Get More Google Reviews for Your Contracting Business

Happy customers mean to leave a review. Review Booster makes sure they actually do.

One-tap requests

Automatic reminders

Private feedback

Your customers are happy with your work. If you asked them, most of them would say they would recommend you. The problem is that the words sure, I will leave you a review rarely turn into an actual review. People mean to do it, then life happens, and they forget. It is not that they do not appreciate the work. It is that leaving a review takes a few minutes and they have other things on their minds. Review Booster fixes that by catching customers at the right moment, making it one tap, and following up politely so the ones who meant to do it actually get it done. The result is a steady stream of fresh Google reviews that help you stand out in local search and win the next homeowner who is comparing you to the contractor down the street.

How Review Booster works

Customers Rate the Job

After the job, your customer gets a text asking how it went. It takes them a few seconds and lets you catch problems before they reach Google.

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Great Experiences Go to Google

Customers who loved the work get a direct link to your Google review page. Anyone with an issue can send you private feedback so you can make it right before it becomes a public review.

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Reminders Do the Chasing

If they don't leave a review right away, friendly reminders go out automatically for a few days. You set it once and the system follows up for you, no spreadsheets or manual check-ins.

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Past Customer Review Push

Have a list of past customers? Send them all a review request at once and build your reviews fast. This is one of the quickest ways to add a wave of fresh reviews if you have been in business for a while.

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How it works

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Customers rate the job first

After the job is done, your customer gets a text asking how it went. If they had a great experience, they go straight to your Google review page. If there was a problem, they get a private feedback form so you can make it right before it hits Google. This catches unhappy customers before they post a one-star review you never saw coming.

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Happy customers get a direct link

Customers who loved the work get a one-tap link straight to your Google review page. They do not have to search for your business or figure out where to click. The fewer steps between the ask and the review, the more reviews you actually get. It is the difference between asking and making it easy.

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Reminders do the chasing

If they do not leave a review right away, friendly reminders go out automatically for the next few days. Keep it light and stop once they have left one. The reminders are for the people who meant to do it but got distracted, not for nagging customers who are not interested. You set it and the system handles the rest.

What's included

  • One-tap review requests sent by text the moment a job is done
  • Automatic reminders for up to a few days after the ask
  • Private feedback form so unhappy customers tell you, not Google
  • Direct link straight to your Google review page
  • Past customer review push for building reviews fast
  • All of it runs from one button on your phone

Who it's for

Roofing

A roofer who finishes a roof replacement and wants the customer to leave a review while they are still standing in the driveway looking at it, not a week later when the excitement has worn off.

HVAC

An HVAC company that wants every tune-up and installation to generate a review, with a private feedback step so they hear about problems before the customer vents on Google.

Remodeling

A remodeler who finishes a kitchen renovation and sends one text that catches the homeowner at the exact moment they are happiest with the results, turning that into a five-star review.

See all the trades we work with on our trades we serve page.

See it running on a real account

15 minutes. We show you the system live and tell you straight if it's a fit.

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Frequently asked questions

What if a customer leaves a bad review?

Most systems ask the customer to rate the job first. Happy customers go to Google. Anyone with a problem gets a private feedback form so you can make it right before it goes public. You will not catch every bad review, but you will catch most of them.

Can I ask all my past customers at once?

Yes. If you have a list of past customers, you can send a one-time review request campaign to all of them. That is a fast way to build up your review count, especially if you have been in business for a while and never asked.

Is it against Google's rules to ask for reviews?

No. Google encourages businesses to ask for reviews. What you cannot do is offer incentives in exchange for reviews, pay for reviews, or ask only happy customers while filtering out unhappy ones. Ask everyone, and let the reviews be honest.

How many reminders should I send?

One or two over the first few days is plenty. After that, let it go. The customers who are going to leave a review usually do it in the first twenty-four hours. The reminders are for the ones who meant to but got distracted, not for hounding people who are not interested.

Does this work with my existing Google Business Profile?

Yes. We connect the review request to your existing Google Business Profile so the link goes straight to your review page. You do not need to create a new profile or change anything about the one you already have.

How it works

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Quick Phone Call

(free)

We learn how your business runs, answer your questions, and recommend a plan. If it's not a fit, we'll tell you.

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Onboarding and Build

(live within 14 days)

One onboarding call to collect your info, Google profile access, and customer list. Then we build your website and turn on your follow-up, review requests, and campaigns.

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Launch

(short call)

We walk you through the two or three things you'll actually use, then it runs in the background while you work.

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