Mr. Restoration’s entire website was one page: a company name, a Contact Us button, and a logo. A homeowner standing in a flooding house at 2am had nowhere to land. No services, no coverage area, no credentials, and no phone number within reach of a thumb.
We rebuilt the site around the phone call. The 24/7 number sits in the header and in a sticky call bar on mobile. Sixteen pages cover water, fire and mold work, the insurance claim process, and the two counties they serve. A callback form routes straight to the team, and the homepage was cut from 7.6 MB to 1.3 MB so it still loads on one bar of signal.
The site went live at the start of September 2026. The credentials that actually win restoration jobs — IICRC-certified technicians, CA licence #1089696, family owned since 2009, and direct insurance billing — now sit in the hero, the credentials strip and the structured data, instead of nowhere at all. Lead volume is still being measured.
Mission Hub takeaway“At 2am nobody is reading a website. They are looking for a number that answers.”
How we got Mr. Restoration Inc. there
A free call to map what a homeowner in an emergency needs to see in the first five seconds.
A written build plan and fixed quote for the new site, delivered within days.
Sixteen pages, a callback form and a sticky 24/7 call bar, shipped as one build.
Ongoing reporting, so no callback request goes unseen.
- Industry
- Water, Fire & Mold Restoration
- What we built
- Website + Lead Triage + Performance Rebuild
- Time to launch
- 7–14 days
- Support
- Ongoing reporting