Review management for contractors

Before they let you into their home, many people check your reviews. A contractor with recent, detailed reviews looks active and trustworthy. One with a handful of old reviews looks like a risk, even when the work is excellent.

Reviews also help you get found: according to Google, more reviews and positive ratings can help your local ranking, so every new review supports your local SEO. The Review Generation System makes asking a habit: a card at the end of the job, an automatic text after it and a few friendly follow-ups after that. You stay focused on the work, and the system handles the reminders.

When customers reply to a request with a question or a comment, the conversation lands in your unified inbox, so you can answer right away.

1. 01

   Set up your review link

   We connect your Google review page to your cards and your automatic requests.

2. 02

   Print your cards

   Your 500 review cards are printed with your brand and your QR code.

3. 03

   Turn on requests

   After each job, add the customer's name and phone number, and the system sends the request and the follow-ups.

4. 04

   Keep it going

   Every new job becomes a new chance to earn a review, and customers who already reviewed you keep hearing from you for a full year.

5. Real customers, direct link

   Requests go only to the customers you add after a job, with the direct link to your Google review page.

Google review cards are business cards with a QR code that opens your Google review page. Your customer points their phone camera at the code, taps the link and can leave a review in a minute or two, without searching for your business.

Your package includes 500 of them, printed with your brand. Hand one over when you finish the job, leave one with the invoice or keep a stack in the truck. The best time to ask is right after the customer sees the finished work.

One rule matters: Google doesn't allow offering discounts, gifts or payment in exchange for reviews. The cards don't need a reward. They simply make it easy for a customer to say yes.

You can also include the same review link at the end of your invoice or in the message you send when a job is complete, so every customer sees it more than once.

From Fairfield to Walnut Creek, homeowners in the Bay Area compare reviews before they choose a contractor. We set up review systems for contractors across Solano County and the region, in English and Spanish, so every customer receives the request in the language they're comfortable with. A review written in Spanish helps the next Spanish-speaking customer trust you, too.