Reviews that build themselves, job after job
Review Generation automatically asks every customer for a public review after the job wraps — $300 setup, $147/month — with follow-up sequences, monitoring, and response templates. Done the compliant way: everyone gets the same public invite, and unhappy customers also get a private line to you first.
Your best work isn't showing up where buyers look
Homeowners read reviews the way they used to ask neighbors. Count and recency drive both the map ranking and the decision itself — a 4.8 with two hundred recent reviews beats a 5.0 with nine old ones, every time.
Most contractors do great work and never ask, or ask once, verbally, on the way out the door. The customer means to. Life happens. The review never gets written — and the company with a worse crew and a better follow-up system outranks you.
What we actually do
- Automatic review request by text and email after each completed job
- A polite follow-up sequence for the customers who meant to and forgot
- A private feedback channel offered alongside — unhappy customers can reach you directly, first
- Review monitoring across platforms with alerts for new reviews
- Response templates for both praise and problems, in your voice
- Monthly report: requests sent, reviews landed, rating trend
What it means for you
A steady drip of recent reviews is the most durable local ranking asset there is, and it compounds: more reviews → more map visibility → more calls → more reviews. The system just makes the ask automatic, every job, without you remembering anything.
What’s included
- Automated post-job request sequence (text + email)
- Private-feedback channel setup
- Cross-platform review monitoring and alerts
- Response templates and guidance
- Monthly review report
- Compliant with Google review policies — by design
Starting prices · final quote after a short call. Month to month, 30 days’ notice, no termination fee.
Part of the bundle? Yes — included. Back to all services.
Questions contractors ask
Is this review gating?
No — deliberately. Gating (only pushing happy customers to Google) violates Google's review policies and risks the listing itself. Everyone gets the same public invite; unhappy customers additionally get a private way to reach you first. Compliant, and it protects the asset.
What if I get a bad review?
You respond to it — quickly, professionally, with the templates we provide. One thoughtful owner response to a bad review often does more for a reader's trust than five more five-stars. And the private channel exists so most problems reach you before they reach Google.
How many reviews will I get?
Depends on your job volume — the system asks every customer, and a meaningful share follow through, especially with the follow-up nudge. What we can promise is the asking never gets forgotten again.
Can you remove bad reviews?
Nobody can — anyone who claims otherwise is selling something that doesn't exist. Reviews that violate Google's content rules (fake, spam, off-topic) can be flagged, and we handle that. Legitimate criticism gets a good response instead.
Which platforms does this cover?
Google is the priority because it drives the map pack. We monitor the others that matter in your market — Facebook, BBB, Yelp — and the request links can rotate if you want to build a presence beyond Google.
Want this handled?
Tell us about your business and what's broken. We'll come back with a straight recommendation and a real number — usually within one business day.