Each Axym plan fixes one point where restoration companies lose jobs: not showing up, not getting picked, not answering, and not following up. Here is what each one does, with the screens you’d see.
A homeowner with water on the floor searches on a phone, in a hurry, with a city name attached. Visibility builds a site with pages for your main services and the cities you work, sets up your Google Business Profile so you show on the map, and installs call and form tracking so you know what worked.
Two restoration companies show up. Homeowners pick the one with more recent reviews. Trust sends a review request after every closed job, drafts your replies, and puts a live review feed on your site. If you have a list of past customers, Axym asks them too.
A homeowner with water on the floor doesn’t leave a voicemail. They call the next company. Capture gives you a tracked number, texts back within seconds of a missed call, and replies instantly to every web form.
Automation puts an AI voice agent on your line around the clock. It’s trained on your services and service area, qualifies the job, books the inspection, and texts you the job card. Estimate follow-ups run on their own.
One sequence, start to finish. Times are illustrative.
“Water in basement, need someone tonight.” Lead lands in one inbox with name, phone, and address.
Sent within seconds, from your tracked number, in your company’s name.
Call them back from your tracked number. If the call is missed, a text-back goes out in seconds.
They confirm the address and a time. Nothing waited until morning.
The job card was on your phone before you woke up.
Your numbers only. Nothing here is a benchmark or an average, and Axym doesn’t store what you type.
When a homeowner has water on the floor, they call down the list until someone picks up. Capture texts back within seconds when you can’t answer. Automation answers every call, day or night, and books the inspection before they call the next company.