search for what happened, like “basement flooded” or “smoke smell after a fire,” so each service gets a page of its own.

  • Water damage restoration

    Burst pipes, appliance leaks, and flooded basements, from water removal to drying.

  • Fire and smoke damage

    Soot and smoke cleanup, odor removal, and board-up after a fire.

  • Mold remediation

    Inspection, containment, removal, and keeping mold from coming back.

  • Sewage cleanup

    Sewage backups and contaminated water, and how your crew cleans up safely.

  • Storm damage cleanup

    Wind and flood damage, tarping, and board-up after a major storm.

  • Contents cleaning and pack-out

    Packing, cleaning, and storing belongings while the home is repaired.

Restoration AI marketing

Your site keeps improving after it launches

Pantora watches emergency searches in your counties and which pages bring in jobs, then drafts changes for your approval.

Google Search
Google Maps
ChatGPT
Gemini
Competitor sites
Customer reviews
Google ranking
#1
ChatGPT
Recommended
Leads a month
31
Booked revenue
+123%
Watches your market
Rewrites and expands your site
Grows your business
Leads and booked work

Restoration leads and revenue

Your dashboard shows each month’s leads from the site and the booked revenue behind them.

Restoration leads per month
2.2×
as many leads as the first month
Booked restoration revenue per month
+123%
more revenue than the first month
Restoration marketing guide

How restoration companies get found

What people look for when damage happens.

Where restoration jobs start

Most restoration jobs start with a search on a phone, often late at night. The homeowner types what happened and calls a company that looks local and ready. More people now ask ChatGPT or Google’s AI first, and those assistants mention companies whose sites clearly describe the damage they handle and where they work. Getting mentioned by AI assistants starts with that.

  • What should I do right after a pipe bursts?
  • Who does emergency water removal near me?
  • Is there mold behind my drywall?
  • Does insurance cover water damage cleanup?
  • How long does a flooded basement take to dry?

What homeowners and adjusters look for

Give each kind of damage its own page, and explain the first visit, how you document the damage, and how you work with the homeowner’s insurance company. List your IICRC certifications and any state license in plain text. Adjusters and property managers check those details, and so do AI assistants. We build all of it into your restoration website. Because it’s an AI website, the chat can explain your insurance process to a homeowner in the middle of the night, then ask for their number.

Emergency cleanup and longer projects

Water and sewage calls need a page with your phone number at the top and a clear note about how fast you respond. Other work moves more slowly. A homeowner researching mold removal reads for days, and a fire loss can go from cleanup to contents to rebuild over weeks. Those pages should walk through each step.

How Pantora improves the site

After launch, Pantora watches where you rank for water, fire, and mold searches in each county, and which companies AI assistants name when someone asks for help. If a franchise starts outranking you for flood cleanup in a nearby town, it drafts a page or a fix to compete. Each change explains why and waits for your approval. It’s AI marketing aimed at the work you want more of, like mold jobs in one county or commercial losses in another.

Pages for property managers and businesses

One commercial water or fire loss can be a large job. Property managers, HOAs, and business owners want to know whether you handle multi-unit buildings, how fast you respond after hours, and how you keep a business open during cleanup. A page written for them, listing the kinds of buildings you’ve worked on, can help you get on their vendor lists.

Free restoration report

See where your restoration company ranks

Your free report compares you with the water and fire damage companies in your area. No card is needed.

About a minute · Your current site isn’t touched
What the report checks for a restoration company
  • Where you rank for water, fire, and mold searches nearby
  • Whether AI assistants mention you for emergency cleanup
  • Which franchises and local companies outrank you
  • Missing pages for damage types and the areas you cover

Questions from restoration owners

What owners ask before signing up.

Talk to our team

Pantora does, through your website. We build pages for each type of damage and area you cover, then Pantora checks which companies AI assistants mention near you and drafts changes. No one can promise a mention.

Yes. Put them on the pages for the work they cover, in plain text as well as any logo, since adjusters, property managers, and AI assistants all look for them.

Yes. We write a page about your own process, like how you document damage and keep the homeowner updated. It describes what you do, not what an insurer will pay.

Yes. Every lead goes into one pipeline with its source, whether it came from a search, a chat, or a form, so you can see which pages bring in the largest jobs.

Forms and chat can bring in leads soon after launch, while rankings take longer and depend on your competition. You’ll see leads and booked revenue each month in your dashboard.

No, it’s software with a design team behind it, doing the visibility work you’d hire an agency for. We build your restoration website, then Pantora tracks your AI visibility for water, fire, and mold questions in each county. It drafts the AI search optimization itself, like a new sewage cleanup page or clearer insurance answers, for you to approve.

Yes, and the content lives on your own site. Pantora drafts pages that answer what homeowners and adjusters ask, like how long drying takes or what happens during mold containment. Each draft is based on real searches and on questions people put to AI assistants, and nothing is published until you approve it.