“In the first 8 months of operations, CORE Environmental Solutions went from 0 to 1.2 million in sales. Xcelerate was absolutely monumental for this to occur.”
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Xcelerate Launches “Xcelerate Analytics” to Deliver Visibility and Control for Restoration Companies
New Visual Dashboards Empower Contractors to Uncover Hidden Profit Leaks, Drive Efficiency, and Scale with Confidence
Why Restoration Contractors Are Ditching Generic CRMs (And What They’re Choosing Instead)
Many restoration companies start out using generic CRM software like Salesforce, Zoho, or HubSpot because they’re well-known and already used by other industries. These platforms can seem like a safe, affordable way to organize leads and track customers. But as most contractors quickly discover, the restoration industry doesn’t run like other businesses.
Is Your Restoration Software Built for the Field or Just the Office?
The restoration industry runs on fast response, clear documentation, and tight coordination between field and office. But too many restoration management software platforms are built from a desk view, great for admin tasks, not so great for crawl spaces and job sites.
