
Marketing without tracking is guesswork — and in the restoration industry, guesswork is expensive.
33 Mile Radius has introduced a call tracking system specifically designed for disaster mitigation, restoration, and home services contractors. The system allows contractors to accurately measure which marketing campaigns are generating phone calls and driving revenue.
In an industry where emergency response drives business, phone calls are often the most important conversion metric. Yet many contractors still rely on assumptions instead of data to determine which marketing efforts are working.
This new call tracking platform eliminates that uncertainty.
Contractors can generate a unique tracking phone number for each marketing campaign — whether digital ads, direct mail, SEO, pay-per-click, or referral programs.
The system allows users to:
By assigning individual numbers to each campaign, contractors gain clear visibility into what is producing measurable results.
According to CEO Tim Gill, the system incorporates years of experience from 33 Mile Radius’ lead generation platform. That experience has been integrated into an easy-to-use dashboard tailored for contractors.
The call tracking dashboard allows users to:
Call recordings can also serve as a quality control and customer service improvement tool, helping teams refine intake processes and maximize conversion rates.
The platform operates without long-term contracts or setup fees.
Pricing includes:
This structure makes performance tracking accessible to both growing and established contractors.
Restoration companies often invest heavily in marketing channels such as:
Without accurate tracking, it’s difficult to determine return on investment.
Call tracking provides clarity by:
In a competitive restoration market, knowing exactly where your calls are coming from can significantly impact growth and profitability.
For contractors seeking greater visibility into marketing performance, 33 Mile Radius’ call tracking system offers a streamlined and measurable solution.