Real-time restoration leads from live fire dispatch. Minutes after a fire or water loss is called in, you get the address, the owner and the numbers to reach them, on your phone.
Alerts by push, text and email.
3840 Arlington Ave, Riverside, CA 92506
Sample lead. Names and numbers are made up.
Right, then fast
Speed to the wrong house is a wasted truck roll. The restoration job goes to the contractor whose lead was right: the real address, the real owner, a number that rings.
So we check the address first, and every lead tells you plainly how sure we are about who you are calling. Then we are fast.
What you get
A fire alert tells you something happened somewhere. A fire damage lead tells you which house, whose house, and how to reach them, before another restoration company knocks.
Push, text and email the moment a lead is ready, with one tap to call and one tap for directions.
Every address is checked against county property records before it reaches you, so you do not drive to the wrong street.
Every name is marked: proven by the county deed, or only linked to the address. You always know which one you are calling.
Every number we can find for the people at the address, with the one most likely to answer first.
Listen to the dispatch audio and read a short summary of what happened, from the first call to the last update, so you know what you are walking into.
How it works
Fire dispatch is public radio. We listen to it for you, every minute of every day, and turn each fire or water call into a restoration lead before your competitors hear about it.
Dispatch sends an engine to a house fire. We hear it as it happens.
We turn the radio into text and pull out the address and what is going on.
We match the house to its county record, the owner and their phone numbers.
Everything on one screen. You call while the trucks are still on scene.
Example times. How fast a lead arrives depends on the county and how clearly dispatch reads the address.
The losses we catch
Every one of these is a homeowner who needs a fire or water damage restoration company today.
Working fires, smoke showing, second alarms. The calls where the rebuild starts tonight.
Fire damage leads
Kitchen fires and smoke calls that never make the news, and still need cleaning, deodorizing and repair.
Restoration guides
Burst pipes and flooding calls, marked so you can spot them at a glance and send a drying crew.
Water damage leadsWho it is for
Restoration leads for contractors and public adjusters who win jobs by getting there first.
Fire, smoke and water losses in the counties you work. The first company at the door usually wins the mitigation and the rebuild.
Public adjuster leads for fire and major water losses: reach the homeowner while the loss is fresh, with the property and owner already matched. You work within your state's rules for contacting policyholders after a loss.
Leads for public adjustersNo territory lock
Some services sell an exclusive county and then send the same lead to a competitor anyway. We do not pretend. Coverage is open to more than one company, priced for the leads, and your edge is getting there first and doing the job well. Nobody can resell that out from under you.
Check your county
Pick the counties you work. Create your account and we email you straight away with what is ready to switch on and what each county costs.
No match. We list counties where we can hear fire dispatch, so if yours is not here, we do not cover it yet.
No sales call. Prices arrive by email, county by county.
Questions
Anything else, write to [email protected] or call (657) 215-0599.
You pay a flat monthly price per county, not per lead, so the more fires and water losses your county has, the less each lead costs you. Each county is priced by how many losses it sends, and three or more counties cost less. Search your counties above and we email you the prices and what is ready, straight away. Month to month, no long contract.
A fire alert is a notification that a call went out. An IncidentLead lead adds what you need to act: the checked address, the property owner, the phone numbers most likely to reach them, and the dispatch audio with a plain-English summary.
No, and we say so up front. Coverage is open to more than one company. You pay for the leads, not for a promise on paper that other services quietly break.
Public fire dispatch radio and public property records, matched with licensed data. IncidentLead is a software tool. It never calls or texts a homeowner.
You do. IncidentLead never calls or texts anyone: tapping a number opens your own phone's dialer and you place the call. You follow the calling rules in your state, including Do Not Call lists and calling hours. We give you the information; the call is yours.
Yes. Water losses such as burst pipes and flooding come through when dispatch sends a crew, and they are marked so you can tell them apart from fires.
Yes. Public adjusters get the same fire and water damage leads, matched to the property owner, for the counties they work. You follow your state's rules on contacting policyholders after a loss.
Search for it above. If we can hear fire dispatch there, we test the county first, then give you a three-day trial before the monthly price starts.
Your county
Search the counties you work. We email you straight away what is ready now and what each county costs. No sales call.
Check your county