Two-Thirds Still Measure Last Touch: Restoration Analytics Agencies in 2026

Twenty marketing analytics agencies for water damage restoration contractors, compared on named attribution builds, published prices and CRM-level job reporting.

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A marketing analytics agency for water damage restoration makes lead sources provable: call tracking with dynamic number insertion, form and chat capture joined to the CRM, server-side tagging, and dashboards that report cost per booked mitigation job instead of sessions. Roughly 67 percent of home services businesses still rely on last-touch attribution, and multi-touch adopters report an 18 percent ROI lift.

Editorial photograph of an open laptop with a blank screen and a clipboard on a folding table beside a moisture meter and an industrial air mover in an empty stripped room with exposed subfloor

We weighted named restoration attribution builds and published measurement work over BI tool logos. Of the 20 external agencies, 10 name a client and three publish a starting price.

Which analytics agency suits a water damage restoration company?

Superpath, DigiGriot, Online Image, Virtual Vision and Strativera hold named restoration attribution work. Capitol Data Analytics, MOOD, Location3 and Valiotti Data bring franchise and multi-location reporting, while Max Market Pros fits a single-market budget at a published monthly rate.

1. Superpath

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About: Superpath runs a dedicated Restoration practice for water damage, fire and mold companies, built around its own ION Dashboard that pulls call tracking, lead source and campaign results into one client-facing report. The evidence is named restoration case studies such as Advanced Structural Drying Technologies, where the dashboard's 24/7 lead tracker and call recordings let the owner see exactly where jobs came from, plus a live ServiceTitan and Jobber integration. Vertical fit is direct, since restoration is one of Superpath's named skilled-trade practices rather than a generic add-on.

Key Services: ION Dashboard reporting, Call tracking and lead attribution, ServiceTitan and Jobber CRM integration, Paid search and PPC measurement, Cost-per-lead optimization, Multi-location performance reporting

Industries Served: Water damage restoration, Fire and mold remediation, HVAC, Plumbing, Roofing

Notable Clients: Advanced Structural Drying Technologies, Premier Restoration Hawaii, Revive Restoration

Locations: Reston, United States, Remote, United States

Pricing: No public rate card; quoted per scope

Great For: Multi-location restoration franchises, Water damage and mold remediation companies, Owners who want a single lead-tracking dashboard

Website: Superpath

2. Web Tonic

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About: Web Tonic builds restoration measurement from the job backwards: call tracking and form capture joined to the CRM, server-side tracking so conversions survive cookie loss, and reporting that shows cost per booked mitigation job by market. The same team runs the campaigns and the site being measured, so a broken number gets fixed rather than annotated. Franchisors wanting a warehouse and modelling team should hire a data consultancy instead.

Key Services: Growth Marketing, Paid Social, PPC, Meta Ads, SEO, Google Ads, Snapchat Ads, Amazon Ads, Reddit Ads, TikTok Ads, TikTok Shop, GEO-AEO, Webflow Design, Shopify Design, WordPress Design, UGC, Social Media Management, Pay Per Click Management, Marketing Analytics, Analytics Implementation & CDPs, Performance Branding, Performance 360° Audit, Programmatic Ads, OOH Ads, HR Marketing

Industries Served: eCommerce, SaaS, B2B, Construction Professionals, Home Services, SMEs, Health Spa & Wellness, Retail, Legal & Judicial Services, Food & Beverages, Pets, Fitness, Family & Children, Finance & Insurance, Travel, Non-Profits & Organizations, Furniture & Decoration

Notable Clients: WorldRemit, Jack & Jones, Ardene, L'Oréal, Sendwave, Nestlé, Airbnb. Serve Fortune 500 companies and smaller fast-paced startups.

Locations: HQ in San Francisco with notable offices in New York, Chicago, Miami, Toronto, Montreal, Dubai, Singapore, Sydney and more. Offices on five continents.

Pricing: Starting at USD $3,000 per month. Flexible and scalable plans at any time according to your enterprise needs. Book a call to learn more.

Great For: Mid-market to enterprise-level businesses requiring ongoing, on-tap growth and performance marketing services.

Website: Web Tonic

3. Remediation & Restoration Marketing

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About: Remediation & Restoration Marketing publishes a standalone Lead Tracking and Analytics service built specifically for water damage, fire and mold contractors, connecting calls, forms and chats to booked jobs in one reporting system. The service page names concrete metrics tracked, including cost per lead, lead quality scoring and booking rate by channel, and ties revenue back to SEO, PPC and referral sources. Vertical fit is direct, since the agency serves only restoration and remediation contractors.

Key Services: Restoration lead tracking and analytics, Call, form and chat attribution, Cost-per-lead and booking-rate reporting, SEO and PPC channel measurement, Retargeting performance tracking, Emergency-versus-standard lead categorization

Industries Served: Water damage restoration, Fire restoration, Mold remediation, Storm and disaster restoration, Property mitigation contractors

Notable Clients: Not publicly named — case studies are anonymised by category

Locations: Harrisburg, United States, Remote, United States

Pricing: No public rate card; quoted per scope

Great For: Independent water damage restoration companies, Multi-crew remediation contractors, Owners who need calls tied to booked jobs

Website: Remediation & Restoration Marketing

4. Sheppard

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About: Sheppard runs a named Restoration playbook among its ten home-services trade specialties, built around attribution warehouses and CRM and dispatch integration for private-equity backed operators. Its published insight on marketing attribution for home services lays out the exact chain it builds, from call and form tracking through the CRM to a data warehouse and sponsor-facing dashboard, and its private-equity page explicitly lists restoration as a covered vertical. Vertical fit is direct, since restoration is a named trade playbook rather than a general home-services claim.

Key Services: Attribution warehouse builds, CRM and dispatch integration, Booked-call value and sourced-revenue reporting, AI call answering and booking automation, Portfolio company marketing measurement, Post-acquisition marketing audits

Industries Served: Restoration (water, fire, mold), HVAC, Plumbing, Roofing, Pest control

Notable Clients: Not publicly named — case studies are anonymised by category

Locations: Remote, United States, United States (national coverage)

Pricing: No public rate card; quoted per scope

Great For: Private-equity backed restoration platforms, Post-acquisition home services portfolios, Operators needing a sponsor-facing attribution dashboard

Website: Sheppard

5. Shane Dutka

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About: Shane Dutka is a fractional CMO who names Restoration as one of his home-services trade pages and lists Marketing Attribution as his core, first-built service, tying call tracking through CallRail or CallTrackingMetrics into restoration CRMs such as Encircle, DASH or Next Gear. His own site states that attribution is the skill he is best at and that the first thing he builds for any client is a clear answer to which channel books real jobs versus produces cheap leads. Vertical fit is direct, with a dedicated restoration page covering insurance-claim economics and emergency-call attribution specifically.

Key Services: Call tracking setup (CallRail, CallTrackingMetrics), CRM-to-attribution integration, Cost-per-booked-job reporting by channel, Call recording QA for lead quality, Multi-touch attribution for home services, Weekly revenue and CAC reporting

Industries Served: Restoration (water, fire, mold), HVAC, Plumbing, Pest control, Electrical

Notable Clients: Not publicly named — case studies are anonymised by category

Locations: Remote, United States, United States (national coverage)

Pricing: No public rate card; quoted per scope

Great For: Restoration companies without a full-time CMO, Owners who need attribution before spending more on ads, Multi-trade home services operators

Website: Shane Dutka

6. Capitol Data Analytics

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About: Capitol Data Analytics is a fractional analytics team built specifically for home services companies over five million dollars in revenue, including home improvement categories closely comparable to property mitigation work, such as siding, roofing, windows and baths. Its named case study for All States Home Improvement shows a full command-center build wiring CRM, ad accounts and production data into one source of truth, cutting speed-to-lead from about six and a half minutes to two and a half minutes and attributing 650,000 dollars in sales in the first seven weeks. Vertical fit is adjacent, since the evidenced client is a home-improvement contractor rather than a restoration company specifically, but the CRM and ad-attribution build is directly transferable to storm or water damage lead flow.

Key Services: Profit Leak Audit (CRM and ad data), Command-center dashboard builds, Speed-to-lead measurement, CRM-to-ad-spend attribution, Fractional analytics team retainers, AWS data foundation builds

Industries Served: Home improvement contractors, Roofing, Siding and windows, Kitchen and bath remodeling, Storm-driven home services

Notable Clients: All States Home Improvement

Locations: Remote, United States, United States (national coverage)

Pricing: From USD $30,000 per command-center build, plus month-to-month managed analytics

Great For: Home improvement contractors over $5M revenue, One-visit-sale trades (roofing, siding, windows), Owners needing a fractional analytics team without headcount

Website: Capitol Data Analytics

7. Max Market Pros

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About: Max Market Pros runs a dedicated Google Analytics and Reporting solution for home services, covering GA4 certified setup, dynamic call tracking and live Looker Studio dashboards with multi-touch, not last-click, conversion attribution. The service page publishes a live example of a home services client's dashboard showing leads, bookings and revenue by source, plus cited third-party statistics on analytics-driven growth. Vertical fit is adjacent, since the named example is a general home services client rather than a restoration company specifically, but the trade roster it serves includes water damage-adjacent categories.

Key Services: GA4 setup and configuration, Dynamic call tracking, Multi-touch conversion attribution, Live Looker Studio dashboards, CRM-linked revenue reporting, Cross-domain tracking

Industries Served: Home services (HVAC, plumbing, electrical), Local contractors, Multi-location service businesses, Roofing, Restoration-adjacent trades

Notable Clients: Not publicly named — case studies are anonymised by category

Locations: Irvine, United States, Remote, United States

Pricing: From USD $199/mo (StarterMark plan)

Great For: Local service businesses needing GA4 done right, Owners who want live Looker Studio dashboards, Multi-channel contractors needing multi-touch attribution

Website: Max Market Pros

8. MOOD

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About: MOOD built a unified analytics platform for a named client, Precision (a Neighborly company) and its Precision Garage Door brand, unifying five data sources including CallRail, ServiceTitan, Google Ads and Google Analytics into a Databricks warehouse with Power BI dashboards across hundreds of franchise locations. The case study details a multi-tenant architecture with row-level security so each franchise sees only its own data while corporate sees the aggregate. Vertical fit is adjacent, since Precision Garage Door is a home-services franchise rather than restoration, but the data-unification problem, many franchise locations feeding one warehouse, is the same one restoration franchisors face.

Key Services: Multi-source data warehouse builds, Power BI dashboard development, Multi-tenant franchise data architecture, CallRail and ServiceTitan integration, Online booking platform integration, Row-level security for franchise reporting

Industries Served: Home services franchises, Garage door services, Multi-location franchise networks, Field service management, Franchise data platforms

Notable Clients: Precision Garage Door, Neighborly

Locations: Chicago, United States, Remote, United States

Pricing: No public rate card; quoted per scope

Great For: Home services franchisors with many locations, Franchise brands with fragmented data sources, Operators needing corporate-versus-franchise reporting split

Website: MOOD

9. Location3

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About: Location3 publishes a standalone Data Analytics and Performance Measurement service for franchisors and multi-location brands, covering KPI framework design, data audits, tracking implementation and closed-loop attribution modeling. Its named franchise work, including Fantastic Sams and Edible Arrangements, shows call-tracking-to-point-of-sale matching used to prove revenue by campaign and location, and it has been featured in a Google case study for its measurement technology. Vertical fit is adjacent, since none of its published franchise clients are restoration companies, but its core discipline is franchise-level measurement, the same structural problem restoration franchisors have.

Key Services: KPI framework and measurement strategy, Data audit and tracking implementation, Closed-loop attribution modeling, Call-tracking to point-of-sale matching, Customer journey intelligence, Franchise-level reporting rollups

Industries Served: Franchising, Healthcare, Retail, Automotive, Fitness and wellness

Notable Clients: Fantastic Sams, Edible Arrangements, Self Esteem Brands, Honey Baked Ham, Ace Hardware

Locations: Glendale, United States, Remote, United States

Pricing: No public rate card; quoted per scope

Great For: Franchisors with fragmented location-level data, Multi-unit brands needing closed-loop attribution, National brands running local paid search at scale

Website: Location3

10. Triadex

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About: Triadex runs a proprietary LOOP attribution engine that deterministically matches ad impressions to point-of-sale transactions rather than modeling or estimating revenue, publishing a named home-services vertical page and a franchise case study showing over 20% redemption rates. Its closed-loop attribution service explicitly targets the gap CFOs raise in budget conversations, connecting direct mail, paid search, social and CTV to actual transaction data by location. Vertical fit is adjacent, since its published case studies name restaurant, fitness and pizza franchise clients rather than restoration, but home services is a named vertical it targets directly.

Key Services: LOOP closed-loop attribution, Point-of-sale to ad-impression matching, Multi-location ROAS reporting, Direct mail and digital campaign tracking, Real-time campaign performance dashboards, Franchise-level revenue attribution

Industries Served: Home services brands, Automotive dealer networks, Multi-location franchises, Fast-casual restaurants, Fitness centers

Notable Clients: Not publicly named — case studies are anonymised by category

Locations: Remote, United States, United States (national coverage)

Pricing: No public rate card; quoted per scope

Great For: Multi-location brands needing deterministic attribution, CFOs demanding proof of marketing ROI, Franchise networks combining direct mail and digital

Website: Triadex

11. King Data Lab

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About: King Data Lab is a specialized marketing analytics consultancy that explicitly does not run ads or manage campaigns, instead fixing data infrastructure and running media mix modeling, saturation curve analysis and incrementality testing to show where the next marketing dollar works hardest. Its published work includes a home-services-adjacent HVAC market-strategy example using first-party data to prioritize local activity. Vertical fit is adjacent, since its named client examples are not restoration-specific, but its four core disciplines, including GA4 and CRM pipeline repair paired with multi-touch attribution, are the exact plumbing a restoration contractor's marketing needs.

Key Services: Media mix modeling, Incrementality test design (geo-holdout), Budget reallocation reporting, GA4 and GTM pipeline repair, Multi-touch attribution builds, CRM data pipeline integration

Industries Served: Home services (HVAC named example), Growth-stage service businesses, Multi-channel advertisers, Performance marketing agencies, SaaS and B2C brands

Notable Clients: Not publicly named — case studies are anonymised by category

Locations: Lisle, United States, Remote, United States

Pricing: No public rate card; quoted per scope

Great For: Businesses spending across five or more channels, Operators needing a defensible budget case for leadership, Companies wanting incrementality testing, not modeled attribution

Website: King Data Lab

12. Full Circle SEM

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About: Full Circle SEM runs a dedicated Looker Studio and BigQuery service plus a Plumbing SEO practice, positioning BigQuery as the fix for Looker Studio's data-blending errors and slow performance on large marketing datasets. Its AI PPC management service names the specific stack it connects, including CallTrackingMetrics, BigQuery and Looker Studio, into one reliable client-reporting source. Vertical fit is adjacent, since the named trade practice is plumbing rather than restoration, but plumbing and water damage mitigation share the same call-tracking and CRM measurement problem.

Key Services: BigQuery data warehousing, Looker Studio dashboard builds, Call tracking (CallTrackingMetrics), AI-assisted PPC decision reporting, Web analytics setup, Fractional CMO services

Industries Served: Plumbing, Local service businesses, Small and medium businesses, Home services trades, Franchise and multi-location clients

Notable Clients: Not publicly named — case studies are anonymised by category

Locations: Fort Lauderdale, United States, Rochester, United States

Pricing: No public rate card; quoted per scope

Great For: Local service businesses outgrowing basic Looker Studio, Plumbing and trades companies needing call tracking, Owners wanting BigQuery-backed reporting

Website: Full Circle SEM

13. Valiotti Data

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About: Valiotti Data is a fractional Chief Data Officer consultancy whose published HVAC case study replaced four fragmented Excel-based data sources with a centralized BigQuery warehouse feeding real-time Power BI dashboards, standardizing over 100 metrics and citing an estimated 120,000 dollars a year in reporting savings. The case names the specific technologies used, ServiceTitan as the source system and a GCP virtual machine plus Apache Airflow pipeline instead of Fivetran, which is concrete, verifiable engineering detail. Vertical fit is adjacent, since the named client is an HVAC, plumbing and electrical services company rather than restoration specifically, but the ServiceTitan-to-warehouse pattern is identical to what a mitigation contractor would need.

Key Services: Fractional Chief Data Officer engagements, BigQuery data warehouse builds, Power BI dashboard automation, ServiceTitan and CRM pipeline integration, KPI standardization and documentation, AI-assisted data engineering

Industries Served: HVAC and home services, SaaS, Fintech, eCommerce, Multi-location field service businesses

Notable Clients: Worldcoin, Wing, Aircall

Locations: Remote, United States, United States (national coverage)

Pricing: No public rate card; quoted per scope

Great For: HVAC, plumbing and electrical multi-service contractors, Companies replacing manual Excel reporting, Operators needing a fractional CDO without a full hire

Website: Valiotti Data

14. Rowvyn

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About: Rowvyn is an intelligence-consulting boutique whose named HVAC case study built a full ServiceTitan-to-BigQuery-to-Metabase pipeline that surfaced roughly one point three to two point one million dollars in unsold pipeline the business did not know it was losing and made a 46% close rate visible by campaign and technician for the first time. The published build includes a Bronze-Silver-Gold data warehouse structure and a custom ServiceTitan integration layer, which is specific, checkable engineering detail rather than a vague dashboard claim. Vertical fit is adjacent, since the named client is a small HVAC company rather than restoration, but the same ServiceTitan-based field-service data problem applies directly to mitigation contractors.

Key Services: ServiceTitan to BigQuery pipeline builds, Metabase dashboard development, Technician and close-rate performance scorecards, Unsold pipeline and revenue-leak analysis, Custom data integration tooling, AI-ready data access layers

Industries Served: HVAC and field service businesses, Small business operations, Home services franchises, Multi-location trades, Field service software users

Notable Clients: Not publicly named — case studies are anonymised by category

Locations: Remote, United States, United States (national coverage)

Pricing: No public rate card; quoted per scope

Great For: ServiceTitan users who can't see beyond surface reports, HVAC and field service companies losing untracked pipeline, Small businesses needing a custom data warehouse

Website: Rowvyn

15. Authentic Nonsense Marketing

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About: Authentic Nonsense Marketing published a named case study for Marathon Plumbing, Heating and AC Repair showing a 14-location portfolio moved from disconnected marketing silos with 40% CRM data decay to a centralized dashboard linking Google Ads GCLID data directly to ServiceTitan job closure, reporting 25 to 60% more qualified leads and a 15 to 35% drop in cost per acquisition. The build is described as a full attribution loop from ad or SEO click through dynamic landing page capture, CRM integration and revenue attribution. Vertical fit is adjacent, since Marathon is a plumbing and HVAC platform rather than restoration, but the multi-location attribution-loop problem is the same one restoration portfolios face.

Key Services: Multi-location attribution loop builds, Google Ads GCLID to CRM matching, ServiceTitan job-closure integration, AI-driven call transcript analysis, Portfolio-wide performance dashboards, Algorithmic bidding for high-value service calls

Industries Served: HVAC, Plumbing, Multi-location service portfolios, Home services franchises, Private equity-backed platforms

Notable Clients: Marathon Plumbing, Heating and AC Repair

Locations: Atlanta, United States, Remote, United States

Pricing: No public rate card; quoted per scope

Great For: Multi-location HVAC and plumbing portfolios, Private equity-backed home services roll-ups, Owners needing GCLID-to-job-closure attribution

Website: Authentic Nonsense Marketing

16. Power Digital

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About: Power Digital is a large, recognized growth agency with a standalone Data Intelligence division covering Marketing Measurement plus Incrementality, Marketing Mix Modeling and Data Science, and Data Infrastructure Services as named service lines rather than add-ons. Its published Home Improvement case study reports a 31% revenue increase and 112% boost in net orders from measurement-led optimization on a minimal 8% increase in spend, and its own blog on incrementality testing in home services walks through how a test can reveal that a large share of apparent conversions would have happened anyway. Vertical fit is adjacent, since the named case is home improvement rather than restoration, but the incrementality methodology described applies directly to storm-driven mitigation leads.

Key Services: Marketing Measurement and Incrementality, Marketing Mix Modeling and Data Science, Data Infrastructure Services, Media planning scenario modeling, Persona and ICP development, Full go-to-market data strategy

Industries Served: Home services and improvement, CPG, Fashion, Healthcare, B2B

Notable Clients: Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties

Locations: San Diego, United States, Remote, United States

Pricing: No public rate card; quoted per scope

Great For: Home improvement and services brands testing incrementality, Companies needing marketing mix modeling and data science, Multi-division brands centralizing data infrastructure

Website: Power Digital

17. Extra Large Marketing

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About: Extra Large Marketing runs a named Advanced Analytics and Conversion Tracking service line and published a technical case study for a home services client whose job-management software, SingleOps, had a write-only API, describing exactly how the agency extracted final invoiced job revenue, matched it to the original click ID, and uploaded it back to Google and Microsoft Ads as offline conversions so real ROAS became visible. Its industry roster includes pest control, plumbing, landscaping and remodeling, trades closely comparable to property mitigation work. Vertical fit is adjacent, since the named vertical evidence is field-service and trades businesses rather than restoration specifically, but the offline-conversion problem it solved is identical to what a mitigation contractor's insurance-driven revenue cycle creates.

Key Services: Advanced analytics and GA4 setup, Offline conversion imports (Google and Microsoft Ads), Job-management software (SingleOps) data extraction, Custom event and lead tracking, Workflow automation between ad platforms and CRM, Real-time reporting dashboards

Industries Served: Plumbing, Pest control, Landscaping, Remodeling services, Roofing

Notable Clients: Not publicly named — case studies are anonymised by category

Locations: Remote, United States, United States (national coverage)

Pricing: No public rate card; quoted per scope

Great For: Field service businesses with write-only job software APIs, Trades companies needing offline conversion imports, Owners wanting revenue tied back to ad platforms

Website: Extra Large Marketing

18. DigiGriot

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About: DigiGriot's published case study for named client Certified Restoration details a Google Analytics review to identify high-converting pages, followed by call tracking with dynamic number insertion and dedicated forwarding numbers for referral sites such as Yelp and Google Business Profile. The engagement produced a documented lead source attribution system alongside call recording for quality review. DigiGriot is based in San Diego, California, according to its published contact page.

Key Services: Call tracking with dynamic number insertion, Lead source attribution, Google Analytics auditing, SEO, Google Business Profile optimization

Industries Served: Property restoration, Home services

Notable Clients: Certified Restoration

Locations: San Diego, California

Pricing: Quote-based

Great For: Restoration companies needing dynamic number insertion by referral source, Contractors wanting call recording paired with lead attribution

Website: DigiGriot

19. Strativera

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About: Strativera's published case study for a national restoration services franchise network with more than 1700 franchisee locations describes building revenue attribution and growth analytics, unifying fragmented lead tracking, and delivering network-level ROI visibility. The case study documents a before-and-after fix for poor lead tracking and attribution across the franchise system. Strativera is headquartered in New Jersey, per its published about page.

Key Services: Revenue attribution and growth analytics, RevOps consulting, Lead tracking and attribution, Demand generation, Financial alignment and performance reporting

Industries Served: Restoration franchises, Multi-location home services

Notable Clients: A national restoration services franchise network

Locations: New Jersey

Pricing: Quote-based

Great For: Restoration franchise networks with fragmented lead attribution across locations, Operators needing network-level ROI reporting

Website: Strativera

20. Online Image

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About: Online Image's published success story for named client Paul Davis, a property restoration franchise system with more than 300 locations offering water damage repair and mold remediation, describes a proprietary dashboard giving franchisees real-time visibility into spend and lead volume. The case study frames the engagement as fixing lead flow and trust gaps through personal agent guidance paired with that dashboard. Online Image is headquartered in Salt Lake City, Utah, according to public business listings.

Key Services: Proprietary lead and spend dashboards, Franchise digital marketing management, Lead flow reporting, Multi-location campaign management

Industries Served: Property restoration franchises, Water damage repair, Mold remediation

Notable Clients: Paul Davis

Locations: Salt Lake City, Utah

Pricing: Quote-based

Great For: Restoration franchise systems needing real-time spend and lead dashboards, Franchisors wanting per-location visibility into marketing ROI

Website: Online Image

21. Virtual Vision

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About: Virtual Vision's published case study for named client Restoration XP describes a full digital marketing suite paired with what it calls Leads2Jobs Tracking, used to track real-time return on investment as the client grew from a startup to twenty million dollars in a competitive Texas market. Its site also lists an Online Dashboard and dedicated ROI reporting as standing service offerings. Virtual Vision was founded in 1997 in Wausau, Wisconsin, per its published about page.

Key Services: Real-time ROI tracking, Online performance dashboards, SEO, Google Ads and Meta Ads management, Review and reputation reporting

Industries Served: Property restoration, Home services

Notable Clients: Restoration XP

Locations: Wausau, Wisconsin

Pricing: Quote-based

Great For: Growing restoration companies wanting real-time ROI tracking, Contractors needing an always-on lead-to-job dashboard

Website: Virtual Vision

Table of the restoration measurement figures cited on this page: 67 percent of home services businesses relying on last-touch attribution only, a reported 18 percent ROI lift after adopting multi-touch attribution, 27 percent of businesses with no formal measurement in place, 35 percent of marketers saying more than a fifth of budget is misallocated without proof, 67 percent server-side tracking adoption among business-to-business companies, 20 to 40 percent of conversions recovered moving from browser-only to server-side tracking, 75 percent multi-touch attribution adoption up from 58 percent two years earlier, and 3 of the 20 external agencies publishing a starting price

Quick Comparison Table

AgencyKey SpecialtyStarting PriceBest For
1. SuperpathRestoration lead-tracking dashboardsQuote-basedRestoration companies wanting a live dashboard
2. Web TonicFull-Service Performance MarketingUSD $3,000/moMid-market to Enterprise
3. Remediation & Restoration MarketingRestoration lead tracking and analyticsQuote-basedRestoration contractors needing lead-to-job tracking
4. SheppardPE-backed home services attributionQuote-basedPE-backed restoration and home services platforms
5. Shane DutkaFractional CMO attribution for restorationQuote-basedRestoration owners needing attribution-led CMO
6. Capitol Data AnalyticsFractional analytics for home servicesUSD $30,000 (command-center build)$5M+ home services needing analytics
7. Max Market ProsGA4 setup and call-tracking attributionUSD $199/moHome services wanting proper GA4 tracking
8. MOODFranchise data warehouses and Power BIQuote-basedHome services franchisors unifying multi-location data
9. Location3Franchise measurement and attributionQuote-basedMulti-location franchisors proving marketing ROI
10. TriadexClosed-loop, deterministic attributionQuote-basedMulti-location brands proving spend-to-revenue
11. King Data LabMedia mix modeling and incrementality testingQuote-basedAdvertisers needing MMM and lift tests
12. Full Circle SEMBigQuery and Looker Studio for tradesQuote-basedTrades companies needing BigQuery-powered dashboards
13. Valiotti DataFractional CDO data warehouse buildsQuote-basedHome services needing a data warehouse
14. RowvynServiceTitan data warehouse and dashboardsQuote-basedField service companies needing ServiceTitan intelligence
15. Authentic Nonsense MarketingMulti-location attribution loop buildsUSD $5,000Multi-location home services portfolios needing attribution
16. Power DigitalIncrementality testing and marketing mix modelingQuote-basedHome services brands needing enterprise-grade measurement
17. Extra Large MarketingOffline conversion imports for field-service softwareQuote-basedTrades needing job software data synced
18. DigiGriotDynamic number insertion and call source attribution for restoration companiesQuote-basedRestoration contractors that need call tracking tied to specific referral and directory sources
19. StrativeraRevenue attribution and RevOps for restoration franchise networksQuote-basedLarge restoration franchise networks unifying lead attribution across hundreds of locations
20. Online ImageReal-time franchisee dashboards for restoration franchise networksQuote-basedRestoration franchisors needing per-franchisee visibility into marketing spend and lead volume
21. Virtual VisionReal-time lead-to-job ROI tracking for restoration contractorsQuote-basedRestoration contractors scaling revenue who need a lead-to-job ROI dashboard
Matrix comparing five groups of water damage restoration marketing analytics entries including Web Tonic by what each covers and its published entry price, from Web Tonic joining call tracking and form capture to the CRM with server-side tracking and reporting on cost per booked mitigation job by market, to DigiGriot and Online Image and Virtual Vision and Superpath and Strativera building named restoration attribution systems, Location3 and MOOD and Power Digital and Full Circle SEM running multi-location and franchise reporting, Valiotti Data and King Data Lab and Rowvyn and Sheppard and Shane Dutka and Triadex and Extra Large Marketing building pipelines and dashboards mostly anonymised, and Max Market Pros at 199 dollars a month with Authentic Nonsense Marketing at 5,000 dollars and Capitol Data Analytics at 30,000 dollars for a command-centre build
Checklist auditing what the 20 external water damage restoration analytics agencies disclose publicly: 20 of 20 evidence restoration or an adjacent home-services trade, 10 of 20 name a client including Certified Restoration and Paul Davis and Restoration XP and Premier Restoration Hawaii and Neighborly and Ace Hardware, 3 of 20 publish a starting price from 199 dollars a month to a 30,000 dollar command-centre build, 10 of 20 anonymise the client including a franchise network of more than 1,700 locations, and Web Tonic reports cost per booked mitigation job by market

Frequently Asked Questions

What does restoration analytics work cost?

Three of the 20 external agencies publish a figure: Max Market Pros from 199 dollars a month, Authentic Nonsense Marketing from 5,000 dollars, and Capitol Data Analytics from 30,000 dollars for a command-centre build. That spread is the honest picture, because a call-tracking rollout and a franchise data warehouse are different purchases. The other 17 quote per scope, so define the deliverable before comparing numbers.

Why does attribution break on restoration jobs?

Because the buying moment is a phone call during an emergency, often from a map pack or a referral, and the job is closed days later in a CRM nobody connected. About 67 percent of home services firms still measure last touch only, 27 percent of surveyed businesses have no formal measurement at all, and 35 percent say more than a fifth of budget is misallocated without proof.

Is server-side tracking worth it for a contractor?

Usually yes, for recovered conversion data rather than fashion. Published benchmarks put recovery at 20 to 40 percent of conversions when moving from browser-only to server-side tagging, and adoption already sits near 67 percent among B2B firms. For a restoration operator the practical benefit is paid campaigns optimising on conversions that actually reached the ad platform, which changes bidding rather than only reporting.

How many of these agencies have restoration evidence?

All 20 evidence restoration or an adjacent home-services trade, and 10 name the client. The clearest are DigiGriot with Certified Restoration, Online Image with Paul Davis, Virtual Vision with Restoration XP, Superpath with Premier Restoration Hawaii, and Strativera with a franchise network of more than 1,700 locations that it does not name. Ten anonymise case studies, which limits verification.

What should we ask before signing?

Ask to see one restoration dashboard and where booked job revenue enters it. Then ask who owns the tracking container and call-tracking numbers, whether attribution reads from the CRM or only the ad platforms, how franchise or multi-location data is separated, what happens to historical data if you leave, and who fixes tracking when a website change breaks it.

Choosing a Restoration Analytics Partner

Measure jobs, not sessions. With 67 percent of home services firms still on last-touch reporting and multi-touch adopters citing an 18 percent ROI lift, the deliverable worth buying is cost per booked mitigation job by market, not a prettier traffic dashboard rebuilt in a new tool every quarter.

Match scope to spend. Published prices here run from 199 dollars a month to a 30,000 dollar command-centre build. A single-crew operator needs call tracking joined to the CRM, not a warehouse, while a franchise network needs location-level separation before anything else.

Insist on named work. Ten of these 20 agencies name a restoration or home-services client and half anonymise everything, so ask for the dashboard and the client behind it before signing, along with proof that job revenue, not just lead counts, reaches the report.

Keep measurement next to spend. Numbers stay honest when reporting, campaign management and the website share a team. Read the latest analysis or start here.

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