A lead you can’t service shouldn’t become a lost customer.

Disaster Logic helps plumbers, restoration companies, property managers, roofers, real estate professionals, insurance professionals, and other service businesses create a structured referral when the customer needs work outside their own trade, service area, or capacity. When eligible referred work is completed, the partner can earn the reward assigned to that service and participating workspace.

B2B property-service referrals

Referral attribution stays connected

Earn rewards on eligible completed work

A real property-service handoff

A plumber can solve the source while Disaster Logic helps connect the customer to the next service.

1.

Plumbing problem is repaired

A burst pipe or leak is stopped, but water damage remains.

2.

The restoration need is referred

Water extraction, drying, or restoration is outside the plumber’s scope.

3.

The customer keeps moving

Property details, problem information, and referral source stay connected.

4.

Eligible completed work earns a referral reward
The reward can vary by service and participating workspace.

Refer eligible work. Earn the reward set for that service.

Different property services can carry different referral values. Each participating workspace can define the reward available for eligible completed jobs instead of forcing one fixed amount across every referral.

Why build a connection

Help the customer beyond your own service—and keep the business relationship valuable.

Property damage often involves several trades. A plumbing problem can create water damage. A roof leak can create interior restoration work. A mitigation job can lead to reconstruction. Disaster Logic gives businesses a simple way to connect those needs instead of ending the customer journey with “we don’t do that.”

Keep helping the customer

Offer a clear next step when the customer needs water damage restoration, plumbing, roofing, reconstruction, mold remediation, or another service you do not provide.

Keep referral attribution connected

The original business remains associated with the introduction instead of losing visibility after giving the customer an untracked phone number.

Create referral revenue

Eligible completed referrals can earn the reward assigned to that service. This lets each participating workspace set a referral amount that fits the value of the work.

Who benefits from Disaster Logic connections

If your business regularly hears “Do you know someone who can help?”, this network is for you.

The referral network is designed for professionals and companies that naturally encounter overlapping property-service needs. Each role can help customers reach the next relevant service while preserving the B2B referral relationship.

1.

Plumbers

Refer water extraction, drying, restoration, mold remediation, or reconstruction after fixing the plumbing source.

2.

Water Damage & Restoration Companies

Refer plumbing, roofing, reconstruction, drain, appliance, or other services outside your scope or capacity.

3.

Property Managers

Give tenants and property owners a repeatable referral path for water damage, leaks, plumbing, cleanup, and repair needs.

4.

Roofers & Exterior Contractors

Refer interior water damage, structural drying, mold concerns, or reconstruction after roof leaks and storm events.

5.

Real Estate Professionals

Help buyers, sellers, landlords, and investors address property problems before a transaction becomes more complicated.

6.

Insurance & Claims Professionals

Provide customers with a structured property-service introduction after a covered or suspected property loss.

How business referrals work

Join. Refer. Keep the customer moving.

The first launch is intentionally simple. You do not need a public contractor profile or a complex dashboard. Start with a referral relationship and use it whenever a customer needs another property service.

01 / Join

Create your individual or company relationship

Set up the referral source so future property-service leads can be associated with you or your business.

02 / Refer

Share the Disaster Logic referral link

Send the link by text, email, QR code, website, CRM, or directly to a customer who needs another property service.

03 / Complete

Eligible completed jobs can earn

The customer submits the property problem and contact information. When the referral qualifies and the job is completed, the partner earns the reward assigned to that service and workspace.

Already have a plumbing, restoration, roofing, or property-service lead you cannot take?

Use the referral journey now instead of letting the customer start over somewhere else.

Property-service connections FAQ

Questions businesses ask before joining the referral network.

These answers explain how Disaster Logic property-service referrals, B2B connections, referral attribution, service-based rewards, and workspace-controlled referral terms work.

How does the Disaster Logic referral program work for service businesses?

A business joins the Disaster Logic referral network, shares its referral link when a customer needs a property service outside its own scope, and keeps the referral source connected to the customer and job. When eligible referred work is completed, the partner can earn the referral reward assigned to that service and participating workspace.

Referral rewards can vary by service and participating workspace. Each workspace can define the amount available for eligible completed jobs, so higher-value or different service types do not have to use the same referral reward.

Yes. A plumber who repairs a burst pipe, leaking pipe, water heater leak, or another plumbing source can refer the customer for water extraction, structural drying, water damage restoration, mold remediation, reconstruction, or related property services.

Yes. Restoration companies can refer plumbing, roofing, reconstruction, drain, appliance, and other services that fall outside their own scope, service area, or current capacity.

Eligible individual and company partners can earn rewards according to the service and workspace terms. This can include property managers, real estate professionals, insurance professionals, roofers, contractors, plumbers, restoration companies, and other businesses that regularly refer property-service opportunities.

Property-service jobs can have very different values. Disaster Logic allows participating workspaces to define referral rewards by service so the program can stay commercially realistic instead of forcing the same amount across every job.

No. The first Disaster Logic launch focuses on referrals and B2B connections. A public provider marketplace or public contractor profile is not required to start referring property-service jobs.

Turn the next out-of-scope property-service lead into a useful connection—and a new revenue opportunity.

Join the Disaster Logic referral network, keep your referral path ready, and earn applicable rewards when eligible referred work is completed.