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Foundation repair
For companies helping homeowners evaluate settlement, cracks, movement, stabilization, structural repair, or another verified foundation concern.
Choose the work
Choose the project path that matters most to your company.
Your company may offer several related services. The $3,400 initial build focuses on one primary service so every page can answer a clear homeowner need.
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Crawl-space services
For companies providing encapsulation, moisture control, drainage, insulation, structural repair, or another defined crawl-space service.
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Basement waterproofing
For contractors addressing basement water entry, drainage, moisture, wall or floor concerns, and related waterproofing needs.
The company may offer all three categories. The first territory website still begins with one agreed primary service.
Free 15-minute review
Which towns matter for the work you want?
In 15 minutes, William Smith will compare the towns you serve with where your company appeared more or less clearly in the public searches reviewed. You can correct the map, choose one service-and-town priority, and decide whether a separate territory website deserves a closer look.
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Where homeowners can already find youReview towns where the business already has a clear path into the agreed service.
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Towns worth checkingIdentify communities that may deserve a closer look without treating public search observations as proof of demand.
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The service that matters mostChoose one foundation, crawl-space, or waterproofing service for the first build.
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Whether the build fitsDecide whether to explore the customer-owned territory website or stop with no obligation.
The initial build
One focused website covering the towns you approve.
The $3,400 build covers one primary service within an agreed 30-mile radius from one center. It includes the final list of eligible towns you approve, up to 100. Actual counts vary. A town is included only when it can support a useful, locally relevant page for the agreed service.
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1main town-and-service page
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2original town-specific question pages
What makes a town eligible? It must be a real community within the company’s practical service area and support a useful, locally relevant page for the agreed service. The final town list you approve records the exact initial scope.
Homeowner decisions
Different symptoms lead to different project decisions.
A homeowner noticing a foundation crack, a damp crawl space, or water entering a basement is not making the same decision. The first territory build focuses on one service and answers the questions that help that homeowner decide whether to request an inspection or estimate.
Foundation concern
Explain the visible concern, the limits of online information, what the contractor evaluates, and how the homeowner requests the next step.
Crawl-space concern
Explain moisture, odor, insulation, drainage, wood, structure, or comfort concerns only within the contractor’s actual service scope.
Basement-water concern
Explain where and when water appears, what the owner should document, and why a property-specific evaluation comes before a correction.
The website will not diagnose a structure, recommend a repair without evidence, invent local conditions, or promise a project outcome.
Done for you
A complete territory website your company does not have to operate.
REFRDAI handles the agreed build from planning through staging and launch setup.
Plan the service and territory
Approve one primary service, the radius center, and the complete list of towns included in the build.
Build the town pages
Create one main service page and two original customer-question pages for every approved town.
Review the staged website
Review the completed staging build before the second payment and public launch.
Launch and host
REFRDAI completes launch setup and provides managed hosting under normal usage.
Clear investment
Know the full initial price before you book.
The Territory Opportunity Review is free. If the project fits and you choose to proceed, the customer-owned territory website costs $3,400.
$3,400
One primary service within one agreed 30-mile radius, covering every eligible approved community up to 100.
$1,700To begin production
$1,700After staging approval, before launch
$495 Territory Continuity Review
Includes the applicable domain renewal for that term, a scope and conflict review, and written renewal of the approved protected territory. If declined, you still own the site and domain, protection expires, and you pay the registrar directly for future renewal.
Possible $500-per-month expansion
May be offered around month three only when enough usable search-performance data exists. It is optional, promises no fixed page count, and never starts automatically.
First year included
REFRDAI registers and pays for year one, then transfers the domain after launch and cleared final payment as soon as the registrar permits.
The first protected-territory term runs for 12 months from public launch. Larger radiuses, inventories above 100 communities, and additional services require separate scope and pricing.
Simple process
From territory review to public launch.
Review the territory
Discuss the primary service, territory center, target towns, and current website.
Confirm the scope
Approve the 30-mile boundary and exact eligible-community inventory.
Build and stage
REFRDAI produces the agreed town-and-service pages and customer-question pages.
Approve and launch
After staging approval and the second payment, REFRDAI completes launch setup.
Straight expectations
Clear work. Clear limits.
What REFRDAI does
Plans and builds the customer-owned territory website, creates the included town pages, provides staging review, completes launch setup, provides managed hosting under normal usage, and checks for an active territory conflict before recommending overlapping work.
What REFRDAI does not promise
Indexing, search rankings, inquiries, calls, estimates, projects, contracts, revenue, market share, or any other customer or business outcome.
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Your review is with William Smith.
William is the founder of REFRDAI. He will review the service and territory, explain the customer-owned website in plain language, and tell you when the proposed build does not appear to fit. The review creates no purchase obligation.
Before the review
Foundation and waterproofing contractor questions.
Useful details before you decide whether to book.
Is this only for foundation-repair companies?
No. It is for independent foundation-repair, crawl-space, and basement-waterproofing contractors in the United States. The first build still focuses on one primary service.
What does the 30-mile build include?
The $3,400 build covers one primary service and the final list of eligible towns you approve within an agreed 30-mile radius, up to 100. Every included town receives one main town-and-service page plus two original town-specific customer-question pages.
What does the initial build cost?
The one-time initial investment is $3,400: $1,700 to begin and $1,700 after staging approval, before launch.
Will this replace my current website?
No. The new customer-owned territory website runs alongside your current site.
Is the $500 monthly expansion required?
No. It is separate, optional, may be offered around month three only when enough usable search-performance data exists, and never starts automatically.
Does REFRDAI guarantee rankings, inquiries, or revenue?
No. REFRDAI does not guarantee indexing, rankings, inquiries, calls, estimates, projects, contracts, or revenue.
How does REFRDAI handle territory conflicts?
Before recommending a build, REFRDAI checks the proposed service, center, 30-mile radius, and final town list for overlap with active engagements. A review does not reserve a territory. Protection begins only after agreement acceptance and initial payment.
Do I have to pay each year to keep the website or domain?
No. You own and keep both. The optional $495 Territory Continuity Review includes the applicable domain renewal for that term and may renew territory protection after review and written renewal. If you decline it, protection expires and you pay the registrar directly for future domain renewal.
Can REFRDAI cover more than 30 miles?
Yes. Larger territories, inventories above 100 communities, and additional primary services require separate scope and pricing.
Is managed hosting included?
Yes, under normal usage. Unlimited hosting is not promised.
Free 15-minute review
Choose a time to review your service territory.
Share your company name, company website, email, and the towns or counties you want to review. Phone is optional. After submission, choose an available Google Meet time.
Meeting15-minute Google Meet
ReviewFree, with no purchase obligation
Build price$3,400 only if you choose to proceed
PrepareCompany website, primary service, and target towns or counties
Your information is used to prepare and coordinate the review. Submitting the form does not authorize a purchase, automatic outreach, or enrollment.
Request My Free 15-Minute Territory Review
Complete the short intake, then choose an available Google Meet time.
Open the Secure Intake Form in a New Page