Don’t let a competitor’s reviews tell the whole story.

Your work can be excellent and still lose out to the business with more visible customer experiences. We make asking for a review a consistent part of finishing the job, so the next customer has more to go on.

A contractor and homeowner talking on a finished porch
The work you finished can help the next customer choose you.

The job went well.
The review never happened.

The next homeowner compares you with a competitor. They see more recent customer experiences on the other listing. Your work may be just as good, but the other business gives them more confidence to call.

When a competitor’s reviews win their trust, the job can go with it.

Give the customer a reason to choose you.

Make your customers’ experiences easier for the next person to hear about. We set up a consistent review invitation and a limited reminder after completed jobs, so asking stops being something you have to remember.

From the last job to the next request.

Walk through the follow-up. Customers decide whether to leave a review and what to say.

Google review requestsInteractive example
Job completedYou provide the customer details.
Check-inA short follow-up from the business.
Review requestA simple link to Google.
One reminderThen the sequence stops.
Example customer journey

The paint is dry.
The job is done.

You mark the job complete and supply the agreed customer details. The follow-up now has a place in the process.

Step 1 of 4 · No messages are sent.

How it fits
into your working day.

We set up the process with you. You know what’s happening and where you need to step in.

1

Tell us the job is complete

Provide the customer’s details and completion date through the agreed process. We confirm the setup and permissions with you.

2

We handle the request

A check-in and review request go out according to your approved workflow. A limited reminder follows if needed.

3

See what’s happening

Review the requests and link activity alongside your Google review total. Every eligible customer gets the same opportunity.

Here’s what we handle.

  • Your Google review link and message setup
  • A check-in, review request, and limited reminder
  • A consistent request process for eligible customers
  • Request delivery, link activity, and review-count tracking
See your starting points

Your part stays clear.

We need accurate completed-job details and the right permission to contact your customers. Customers choose whether to leave a review. A clicked link is not a posted review.

We confirm the setup and scope before anything is activated.

A few straight answers.

Can I use this without a new website?

Yes—the review link belongs to your Google Business Profile. We confirm access and the completed-job workflow during setup.

Do you only ask customers who are happy?

No. We don’t screen people by sentiment. Eligible customers get the same review opportunity, and complaints can be brought to your attention for follow-up.

Can you guarantee five-star reviews?

No. Reviews must reflect a customer’s real experience. We make asking consistent and convenient; customers decide what to write.

Do I have to add every customer myself?

The first setup uses the job-completion information you provide. We’ll agree on the easiest practical entry or import process for your business before launch.

Make asking part of finishing the job.

Tell us about your business. We’ll work through what makes sense.

Talk with an owner

What’s getting missed?

Choose the situation that feels most familiar. We’ll show you how the service works.

Hands full. Calls missed.Great work. Too few reviews.Good at the work. Hard to find.Questions arrive. You’re off the clock.I’d like to talk it through