Google reviews for flooring installers, while the floor is still new
A floor is a big purchase. Buyers want proof from people who already walk on yours.
Review Management System: $297/month · No contract · No setup fee
Why reviews win flooring jobs
A new floor is a big purchase that most homeowners make rarely, and they will live with the result every day. They compare showrooms and installers and read reviews for words like level, quiet, clean cuts and finished on time.
Installation is where most flooring jobs succeed or fail, and buyers know it. Reviews that mention transitions, baseboards and how the crew handled the furniture tell them more than any sample board.
Decade timing, starting when the furniture goes back
We put flooring on the once a decade pattern, because a customer who just floored the house won’t need you again for years. The request goes out after installation is complete, while the new floor is what they’re showing every guest. Follow ups are patient, and there is no second chance to ask, so this one ask is timed with care.
See all four trade patterns →What your customer actually gets
Short, personal and specific to the job. Every customer gets the same invitation, whatever kind of day it was. The text arrives with a photo of your business and their name on it, and the link opens your Google review page directly.
Example only. Your messages use your company name, your team’s names and your Google link.
The situations that come up
Refinishing that keeps the family off the floor
Sanding and refinishing can mean days of staying off the floor while the finish cures. The request follows completion, not the day the crew starts, so the review is about the finished result.
Showroom sale, separate install crew
If you sell from a showroom, the customer met your salesperson, not your installer. The request comes from a named person at your company and mentions the specific floor and rooms, so it is clear which project you’re asking about.
Subfloor surprises
Pulling old carpet can reveal water damage that adds days and dollars. That customer gets the same invitation as everyone else. If the surprise upset them, the private channel means you hear it directly and fast.
Everything, done for you
14-day guarantee: if you don’t see new reviews in the first 14 days, we refund your first month in full.
Free · No card · No sales call
Asked by flooring companies
What about flooring I install for builders and general contractors?
If a builder or general contractor is your customer, you can flag those accounts as off limits. Homeowners you sold to directly get one request after their install.
My best customers bought years ago. Can I still ask them?
Yes. The Review Jumpstart reconnects with past customers who never left a review, in controlled batches over usually four to six weeks. Someone who has walked on your floor for five years can tell the next buyer how it held up.
More answers on the FAQ page, or call 864-528-1909 any time.
Similar businesses we work with
Months of work and a big check. Homeowners read reviews before they invite you in.
Lots of options, similar prices. Reviews are often the tiebreaker.
See every trade we run review requests for, and the four patterns behind the timing.
Get trusted. Get found. Get chosen.
Start with your past customers. Covered by our 14-day guarantee.
No contract · No setup fee · Cancel anytime