A homeowner standing in water calls until somebody answers. Dendrik picks up on the first ring at any hour, triages the loss against your rules, and dispatches your on-call tech with the address and damage already captured. No night shift, and no message service that wakes you up anyway.
Two restoration technicians on a green studio set with an air mover hose, moisture meter and hard hat
How this is worked out. The maths: emergency calls a month, times the share you miss, times 40 in 100 becoming a job, times your average mitigation ticket. We use 40 in 100 because somebody standing in water is not comparing quotes, they are booking whoever answers. The average job is set at the residential water figure, not a large loss, on purpose.
This is an estimate built from the numbers you just set. It is not a promise, and it is not a forecast of what we would recover. Some homeowners who cannot reach you will ring back. The figure is here to size what is at stake, and the only way to know your real number is to measure your own line.
Starting positions come from 2026 US restoration benchmarks: an average residential water damage job of roughly $3,867, with insurance-paid claims averaging far higher, and emergency restoration clicks reaching $250 in competitive metros. Move every slider to your reality.
You are not short of emergencies. You are losing the ones already calling you.
Your monthly leak, in dollars.
One number, built from your own answers, with the math shown.
Three scores, three verdicts.
Reachability, capture rate, follow-through. You will know exactly which one bleeds.
Your top 3 fixes, ranked by money.
Each one comes with a free do-it-yourself version.
A 7-day plan.
Specific enough to run without ever talking to us.
After hours, your customers hit voicemail.
Most inquiries wait hours for a reply.
Quotes get chased. That one is working.
A sample. Yours is built from your own answers, on screen instantly.
Not a script and not a testimonial. A real call you can play right now, before you give us a single detail about your business.
First ring at 3pm or 3am, books the job, never puts anyone on hold. That agent is Dendrik's front desk.
"If that call doesn't convince you, nothing we write on this page should."Founder, Dendrik
Hear it answer an emergency callDendrik handles the repetitive intake work across your inbound channels, then sends the conversations that need judgment to your team.
Scattered points, each answered by a ripple the instant it arrives.Trained on your service area, your loss types, what you do and do not take, and who is on call tonight. No hold music, no message service, no beep.
“You are through to the emergency line. Tell me where the water is coming from.”
Shapes passing through a narrow gate, some through, some set aside.Loss type, source, how long it has been running, how many rooms, whether the power is still on, and whether anyone is in the property. Your triage questions, in your order.
“Is the water clear, or is it coming back up through a drain?”
A calendar filling with booked slots, one after another.Address, loss type, access notes and severity go to whoever is on rotation tonight. They read a job, not a phone number to call back.
“I have your address and access details. A technician is being dispatched now.”
A pulse travelling along a line and lighting up the node at the far end.Standing water near live electrics, sewage with children in the house, anything on your list. It stops triaging and hands to a human mid-call.
“Do not go back into that room. I am putting you through to someone now.”
Five stars filling with light, one by one.When the call landed, when contact was made, what was captured and who it went to. The evidence your program scorecard asks for, without anybody reconstructing it.
“Call received 02:41. Contact made 02:41. Dispatched 02:46.”
Answer 15 questions and get your estimated monthly leak, three operating scores and the highest-value fixes to make first.
Calculate my monthly leak →Illustrative examples, not client recordings. Names, times and outcomes are invented to show how the handoffs work. Yours are built around your roster, your service area and your rules.
The call that decides the whole job. Whoever answers it gets the mitigation, the drying, and usually the rebuild behind it.
The job went to the company that answered at 02:41, and the contact time is on a log you can hand to a program manager.
The day you cannot hire for. One line, one person, and thirty-nine homeowners hearing an engaged tone and dialling the next name on the list.
The surge you normally lose most of became a full schedule, and nobody had to answer forty calls one at a time.
The clock starts the moment the assignment arrives, not the moment somebody opens the portal on Monday morning.
The assignment that used to sit in a portal until Monday was contacted in three minutes, with the evidence to prove it.
The call Dendrik must not keep. It recognises a hazard, stops working the script, and puts a person on the line while the homeowner is still holding the phone.
The one call that genuinely needed a human got one inside ninety seconds, and nobody was talked through a live electrical hazard by an AI.
The margin sits in the rebuild, and the rebuild is the part that gets forgotten while everybody is on the next emergency.
The reconstruction you had already earned the right to quote turned into work, without anybody finding an afternoon to chase it.
1Take the 3-minute assessment (or call the demo line first if you haven't). Instantly see your score and the three leaks costing you the most, based on your own answers.
2A no-pressure call that walks through your Blueprint and hands you the fixes, whether you ever hire us or not. You leave with a plan either way.
3Only if you accept an offer. We study your business up close, your persona and tone, your escalation rules, your busiest channels, and design a front desk tailored to you. Not a template you configure yourself.
4We go live, then keep tuning against your real numbers: response speed, bookings, recovered revenue, month after month. The system gets sharper the longer it runs.
You do not need another lead source. You need to stop losing the enquiries already reaching your business.
Eight things, once. Like a scope of work, the build runs from them.
Every inbound enquiry gets a response, then a next step.
Dendrik carries the configuration, integrations, testing, monitoring and optimisation. You keep your calendars, accounts, business information and escalation rules, and you approve every rule before launch.
Dendrik does not guess, does not act outside your approved conditions and does not pretend to be human. When it does not know, it hands the conversation to your team.
Your emergency line should not depend on who happens to be awake.
If it does not, your monthly retainer stays waived until it does.
A call counts as handled when it is:
A call does not count against the guarantee when your own escalation rules require a person to take over, which is what happens on any hazard you have told it to hand off.
We measure the result from your live call data, not from a survey or a subjective review.
Effective from go-live. Reviewed monthly.
Illustrative examples of a first month, not named clients. Real results replace them as owners sign off.
The 2am calls used to land on whoever was unlucky that week. Now the contact is made, the address is captured, and my tech gets a text with the loss type already on it. First month it caught fourteen jobs we would have picked up on Monday, if at all.
“Our program manager asked for contact timestamps at the quarterly review. I exported them in about a minute. That conversation used to be me apologising.”
“A freeze event hit us in January. Thirty-odd calls in an hour and every one got answered. That has never happened here before.”
“I cancelled the answering service the same week. It was taking messages and still waking me up.”
“My on-call rotation stopped being the reason good techs quit.”
Because taking a message does not satisfy a 15-minute contact requirement, and it still wakes you up. A message service moves the work to you at 2am. This one makes the contact, captures the loss details, and dispatches whoever is on call, with a timestamp you can show your program manager.
They want an answer immediately, and right now they are getting a voicemail beep. It answers on the first ring, takes the address and the loss type, and gets your tech moving. If the situation goes past its rules it hands straight to a human with everything already captured.
That is the point of it. A freeze event does not queue politely, and you cannot hire for a spike that has not happened yet. Every call is answered at the same time, however many arrive at once.
Free, always. No credit card, no trial that flips into a charge. The assessment and your Blueprint cost nothing, and the do-it-yourself fixes inside it are yours whether we ever speak or not.
Yes. Play the demo above and judge for yourself. It's the same system we deploy for clients, answering as our own front desk. We wouldn't trust our own calls to it if it couldn't handle yours.
It's trained on your business and speaks in your tone, not a script. Most customers only notice one thing: they got an answer instantly instead of voicemail. Don't take that on faith, play the demo and decide with your own ears.
Then you're ahead of most. But great staff still sleep, take lunch, and handle one call at a time. The assessment measures exactly what slips through in those moments, and it's usually more than owners expect. If the number comes back small, you've lost 3 minutes.
No. It answers the number you already have and books into the calendar you already use. The system fits around how you work today, not the other way around.
Most builds go live within one to two weeks of the advisor call. The time goes into personalization: your tone, your FAQs, your escalation rules. It's built around you, not switched on from a template.
The assessment is completely self-serve. The follow-up call is optional, and you book it only if you want to walk through your Blueprint together. Worst case, you leave the call with a clearer plan and buy nothing.
Every build is scoped to your business, so there's no rate card to paste here. Two things are always true: the assessment, the Blueprint, and the advisor call are free, and you'll hear an exact figure on that call before you decide anything. If the math doesn't beat the leak, don't buy.
It's built to hand off, not bluff. The moment a conversation goes past your rules, an emergency, a VIP, anything unusual, it escalates to a human with full context. And every build gets tuned against real conversations, month after month.
Your answers are never sold and never shared for anyone's marketing. They're used for exactly one thing: building your Blueprint. Details are in our Privacy Policy in the footer.
You tell us what you want more of.
Not a discovery interrogation. Just what “fixed” looks like for you.
We name the leak costing you most.
Your Blueprint, read together, straight to the biggest number on it.
You see what it cost you last year.
Your numbers, not ours. Most owners have never heard this said out loud.
You get the fixes. Free. On the call.
Do them yourself that afternoon. Nothing to sign, they are yours.
Only if it fits, what we’d build.
If the math doesn’t beat your leak, we say so.
The first hard freeze does not wait for onboarding. A build started now is answering the surge; one started the week of it is not.
