// data.js — Master data for all state and city pages
// Edit this file to add states, cities, or change content.

module.exports = {
  site: {
    domain: "https://rapidwaterrecovery.com",
    phone: "(833) 983-6007",
    phoneLink: "+18339836007"
  },

  states: [
    {
      name: "Florida",
      slug: "florida",
      abbr: "FL",
      coords: { lat: "27.6648", lng: "-81.5158" },
      hero_subtitle: "Hurricanes, tropical storms, and year-round humidity — Florida properties face the toughest restoration conditions in the country. 24/7 response across Miami, Orlando, Tampa, and Jacksonville.",
      cities: ["Miami", "Orlando", "Tampa", "Jacksonville", "Fort Lauderdale", "St. Petersburg"],
      storm_label: "Hurricane-Ready",
      storm_description: "Hurricane storm surge, tropical flooding, and year-round mold pressure — we've handled them all.",
      emergency_risks: "sewage backup, hurricane storm surge, brackish water",
      faq: [
        { q: "Do you handle hurricane and storm surge damage in Florida?", a: "Yes. From Andrew to Ian, Florida hurricanes bring devastating combinations of wind, storm surge, and inland flooding. Our crews are equipped for category-3 black-water cleanup, structural drying, mold remediation, and full rebuild under IICRC standards." },
        { q: "Will my Florida homeowner's insurance cover hurricane damage?", a: "Florida policies typically include separate hurricane and named-storm deductibles (usually 2-10% of dwelling coverage). Wind damage is generally covered, but flood damage including storm surge requires separate NFIP flood insurance — critical for any property below 10 feet elevation." },
        { q: "Why does Florida need separate flood insurance?", a: "Florida has more flood claims than any other state. Standard homeowner policies don't cover any rising water — surge, river flooding, or even prolonged rainfall. NFIP is the standard, and private flood policies are growing fast. Without it, hurricane water damage is your responsibility entirely." },
        { q: "How fast can you arrive anywhere in Florida?", a: "Typically within 60 minutes in major Florida metros (Miami, Orlando, Tampa, Jacksonville, Fort Lauderdale, St. Petersburg) and within 90 minutes in the Panhandle, Keys, or rural Central Florida." },
        { q: "What about mold in Florida's humidity?", a: "Florida's heat and humidity make mold growth essentially constant after any moisture event. Mold can begin within 24 hours and spread rapidly through wall cavities. Aggressive drying within 48 hours is the only reliable prevention. We use industrial dehumidifiers calibrated for Florida conditions." },
        { q: "How fast do I really need to act after water damage?", a: "In Florida, even faster than other states. Drywall wicks water within an hour. Mold growth begins within 24 hours in our climate. Calling immediately almost always reduces total claim cost and prevents secondary mold remediation." },
        { q: "Are your Florida contractors licensed?", a: "Yes. Florida requires contractor licensing through DBPR for restoration work. Verify any contractor at myfloridalicense.com. All contractors in our Florida network hold active state licenses plus IICRC certifications." },
        { q: "What does it cost? Do I pay you?", a: "You don't pay us. Our matching service is free for Florida property owners. Most insured losses are billed directly to your carrier — you only pay your deductible (which can be substantial for hurricane claims)." },
        { q: "How long does the whole restoration process take?", a: "Standard water damage: 1-2 weeks total. Hurricane damage with significant rebuild: 6-12 weeks, longer if there's a regional contractor shortage after a major storm." },
        { q: "Is your line really 24/7 — even during a hurricane?", a: "Yes. Hurricane season is when we're busiest. Our dispatch is staffed 24/7/365. After major storms, we prioritize areas based on damage severity and dispatch crews as fast as conditions allow safe access." }
      ]
    },

    {
      name: "Texas",
      slug: "texas",
      abbr: "TX",
      coords: { lat: "31.9686", lng: "-99.9018" },
      hero_subtitle: "From hurricane flooding to winter pipe bursts, Texas properties face every disaster type. 24/7 emergency response across Houston, Dallas, Austin, and all major metros.",
      cities: ["Houston", "Dallas", "Austin", "San Antonio", "Fort Worth", "El Paso"],
      storm_label: "Storm-Ready",
      storm_description: "Hurricane, hail, freeze, and flood — we've handled them all.",
      emergency_risks: "sewage backup, hurricane storm surge",
      faq: [
        { q: "Do you handle hurricane and storm damage in Texas?", a: "Yes. Texas hurricanes from Harvey to Beryl bring catastrophic combinations of wind damage, storm surge, and inland flooding. Our crews are equipped for full-scope cleanup: water extraction, structural drying, sewage decontamination, mold remediation, and rebuild. We also handle hail, tornado debris, and freeze damage." },
        { q: "Will my Texas homeowner's insurance cover storm surge or flooding?", a: "Standard homeowner policies cover wind damage and roof leaks from storms, but they almost universally exclude flood damage including hurricane storm surge. Flood damage requires separate flood insurance, typically through NFIP. Burst-pipe water damage from freezes is usually covered." },
        { q: "What about burst pipes from a winter freeze?", a: "Texas isn't built for sustained freezes — pipes in attics and exterior walls are especially vulnerable. The February 2021 freeze caused over $20 billion in burst-pipe damage statewide. Sudden burst-pipe damage is typically covered by standard homeowner insurance." },
        { q: "How fast can you arrive anywhere in Texas?", a: "Typically within 60 minutes in major Texas metros (Houston, Dallas, Austin, San Antonio, Fort Worth, El Paso) and within 90 minutes in smaller communities and rural areas." },
        { q: "How fast do I really need to act after water damage?", a: "Drywall starts wicking water within an hour. Hardwood floors cup in 12-24 hours. Mold becomes a serious risk between 24 and 48 hours. Calling immediately almost always reduces total claim cost." },
        { q: "What about mold? Should I be worried?", a: "Especially in Texas — heat plus humidity plus frequent flooding makes mold growth rapid. Mold can begin growing on wet materials within 24-48 hours. The biggest factor in preventing mold is how quickly the structure is dried." },
        { q: "Are you the contractor doing the work?", a: "Rapid Water Recovery is a referral service. We connect you with independent, licensed local restoration contractors who perform all the on-site work. We are not the contractor and do not provide restoration services directly." },
        { q: "What does it cost? Do I pay you?", a: "You don't pay us. Our matching service is free for Texas property owners. Most insured losses are billed directly to your carrier — you only pay your deductible." },
        { q: "How long does the whole restoration process take?", a: "Extraction and initial drying: 1-3 days. Structural drying: 3-5 days. Reconstruction adds one to several weeks. Major hurricane or freeze damage: 4-8 weeks." },
        { q: "Is your line really 24/7 — even on holidays?", a: "Yes. Our dispatch line is staffed by live operators 24 hours a day, every day of the year." }
      ]
    },

    {
      name: "California",
      slug: "california",
      abbr: "CA",
      coords: { lat: "36.7783", lng: "-119.4179" },
      hero_subtitle: "From wildfires to atmospheric rivers, California properties face unique risks. 24/7 emergency response across Los Angeles, San Diego, San Francisco, and all major metros.",
      cities: ["Los Angeles", "San Diego", "San Jose", "San Francisco", "Sacramento", "Fresno"],
      storm_label: "Wildfire-Ready",
      storm_description: "Wildfire smoke, post-fire mudflow, and atmospheric river flooding — we've handled them all.",
      emergency_risks: "sewage backup, post-fire runoff",
      faq: [
        { q: "Can water damage happen after a wildfire in California?", a: "Yes. Firefighting efforts saturate structures with thousands of gallons of water, often causing more property damage than the fire itself. Post-wildfire burn scars also destabilize soil, turning normal winter rainstorms into destructive debris flows, flash floods, and mudslides — the 2018 Montecito event remains a stark example." },
        { q: "Do you handle wildfire, smoke, and soot damage?", a: "Yes. Our California crews are certified for full wildfire restoration: soot removal, smoke odor neutralization, HVAC decontamination, structural stabilization, and complete rebuild under IICRC S700 fire & smoke certification." },
        { q: "Does my California homeowners insurance cover mudflow damage?", a: "Most standard homeowners policies exclude mudslide, mudflow, and landslide damage regardless of cause. Mudflow is typically covered only under NFIP (federal flood insurance) — critical for post-wildfire burn scar properties." },
        { q: "Does my contractor need to be CSLB-licensed?", a: "Yes. Any California contractor performing restoration work over $500 must hold an active CSLB license. Verify at cslb.ca.gov. All contractors in our CA network hold both CSLB and IICRC credentials." },
        { q: "How fast can you arrive anywhere in California?", a: "Typically within 60 minutes in major CA metros (LA, SD, SF, San Jose, Sacramento, Fresno) and within 90 minutes in Central Valley or rural communities. Water damage doubles in 24 hours; mold can begin within 48 hours." },
        { q: "How fast do I really need to act after water damage?", a: "Faster than most people realize. Drywall starts wicking water within an hour. Hardwood floors begin to cup in 12-24 hours. Mold becomes a serious risk between 24 and 48 hours after exposure to moisture." },
        { q: "Will my California homeowner's insurance cover this?", a: "Most standard CA policies cover sudden water damage — burst pipes, supply line failures, appliance overflow, roof leaks from storms. They typically don't cover gradual leaks, poor maintenance, or external flooding (which requires separate flood insurance through NFIP)." },
        { q: "What about mold? Should I be worried?", a: "Mold can begin growing on wet materials within 24-48 hours. Once established, removal becomes significantly more expensive — containment, HEPA filtration, sometimes tearing out drywall. The biggest factor in preventing mold is how quickly the structure is dried." },
        { q: "How long does the whole restoration process take?", a: "It depends on severity. Extraction and initial drying typically take 1-3 days. Structural drying continues for 3-5 days. If reconstruction is needed (drywall, flooring, paint), that adds one to several weeks. Major fire or flood restoration with extensive rebuild: 4-8 weeks." },
        { q: "Is your line really 24/7 — even on holidays?", a: "Yes. Our dispatch line is staffed by live operators 24 hours a day, every day of the year. Most calls connect to a contractor on-site within an hour, regardless of the time." }
      ]
    },

    {
      name: "New York",
      slug: "new-york",
      abbr: "NY",
      coords: { lat: "42.1657", lng: "-74.9481" },
      hero_subtitle: "From basement flooding to nor'easters and burst pipes in century-old buildings, New York properties face unique restoration challenges. 24/7 response across NYC, Long Island, and Upstate.",
      cities: ["New York City", "Buffalo", "Rochester", "Yonkers", "Syracuse", "Albany"],
      storm_label: "Storm-Ready",
      storm_description: "Nor'easters, frozen pipes, basement flooding, and Sandy-grade events — we've handled them all.",
      emergency_risks: "sewage backup, basement flooding, frozen-pipe contamination",
      faq: [
        { q: "Do you handle basement flooding and sewer backup in New York?", a: "Yes. NYC's aging sewer infrastructure means heavy rains regularly cause basement backups across all five boroughs and Long Island. We provide full Category 3 (black-water) cleanup with proper PPE and disposal under IICRC S500 standards." },
        { q: "What about frozen pipes during winter?", a: "Common across New York every winter, especially in unheated basements, exterior walls, and seasonal homes. We extract water, dry the structure, and document the burst location for your insurance claim. Most homeowner policies cover sudden-discharge burst pipe damage." },
        { q: "Does my NY homeowner's insurance cover Sandy-style storm surge?", a: "No. Standard homeowner policies in New York exclude flood damage, including coastal storm surge from hurricanes and nor'easters. Flood damage requires separate NFIP coverage — required for federally-backed mortgages in flood zones, recommended elsewhere." },
        { q: "Are you licensed in New York State?", a: "Yes. New York City and most counties require contractor licensing. NYC requires Home Improvement Contractor licenses through DCWP. All contractors in our NY network hold appropriate local licenses plus IICRC certifications." },
        { q: "How fast can you arrive anywhere in New York?", a: "Typically within 60 minutes in NYC, Long Island, Westchester, and the Capital Region. Within 90 minutes in Buffalo, Rochester, Syracuse, or the Hudson Valley." },
        { q: "How fast do I really need to act after water damage?", a: "Drywall wicks water within an hour. Hardwood floors cup in 12-24 hours. Mold becomes a serious risk between 24 and 48 hours. The faster you call, the less your insurance claim ends up costing." },
        { q: "What about mold in old NYC buildings?", a: "Pre-war buildings with plaster walls, original woodwork, and limited ventilation are especially mold-prone after water damage. We follow IICRC S520 mold remediation standards with full containment to protect both your property and your neighbors." },
        { q: "Are you the contractor doing the work?", a: "Rapid Water Recovery is a referral service. We connect you with independent, licensed local restoration contractors who perform all the on-site work. You'll get the contractor's license number before they arrive." },
        { q: "What does it cost? Do I pay you?", a: "You don't pay us. Our matching service is free for New York property owners. Most insured losses are billed directly to your carrier — you only pay your deductible." },
        { q: "Is your line really 24/7 — even during a blizzard?", a: "Yes. We dispatch through every weather event. During major storms, we prioritize based on emergency severity and arrival access. Our line is staffed by live operators 24/7/365." }
      ]
    },

    {
      name: "Georgia",
      slug: "georgia",
      abbr: "GA",
      coords: { lat: "32.1656", lng: "-82.9001" },
      hero_subtitle: "Spring storms, hurricane remnants, and year-round humidity — Georgia properties face every flavor of water damage. 24/7 response across Atlanta, Savannah, Augusta, and Columbus.",
      cities: ["Atlanta", "Augusta", "Columbus", "Savannah", "Athens", "Macon"],
      storm_label: "Storm-Ready",
      storm_description: "Spring storms, hurricane remnants, tornado damage, and humid mold pressure — we've handled them all.",
      emergency_risks: "sewage backup, storm flooding",
      faq: [
        { q: "Do you handle storm and tornado damage in Georgia?", a: "Yes. Georgia's spring storm season produces heavy rainfall, hail, and tornadoes — particularly across the I-20 corridor. We provide full-scope cleanup: water extraction, structural drying, mold remediation, and rebuild coordination." },
        { q: "Does my Georgia insurance cover hurricane damage from coastal storms?", a: "Wind damage is generally covered, but flood damage including storm surge from hurricanes affecting Savannah and the coast requires separate flood insurance through NFIP. Inland Atlanta-area properties also face flood risk from heavy rainfall events." },
        { q: "How fast can you arrive anywhere in Georgia?", a: "Typically within 60 minutes in metro Atlanta, Augusta, Columbus, and Savannah. Within 90 minutes in Athens, Macon, and rural communities." },
        { q: "What about mold in Georgia's humidity?", a: "Georgia's heat and humidity make mold growth fast and persistent. Mold can begin within 24-48 hours after water damage. Aggressive drying is the only reliable prevention. We follow IICRC S520 mold remediation standards." },
        { q: "How fast do I really need to act after water damage?", a: "Drywall wicks water within an hour. Hardwood floors cup in 12-24 hours. Mold becomes a serious risk between 24 and 48 hours. Calling immediately almost always reduces total claim cost." },
        { q: "Are your Georgia contractors licensed?", a: "Yes. Georgia requires contractor licensing for residential work through the State Licensing Board. All contractors in our Georgia network hold appropriate state licenses plus IICRC certifications." },
        { q: "Will my Georgia homeowner's insurance cover this?", a: "Most standard policies cover sudden water damage — burst pipes, supply line failures, appliance overflow, and roof leaks from storms. They don't cover gradual leaks, poor maintenance, or external flooding (requires separate flood insurance)." },
        { q: "Are you the contractor doing the work?", a: "Rapid Water Recovery is a referral service. We connect you with independent, licensed local restoration contractors who perform all the on-site work." },
        { q: "What does it cost? Do I pay you?", a: "You don't pay us. Our matching service is free for Georgia property owners. Most insured losses are billed directly to your carrier — you only pay your deductible." },
        { q: "Is your line really 24/7 — even on holidays?", a: "Yes. Our dispatch line is staffed by live operators 24 hours a day, every day of the year." }
      ]
    },

    {
      name: "Tennessee",
      slug: "tennessee",
      abbr: "TN",
      coords: { lat: "35.5175", lng: "-86.5804" },
      hero_subtitle: "Spring tornadoes, derecho events, and Cumberland River flooding — Tennessee properties face fast-moving disasters. 24/7 response across Nashville, Memphis, Knoxville, and Chattanooga.",
      cities: ["Nashville", "Memphis", "Knoxville", "Chattanooga", "Clarksville", "Murfreesboro"],
      storm_label: "Storm-Ready",
      storm_description: "Tornadoes, derecho winds, river flooding, and ice storms — we've handled them all.",
      emergency_risks: "sewage backup, tornado debris, river flooding",
      faq: [
        { q: "Do you handle tornado and storm damage in Tennessee?", a: "Yes. Tennessee sits in the heart of Dixie Alley — the spring tornado season hits Middle and West Tennessee hard. We handle the immediate water/wind damage cleanup and coordinate with structural contractors for major rebuilds." },
        { q: "What about flooding from the Cumberland or Mississippi rivers?", a: "Major river flooding (Nashville 2010, Memphis events) typically isn't covered by standard homeowner insurance. Flood damage requires separate NFIP coverage. We handle the water extraction, drying, and decontamination regardless of insurance status." },
        { q: "How fast can you arrive anywhere in Tennessee?", a: "Typically within 60 minutes in Nashville, Memphis, Knoxville, and Chattanooga metros. Within 90 minutes in Clarksville, Murfreesboro, the Tri-Cities, or rural East Tennessee." },
        { q: "What about ice storms and frozen pipes?", a: "Tennessee winters bring ice storms that knock out power and freeze pipes — particularly in unheated crawl spaces and exterior walls. Sudden burst-pipe water damage is typically covered by standard homeowner insurance." },
        { q: "How fast do I really need to act after water damage?", a: "Drywall wicks water within an hour. Hardwood floors cup in 12-24 hours. Mold becomes a serious risk between 24 and 48 hours. Calling immediately almost always reduces total claim cost." },
        { q: "Are your Tennessee contractors licensed?", a: "Yes. Tennessee requires general contractor licensing through the Board for Licensing Contractors for projects over $25,000. All contractors in our Tennessee network hold appropriate licenses plus IICRC certifications." },
        { q: "What about mold in Tennessee's climate?", a: "Tennessee's humid summers make mold growth fast after water damage. Mold can begin within 24-48 hours. Aggressive drying within the first 48 hours is the only reliable prevention." },
        { q: "Will my Tennessee homeowner's insurance cover this?", a: "Most standard policies cover sudden water damage — burst pipes, supply line failures, appliance overflow, roof leaks from storms or tornadoes. They don't cover gradual leaks or external flooding." },
        { q: "What does it cost? Do I pay you?", a: "You don't pay us. Our matching service is free for Tennessee property owners. Most insured losses are billed directly to your carrier." },
        { q: "Is your line really 24/7 — even during a storm?", a: "Yes. Spring storm season is when we're busiest. Our dispatch line is staffed 24/7/365 by live operators." }
      ]
    },

    {
      name: "Virginia",
      slug: "virginia",
      abbr: "VA",
      coords: { lat: "37.4316", lng: "-78.6569" },
      hero_subtitle: "Nor'easters, hurricane remnants, Chesapeake Bay flooding, and mountain flash floods — Virginia properties face every disaster type. 24/7 response across Northern Virginia, Hampton Roads, and Richmond.",
      cities: ["Virginia Beach", "Norfolk", "Chesapeake", "Richmond", "Arlington", "Alexandria"],
      storm_label: "Storm-Ready",
      storm_description: "Nor'easters, hurricane remnants, coastal flooding, and ice storms — we've handled them all.",
      emergency_risks: "sewage backup, coastal flooding, brackish water",
      faq: [
        { q: "Do you handle hurricane and nor'easter damage in Virginia?", a: "Yes. Virginia gets hit by both Atlantic hurricanes affecting Hampton Roads and major nor'easters across the entire state. We handle wind damage cleanup, water extraction, structural drying, and full rebuild coordination." },
        { q: "Does my Virginia insurance cover Chesapeake Bay flooding?", a: "Coastal flooding from storms is excluded from standard homeowner policies. Hampton Roads, Eastern Shore, and Northern Neck properties need NFIP flood insurance. Inland properties along the James, Rappahannock, and Potomac also face flood risk." },
        { q: "What about ice storms and frozen pipes in Northern Virginia?", a: "Northern Virginia winters bring ice storms and prolonged freezes. Pipes in unheated areas — basements, exterior walls, garages — are especially vulnerable. Sudden burst-pipe damage is typically covered by standard homeowner insurance." },
        { q: "How fast can you arrive anywhere in Virginia?", a: "Typically within 60 minutes in Northern Virginia, Hampton Roads, and Richmond metro. Within 90 minutes in Charlottesville, Roanoke, or the Shenandoah Valley." },
        { q: "How fast do I really need to act after water damage?", a: "Drywall wicks water within an hour. Hardwood floors cup in 12-24 hours. Mold becomes a serious risk between 24 and 48 hours. Calling immediately reduces total claim cost." },
        { q: "Are your Virginia contractors licensed?", a: "Yes. Virginia requires Class A, B, or C contractor licensing through DPOR. All contractors in our Virginia network hold appropriate state licenses plus IICRC certifications." },
        { q: "What about mold? Should I be worried?", a: "Yes. Virginia's humidity makes mold growth fast after water damage, particularly in Hampton Roads and Tidewater. We follow IICRC S520 mold remediation standards with proper containment." },
        { q: "Will my Virginia homeowner's insurance cover this?", a: "Most standard policies cover sudden water damage — burst pipes, supply line failures, appliance overflow, roof leaks from storms. They don't cover gradual leaks or external flooding." },
        { q: "What does it cost? Do I pay you?", a: "You don't pay us. Our matching service is free for Virginia property owners. Most insured losses are billed directly to your carrier." },
        { q: "Is your line really 24/7 — even on holidays?", a: "Yes. Our dispatch line is staffed by live operators 24 hours a day, every day of the year." }
      ]
    },

    {
      name: "South Carolina",
      slug: "south-carolina",
      abbr: "SC",
      coords: { lat: "33.8361", lng: "-81.1637" },
      hero_subtitle: "Hurricane season, summer storms, and coastal flooding — South Carolina properties face the full range of water damage threats. 24/7 response across Charleston, Columbia, and Myrtle Beach.",
      cities: ["Charleston", "Columbia", "Myrtle Beach", "Greenville", "Mount Pleasant", "Rock Hill"],
      storm_label: "Hurricane-Ready",
      storm_description: "Hurricane storm surge, coastal flooding, and humid mold pressure — we've handled them all.",
      emergency_risks: "sewage backup, hurricane storm surge, brackish water",
      faq: [
        { q: "Do you handle hurricane damage along the South Carolina coast?", a: "Yes. From Hugo to Matthew to Ian, the SC coast has seen major hurricane impacts. Our crews handle storm surge cleanup, wind damage water intrusion, structural drying, and full mold remediation under IICRC standards." },
        { q: "Does my SC insurance cover coastal flooding?", a: "No. Standard homeowner policies in South Carolina exclude flood damage including hurricane storm surge. Coastal counties (Beaufort, Charleston, Horry, Georgetown) face high flood risk and almost always require NFIP flood insurance." },
        { q: "How fast can you arrive anywhere in South Carolina?", a: "Typically within 60 minutes in Charleston, Columbia, Myrtle Beach, and Greenville. Within 90 minutes in Hilton Head, Aiken, or upstate communities." },
        { q: "What about mold in coastal SC's humidity?", a: "Coastal South Carolina's heat and humidity make mold growth essentially constant after any moisture event. Aggressive drying within 48 hours is critical. We use industrial dehumidifiers calibrated for coastal Southern conditions." },
        { q: "How fast do I really need to act after water damage?", a: "In coastal SC, even faster than other states. Mold growth begins within 24 hours in our climate. Calling immediately almost always reduces total claim cost and prevents secondary mold remediation." },
        { q: "Are your SC contractors licensed?", a: "Yes. South Carolina requires residential builder licensing through LLR for restoration work. All contractors in our SC network hold appropriate state licenses plus IICRC certifications." },
        { q: "Will my South Carolina insurance cover this?", a: "Most standard policies cover sudden water damage — burst pipes, supply line failures, appliance overflow, roof leaks from storms. They don't cover external flooding (requires NFIP) or wind-driven rain in some policies." },
        { q: "Are you the contractor doing the work?", a: "Rapid Water Recovery is a referral service. We connect you with independent, licensed local restoration contractors who perform all the on-site work." },
        { q: "What does it cost? Do I pay you?", a: "You don't pay us. Our matching service is free for SC property owners. Most insured losses are billed directly to your carrier." },
        { q: "Is your line really 24/7 — even during a hurricane?", a: "Yes. Hurricane season is when we're busiest. Our dispatch is staffed 24/7/365 by live operators." }
      ]
    }
  ]
};
