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Rathly

Restoration web design

Owners reach your site with water on the floor or smoke in the walls. We build restoration websites that calm them down and get them on the phone fast.

  • ✓Custom design, no franchise templates
  • ✓Emergency call bar on every phone
  • ✓Claim steps and IICRC proof up front
  • ✓Leads routed to Smarfle or your CRM
PriceFrom $6,000
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What owners ask

Questions owners bring to a restoration website

Some visitors stand in water. Others sit with an adjuster's estimate. Your site answers both kinds of visitor.

Can you come right now?

A tap-to-call bar, real response hours and the towns you reach, all visible before any scrolling.

How fast will mold start?

A short drying guide that explains the EPA's 24 to 48 hour window in plain words.

Will insurance help pay?

A claim page that explains documentation, adjuster visits and how billing works with your company.

Are your techs trained?

IICRC certifications and state licenses on each service page, with the standards your crews follow.

Can you rebuild it too?

Rebuild and renovation pages with project photos, from new drywall to full kitchen restorations.

Have you fixed homes like mine?

Before and after projects sorted by damage type, so owners see work close to their own.

First impression

A homeowner in a flooded kitchen taps the first number that loads.

Speed decides that tap. We build restoration pages to pass Google's Core Web Vitals on a phone signal.

Portfolio

A home service website we built in Texas

We built a new site for Forterra Pest Control, which treats homes around Dallas-Fort Worth. Restoration crews cover similar ground, so the same structure fits.

Forterra Pest Control homepage that Rathly designed and built for Dallas-Fort Worth

Forterra Pest Control, Dallas-Fort Worth

New website · Home service · Texas
Moved in month one

181 redirects mapped

Each old URL now points to its new page.
What's included

Six features in each restoration build

These key features come standard, whatever size your company is.

01

Damage type pages

Water, fire, smoke, mold, storm and sewage pages, each with steps, photos and a next action.

02

Emergency call bar

A sticky tap-to-call button on phones, plus after-hours details if your team answers at night.

03

Photo intake forms

Forms that collect address, damage type, photos and insurer, then send it all to your CRM.

04

Storm banners on demand

Your office edits service areas, storm banners and team bios in minutes, without a developer.

05

Ready for SEO from launch

Core Web Vitals checks, service schema, clean URLs and compressed photos on every single page.

06

In your company's name

From day one, your company holds the domain, the code, every page and the hosting login.

Process

From kickoff to launch in four weeks

Plan on four weeks from the day content and logins arrive. Launch can land outside storm season.

  1. 01Week 1

    Damage types and towns

    We map your damage types, service area, licenses and rebuild work, plus the competitors in your market.You get a sitemap
  2. 02Weeks 1 to 2

    Loss and rebuild copy

    We write water, fire, mold and rebuild pages. Your team checks every technical and claim detail.You get final copy
  3. 03Week 2

    Crew-photo design

    The home page and water damage page come first, laid out around photos of your own crews.You get the final design
  4. 04Week 3

    Intake wiring

    We wire the CMS, call bar, photo intake forms and your CRM into a private copy your dispatchers can try.You get a staging site
  5. 05Week 4

    Switch-over

    Old URLs redirect, a person checks every phone link and form, and the new site opens.You get a live site
  6. 06Today

    Book a planning call

    Say which work you want more of, mitigation, rebuild or mold.Get a quote →
Platforms

The technology behind our restoration sites

The right platform depends on your team, your intake tools and how often your towns change.

FrameworksWhat the site runs on
  • AstroLean pages that open fast on a cell signal.
  • Next.jsClient portals for job photos and status updates.
  • NuxtA Vue option for teams that already use Vue.
  • SvelteKitSmall interactive tools, like a damage intake quiz.
CMSWhere your office edits
  • KeystaticStorm banners and towns edited with full history.
  • SanityProject galleries shared across many pages.
  • StrapiOpen-source CMS you can host on your own server.
  • PayloadJob and location data inside the same app.
  • WordPressA familiar editor with a wide plugin choice.
Whatever you pick, you get call tracking, schema and speed work, and the code stays yours.
Examples

What strong restoration websites get right

Restoration sites serve owners on their worst day and families planning a long rebuild. The best examples we see design for both visitors at once.

Rank for damage searches nextOur restoration SEO, from $3,500 monthly, covers water, fire, mold and storm searches.Restoration SEO
  1. 01

    For the owner in an emergency

    Call button in view
    A sticky bar follows them down every page on a phone.
    Response area map
    A simple map shows the towns your trucks reach today.
    Honest hours
    When crews answer at night or on weekends, and what that costs.
  2. 02

    For the owner working a claim

    Claim steps in order
    From first call to final walk-through, each step on one page.
    Documentation you share
    Photos, moisture readings and reports the adjuster can use.
    Payment clarity
    Deductibles, insurer billing and what the owner pays, in plain words.
  3. 03

    For the owner planning a renovation

    Project galleries
    Before and after renovation projects sorted by room and damage type.
    Rebuild scope
    What your crews handle, from drywall and flooring to new cabinets.
    Contractor license
    Your building or general contractor license where rebuild work needs one.
  4. 04

    Project pages that sell the rebuild

    Every finished job can become a short page with photos, the damage type, the town and the work your crews did. Owners see projects near them, and adjusters see the care in your work. Over time, those projects show potential customers a steady record.

  5. 05

    Working with your intake team

    We design forms around how your dispatchers already work. Each form asks for the address, damage type, insurer and photos. The lead then goes to the right person by text or email, so nothing waits overnight.

  6. 06

    Pages for commercial accounts

    Property managers, HOAs and business owners read a restoration site differently. They look for large-loss capacity, response plans and proof of insurance. A commercial page with a working contact path for their team keeps those accounts in reach.

  7. 07

    Town pages for your response area

    Each town you reach fast can get a page with local jobs, typical response times and nearby landmarks. Owners searching in a panic see that you work on their street. Every town page links straight to the call bar.

  8. 08

    Accessible for every visitor

    Some people reach your site in a crisis, on a cracked phone or with poor eyesight. Large type, high contrast and big tap targets keep the call one touch away. Accessible pages help every owner reach you faster, whatever device they hold.

  9. 09

    Licenses and standards on the page

    The IICRC publishes the S500 standard for water damage restoration and the S520 standard for mold remediation. If your crews follow them, the matching pages say so. Florida licenses mold remediators through DBPR, and New York bars unlicensed firms from advertising mold services.

  10. 10

    Insurance language that stays accurate

    For residential and commercial policies that Florida insurers issued from January 1, 2023, post-loss benefit assignments are void. Claim pages for Florida owners explain how you work with them and their adjuster instead. We write claim copy for other states with the same care.

  11. 11

    Custom design or a template?

    Franchise templates tend to hide the phone number and pile on heavy scripts that slow phones down. A custom design puts emergency calls first, shows your real projects and stays yours. You keep the code if you ever change agencies, and the hosting account stays in your name.

  12. 12

    Habits worth copying

    Strong restoration websites share a few key habits. They show real crews instead of stock photos, name every town they serve, and answer the questions people ask on the phone. Each one gives potential customers one more reason to pick up the phone.

Pricing

Restoration site pricing, set in writing

A single fixed price, quoted in writing once we scope your services, towns and past projects.

Restoration website

From $6,000one-time

Best for Mitigation and rebuild firms that want their own site to bring in emergency calls.

  • ✓Custom design and CMS build
  • ✓Water, fire, mold and rebuild pages
  • ✓Emergency call bar on phones
  • ✓Photo intake forms to your CRM
  • ✓Call and form tracking
  • ✓Your domain, code and files
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What changes the price
  1. 01Number of damage and city pages
  2. 02Photo intake and claim forms
  3. 03Project galleries and renovation pages
  4. 04Redirects from your old site
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Hosting and site care come as optional extras on the same quote.
★★★★★
“Highly professional and efficient marketing agency. Their team knows what they’re doing when it comes to website speed optimization.”
NKNataliia K.
Orlando · Google review · Mar 2025
★★★★★
“Ihor is a highly skilled individual when it comes to website development. He built a new website for us. Delievered on time. And was very responsive. I recommend him for your project.”
DDrparkernyc
Orlando · Google review · Nov 2025
★★★★★
“They completely transformed my website. The new design looks amazing and loads fast. Their team took the time to understand my business and built something that truly works. Definitely recommend for cooperation.”
NVNadiia V.
Orlando · Google review · Nov 2025
Offices

Meet us in Orlando or New York

Visit by appointment, or work with the same team by phone and video from anywhere in the US.

FL

Orlando office

Since Feb 2025
Rathly · 111 N Orange Ave, Orlando, FL 32801
Downtown Orlando, a short walk from Lake Eola Park. Visits by appointment.Hours Mon to Fri, 10 AM to 5 PM. Closed on US federal holidays.(321) 732-8258Serving Orlando, Winter Park, Kissimmee, Lake Nona, Sanford and Central FloridaSEO in Orlando · Web design in Orlando · PPC in Orlando
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NY

New York office

Since Sep 2026
Rathly · 1177 6th Ave, New York, NY 10036
Midtown Manhattan, two blocks from Times Square. Visits by appointment.Hours Mon to Fri, 10 AM to 5 PM. Closed on US federal holidays.(347) 918-2146Serving Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, Long Island and the tri-state areaSEO in New York · Web design in New York · PPC in New York
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Real answers

Restoration owners ask us

Cost

What budget does a restoration website need?

Plan on $6,000 or more, paid once. Page count, project galleries and claim forms set the final price, listed in a written quote.
Redesign

Should a restoration company fix its old website or rebuild it?

Fix it if the structure works and only speed or copy lags. Rebuild it if key pages are missing, the phone number hides or an agency owns the site.Read the full answer →
Basics

Which of the 7 C's matter most for restoration sites?

Content and communication. Owners need clear damage steps and a fast way to call, more than community or commerce features.Read the full answer →
Claims

Should a restoration website explain the insurance claim process?

Yes. Owners worry about coverage first. A clear page on documentation, adjuster visits and billing keeps them on your site and calling you.
Intake

Can customers upload damage photos through the website?

Yes. Our intake forms accept photos and send them with the lead to Smarfle or your CRM, so your estimator sees the damage first.
Timing

Can a new restoration site go live before storm season?

Usually, yes. Builds run about four weeks from the day we have content and logins, so start by early spring.Read the full answer →

Plan your restoration site with us

  • ✓ A fixed price in writing
  • ✓ Your domain and files, always
  • ✓ Launch timed around storm season
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