Every customer gets asked for a review at the right moment. Happy ones go straight to Google — unhappy ones come quietly to you first, before they ever hit your public profile.
Three things happen automatically after every job — so good reviews pile up and bad ones get handled in private.
Right after the job's done — while it's fresh — every customer gets a friendly request by text and email. No forgetting, no awkward asking in person.
Thrilled customers get a one-tap link straight to your Google profile, so leaving a review takes twenty seconds and your rating climbs on its own.
A less-than-great reply routes privately to you instead of going public — so you can make it right before it ever becomes a one-star everyone sees.
When someone searches for your trade, they scan the star ratings and pick from the top. Great work with eleven reviews loses to good-enough work with two hundred. A system that asks every single customer — and quietly intercepts the unhappy few — is how you get there without lifting a finger.
We'll look at where your reviews stand today, set up the request flow and the interception rules, and quote it plainly — no contract, no pressure.
Book a free call →No — you're not blocking anyone from reviewing you. Every customer is always free to post publicly wherever they want. What the system does is ask for private feedback first, which gives you the chance to fix a problem and win the customer back before frustration turns into a public one-star. It's good service, not gatekeeping.
Right after the job is marked complete, while the experience is fresh — that's when you get the highest response. If a customer doesn't reply, a gentle reminder follows a day or two later, then it stops. No nagging.
Google is the priority for most home-service businesses, since it's what shows up when someone searches. We can also route to Facebook, Yelp, or industry-specific sites depending on where you want to build your reputation.
Just mark a job done — the request goes out on its own. Happy reviews post themselves. The only time you're involved is when an unhappy customer comes to you privately, which is exactly the moment you'd want to know anyway.
Book a free 30-minute call. We'll set up automatic review requests and negative-review interception, so your reputation grows while you focus on the work.
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