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Case study

LocalFlow Restoration: emergency water-damage response for New England

A Massachusetts water-damage restoration company needed a site built for urgency — fast response copy, clear service-area coverage, and a chat system that never gives harmful DIY advice.

What they needed

LocalFlow Restoration operates in Massachusetts with Rhode Island coverage. Water-damage calls are time-critical — customers searching after a flood or burst pipe need clear, fast, trustworthy information, not walls of generic text. The site also needed robust chat safety: water-damage queries can touch on mold remediation and chemical mixing (chloramine risk), where bad advice has real safety consequences. The chat system had to refuse step-by-step DIY remediation and pivot every query toward scheduling a professional assessment.

  • Emergency-response tone throughout — urgency without alarm
  • Coverage across Massachusetts and Rhode Island service areas
  • Water-damage chat safety pack — refuses chemical-mixing instructions
  • Unique content per page — no duplicate body copy across service areas

What we built

  1. Water-damage site with emergency-response copy

    Inherited the 3-profession parity framework and populated it with water-damage specific content — service pillars, service-area pages, and homepage all written for the urgency of water-damage calls.

  2. Water-damage chat safety pack

    Built an isolated TypeScript module (water-damage.rules.ts) covering chloramine warning, mold handling, and electrical hazard refusal. EPA mold guidance and chloramine-risk pivot facts loaded into the KB cache.

  3. Content uniqueness across service areas

    Rewrote all serviceArea and service-pillar documents to be unique — no 12-consecutive-word repeats across the tenant. gate:no-duplicate-content and gate:geo-consistency both passing.

  4. WCAG AA across all page types

    Included in the 22-cycle a11y mega-run. 100% contrast pass across all page types in both light and dark mode.

Highlights

What we shipped for LocalFlow Restoration.

  • Emergency-response copy

    Every page written with the urgency water-damage customers feel. Clear service descriptions, fast CTA placement, no filler text.

  • Water-damage chat safety pack

    Refuses step-by-step mold removal, chemical mixing, and electrical-hazard DIY. EPA mold guidance and chloramine risk pivot facts in the KB cache.

  • MA + RI service-area coverage

    Dedicated landing pages across Massachusetts and Rhode Island. All content unique — no copy-paste between pages.

  • 100% WCAG AA

    All page types pass in both light and dark mode as part of the platform-wide a11y audit.

How it's built

LocalFlow runs on the shared WebsiteFactory platform — Next.js 15, Vercel, Sanity CMS, and Supabase. The water-damage chat safety pack is fully isolated from garage-door and locksmith rule modules.

Next.js 15VercelTailwind v4Sanity CMSSupabase + RLS

What's live today

LocalFlow Restoration is live at restoration.websitefactory.space with emergency-response copy across all service pages, MA and RI service-area coverage, and the water-damage chat safety pack active. WCAG AA passes across all page types. A full-site redesign comparable to Sprint AA and Sprint BB is queued for the next phase.

See the work yourself

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