AI for the trades
AI for Restoration Companies in New Hampshire
A disclosed AI receptionist that answers every call, a custom-coded website built for the next generation of AI search, and automation that follows up. Built in New Hampshire for restoration companies here and for trade businesses nationwide.
The countable leak
A basement floods at 2am. The next call books the job
A supply line fails overnight and a homeowner wakes at 2am to water pouring through a ceiling and rising across the basement floor. Every hour it sits, more drywall and flooring is lost, so they call for emergency water mitigation right then. If your after-hours line rings out, they do not wait for morning. They call the next restoration company, and that crew gets the mitigation, the drying, and the full rebuild that follows.
- Overnight water losses where every hour destroys more property
- Fire, smoke, and storm-damage emergencies after business hours
- Insurance-claim mitigation jobs that go to the first responder
- Mold and sewage cleanup calls that need someone dispatched now
Optimus builds restoration companies one connected system: an AI receptionist that answers every emergency call and dispatches the mitigation, a custom-coded website that gets found in Google and in AI answers, and automation that texts back the calls you miss on a loss. It is built for a trade where damage happens at 2am and the first company that answers gets the job.
One system
Built around how restoration companies actually work
An AI receptionist that answers the 2am water loss
When a basement is flooding at night, it answers, tells the caller to stop the water at the source and stay clear of standing water near outlets, captures the address and the type of loss, and dispatches by your on-call rule. It says it is an AI assistant, then it gets a crew moving while the competitor's line is still ringing out.
A website built to be found and cited in an emergency
We hand-code your site to load fast and to be readable by Google and by AI answers, so when someone searches or asks an AI who does 24-hour water or fire damage restoration near them, your services, your service area, and your emergency response are structured to be surfaced and quoted the moment the panic search happens.
Missed-call automation for a crew already on a loss
When your team is staging air movers on one job, the next emergency call cannot ring out. A missed call fires an instant text that holds the homeowner and signals urgency until you can dispatch, so the next loss stays with you. Every call is captured in one place with the recording and the intake.
Straight answers
Questions restoration companies ask us
People call us in a crisis. Will they trust an AI answering at 2am?
It says it is an AI assistant, then it does exactly what a calm dispatcher would: tells them how to stop the water safely, captures the loss, and gets a crew moving. A homeowner watching their basement fill cares that someone answered and help is on the way. You can hear a live sample before you decide.
What about a genuine safety emergency, like fire or a gas smell at the loss?
It is set up to recognize an active fire or gas hazard and tell the caller to get out and call 911 or the gas utility first, then it flags the call to you as priority. It handles mitigation intake and dispatch, not life-safety response, and it never tells anyone to enter an unsafe structure.
Insurance work is a big part of this. Can it handle a claim call?
It asks whether the homeowner is filing a claim and captures the carrier and loss details so your crew arrives ready for the documentation. It cannot approve a claim or promise coverage, and it does not imply it can. It sets the job up cleanly and leaves the adjusting to the professionals.
Speed is everything in restoration. How fast does it move?
It answers on the first ring at any hour and dispatches by whatever on-call rule you set, so the minutes you used to lose to voicemail become minutes a crew is already responding. In a trade where the first company on the phone usually wins the loss, never missing the call is the whole edge.
How is it priced and am I locked into a contract?
You get your exact price on a 15-minute call. The website is a project you own, the AI is a flat monthly line with no per-minute meter, and it is month to month. You are not paying a metered rate that punishes you during a busy storm season.
Start with a website built for AI search. Build the system from there.
Salem, New Hampshire based, in person across southern NH and remote nationwide. Our specialty is the trades, and we help any small business. Your price is quoted to your business, so give us 15 minutes and leave with your exact number. Month to month, cancel anytime, and you own everything we build.