Water & fire restoration
Restoration runs on referrals. Most shops never see the ones they're losing.
Plumbers, adjusters, agents, property managers, past customers — your next job almost always comes through someone. KeepWarm maps that whole network, tracks which sources are cooling, and gives you a weekly who-to-call list before the calls stop coming.
See it run
One quiet referrer, caught and warmed — in about 30 seconds.
A scripted look at KeepWarm working a fictional restoration referral book: it catches a cooling relationship, drafts the check-in for a human to approve, keeps the ledger, then maps the territory and scores a new source into the same approved pipeline.
Weekly Dashboard
Every referral relationship, watched.
- 1Rick AlvarezAlvarez Plumbing0 jobs~$0K/yr
- 2Dana PruittSummit Claims Adjusting0 jobs~$0K/yr
- 3Karen BoydHarbor Property Mgmt0 jobs~$0K/yr
- 4Sal RossiRossi & Sons Plumbing0 jobs~$0K/yr
Outreach
Drafts wait here for your approval.
Alvarez Plumbing
The full history of this relationship, in one place.
- EmailChecking in from TrueNorthJust nowSent · human approved
- JobJob referred over5 weeks ago
- MeetingCoffee at the shop2 months ago
Letter Queue
Printed by staff, signed in ink, mailed with a stamp.
Thanks for every job you've sent our way this year.
Means a lot coming from a crew we respect.
Territory Coverage
Who refers today — and where the gaps are.
New Targets
Prospects scored on fit, proximity, and warm paths.
A scripted product demonstration. TrueNorth Restoration and its data are fictional.
The problem, in the industry's own words
Industry benchmarking surveys put referrals as the #1 lead source for restoration contractors, year after year.
What actually happens on the referral channel
Your best jobs come from a handful of referral sources — a few plumbers, a couple of adjusters, the property managers who call you first. When one of them quietly stops calling, there's no alert. You find out when the month is slow and you're guessing why.
The relationships that feed the business aren't written down anywhere as a system. So staying in front of them — the check-in, the coffee, the after-job thank-you — happens by accident, not on a schedule. Meanwhile new referral sources are moving in and being claimed by whoever shows up first.
What KeepWarm does for your shop
Maps your referral network
Every plumber, adjuster, agency, and property manager in your service area — the sources that actually feed restoration work, in one map.
Watches the relationships
Who sent you work recently, who's gone quiet, who you've never touched. Flagged the moment a reliable source cools off.
Tells you who to call this week
A short weekly list with a reason on every name — a steady source went silent, a new agency opened, a thank-you is overdue.
Runs the plays — on approval
Check-in notes, thank-yous, and drop-bys proposed inside a monthly budget, executed only when you say go. Relationship-based, never a payment for a referral.
The free Territory Report
See your whole referral map — free.
We'll map every potential referrer in your radius from public registries and show you exactly who's in your territory. No obligation, no card. If it's useful, we'll talk about keeping it warm.
Territory maps built from public business registries and licensing data — directory information only.