Restoration & CAT Response

First crew on site wins the contract. Every time.

After Hurricane Ian, one Paul Davis team staged crews before the winds stopped — and secured $2 million in work before competitors knew where to look. V-Alert turns live storm intelligence into a competitive edge.

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PGA TourClient
Paul DavisClient
ServiceMasterClient
ATIClient
GEM MortgageClient
CottonClient
Progress ResidentialClient
Titan RestorationClient
NOAAData
NWSData
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$2M

Won by one Paul Davis team post-Hurricane Ian

1st

On-site advantage over every competitor

<1 hr

From storm trigger to damage leads in-hand

Competitive intelligence

Stage crews before the storm clears.

V-Alert tracks storm movement in real time and tells your ops team where to pre-position crews and equipment. While competitors watch the news, your estimators already have damage leads and trucks are rolling toward the impact zone.

Crews staged · pre-storm
Crew A · staged
Crew B · staged
Impact zone
Competitor · idle
Damage leads
Trucks rolling
In perimeter Clear

Capabilities

Damage lead generation

After every qualifying event, curated damage leads filtered by geography and severity arrive automatically. Your estimators bid first.

Pre-storm crew staging

Storm track projections show where to position crews before landfall. Know the projected impact zone before your phone rings.

Live perimeter expansion

As fire, flood, and wind perimeters grow, your Map Command Center updates in real time. Response priorities shift automatically.

Field documentation

Date-stamped photos and damage notes captured in the field sync directly to the job record — from the truck, not the office.

Hurricane damage · Gulf Coastimage
Post-storm response · first on siteimage

Client result

Earthvisionz alerts secured around $2 million worth of work for us following Hurricane Ian — we had crews staged before anyone else even knew where to look.
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Paul Davis
Emergency Recovery Coordinator

Workflow

Your operational workflow

01Pre-storm

Prepare

Crews staged. Estimators briefed. Equipment pre-positioned in the projected impact corridor.

02During event

Track

Live perimeter tracking. Command center active. First-responder coordination in progress.

03Post-event

Win

Damage leads in-hand. First truck on site. Contract signed before the competition mobilizes.

See it on your portfolio.

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