AI for Contractors
Contractors who ask for reviews consistently outperform those who don't in AI and Google search — not because they do better work, but because their social proof is visible. Automated review requests after every completed project build this visibility consistently, without relying on anyone to remember to ask.
The contractor review problem: a satisfied client is unlikely to leave a Google review unprompted. They've received their renovation, they're happy, they move on. The contractor who does exceptional work but doesn't ask gets no review. The contractor who does good work and sends a review request at 48 hours gets 20–30% conversion from satisfied clients into reviewers.
For contractors completing fewer projects than service businesses (5 per month vs 50 service calls), review accumulation is slower. This makes the consistent ask even more important — every project is a review opportunity you can't afford to miss.
The review request for a renovation or construction project: 'Hi [Name], the team really enjoyed working on [project] — if you have a minute, an honest Google review would mean a great deal to us and help other homeowners find us: [link].' Specific, personal, easy to act on.
Common questions
After final handover and deficiency resolution. Asking while outstanding deficiencies exist risks a review that reflects the incomplete state of the project. Wait until fully complete. The additional 2–4 weeks is worth the risk reduction.
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