You send us a client, they get scheduled and looked after, and you see the whole job the way they do: status, daily readings, photos. You never chase an update before a closing or a turnover, and the relationship stays yours.
The job you referred, the same page your client watches.
A realtor is working against a closing date. A property manager has a unit that has to turn while the tenant in it keeps calling. For a plumber the problem starts after the leak is capped, and for a roofer it is everything still wet under a roof that is now watertight. Each program is built around the one that is yours, and the realtor program is where most of this started.
01Lead program
A closing date, and a finding that just got in front of it.
On the job pageMost agents open it the afternoon before a walkthrough.
The realtors program02
Unit 204 lets go and it is in 104's ceiling by morning.
On the job pagePulled the week before a turnover, or the hour an owner escalates.
The property managers program03
After the cap goes on, two rooms and a subfloor are still wet.
On the job pageMost of the time your customer calls you instead of us, and you already have the answer.
Compensated referral relationship
The plumbers program04
Day three of the remodel, and the framer is booked for Thursday.
On the job pageChecked the day before the framer is booked.
Compensated referral relationship
The general contractors program05
The roof is watertight and the insulation above the ceiling is not.
On the job pageYou are standing on the next roof and the homeowner is asking about the inside of their last one.
Compensated referral relationship
The roofers program06
Condensate that has been running into a ceiling for weeks.
On the job pageBefore you set new equipment, and again when they ask whether the smell is gone.
Compensated referral relationship
The hvac contractors program07
Somebody is about to put plastic over wet, contaminated wood.
On the job pageOpen on the phone while you are trying to slot the install crew without holding a truck.
Compensated referral relationship
The crawlspace & foundation programYou open the same page your client opens. Every job you send has one, and it is the part of this no other restoration company in the valley offers. The page carries the readings a technician logged that morning rather than whatever anyone said on the phone last week, and your client holds the same link, so nobody is relaying updates between a contractor and a worried homeowner.
$0What the program costs you
Nothing to join, nothing to sign. No annual cost, no minimum volume, and no charge for assessments, remote or on site. The only invoice we ever issue goes to the property owner, for work they approved in writing first. Your name is not on it.
The other half of the deal: we do our scope, hand the property back, and leave the relationship alone. We are not quoting your build-back, selling your customer a roof, or introducing ourselves as anything but the company you called.
Your name is on the referral, so the only thing that matters is what your client experiences after you make the call.
Partner jobs are booked ahead of general inbound, at whatever size the job is. Give us the deadline on the first call and you have an answer on that call, while there is still time to do something else with it.
Every job you send comes with a live link: current status, the written completion date, daily moisture readings, photos, documents. Your client sees the same thing. When they ask how it is going, you already know.
You call (208) 391-5248 and you get the people doing the work, nights and weekends included. No intake queue, no dispatch service taking a message, no waiting until Monday to find out whether anyone is coming.
Remote from photos and video, or scheduled in person. No charge, no obligation, and no pressure on your client afterward. If there is nothing wrong, we tell them that in writing, which is frequently the most useful thing we produce.
Psychrometric drying logs, thermal imaging, moisture maps, numbered photos, and line-item estimates in Xactimate, which is the format a carrier's own estimate is written in. The claim belongs to the property owner and stays theirs to run. What we control is that the paper behind it is complete, dated, and legible to whoever picks it up.
We do our scope, hand the property back, and leave the relationship alone. We are not quoting your build-back, selling your customer a roof, or introducing ourselves as anything but the company you called. It runs the other way too: when one of our jobs needs a plumber, a roofer, an HVAC company, a builder, or an agent, it goes to the partners who send us work.
No packet, no vetting, nothing to sign. One conversation and the first job you send gets handled like it came from us.
A two-minute call or a short form: your name, your company, your trade, and the best number to reach you. That is the whole application. There is no vetting process, no packet, and nothing to sign.
Usually the same day. You get a link that shows the jobs you have referred, and a direct number for the team. Nothing to install, and no login for your staff to manage. On the trade programs, this is also the conversation where the referral terms get set.
Call, text, or email, whatever is fastest from wherever you are standing. Photos help but are not required. If you want an opinion before it becomes a job, send it and we will look at it for free.
Open the link whenever you want. Status, readings, photos, and documents update as the job runs, so when your client asks how it is going, you already know.
Nothing. There is no fee to join, no annual cost, no minimum volume, and no charge for assessments, remote or on-site. The only invoice we ever issue goes to the property owner, for work they approved in writing first.
On the trade programs, yes. Plumbers, HVAC contractors, roofers, general contractors, and crawlspace and foundation contractors get a compensated referral relationship, with the terms agreed in a conversation before the first job so nobody is guessing afterward. It never appears on a property owner's invoice and no job is priced differently because a referral came with it. On the realtor program, no. Most brokerages prohibit an agent accepting compensation from a vendor and it can reach a license, so we do not offer it and we are not going to be the reason an agent has that conversation with a broker.
The reciprocal, which is worth more anyway. Work goes back out to the partners who send it. When one of our jobs needs an agent, it goes to the agents who send us clients. Plus priority scheduling, free assessments, the live job page, and a scope your client can negotiate from. Nothing to disclose to a client and nothing to run past a broker.
No. No exclusivity, no minimum number of referrals, no contract, and no term. Send us one job a year or one a week. If we do not perform, stop sending them and nothing happens. You owe us nothing and there is nothing to cancel.
We tell you that day. If we are not the right fit, or the timeline you need is not one we can hold, you hear it on the first call while there is still room to hand it to somebody else.
Yes. Your client gets the same live page you do: status, drying progress, daily moisture readings, photos, documents. Every Peak customer gets it. The referral reflects well on you because the work is visible, not because we say so.
One conversation and you’re set up, usually same day. No cost to join, no minimum, no contract.