Google reviews for roofers, while the new roof still turns heads
A big ticket, once a decade. Homeowners compare several quotes and read every review.
Review Management System: $297/month · No contract · No setup fee
Why reviews win roofing jobs
A roof is one of the biggest checks a homeowner writes, and most will do it once or twice in their lives. They collect several quotes and read reviews closely, looking for crews that cleaned up every nail and handled the insurance side without drama.
Because they have no experience hiring roofers, the reviews stand in for it. A homeowner can’t judge underlayment or flashing, but they can read a long list of neighbors saying the crew showed up when promised and left the yard clean.
Ask once, while the roof is the talk of the street
There is no next visit to catch them on. The request goes out right after the final cleanup, while the new roof is still what they’re pointing out to the neighbors. Follow ups are patient, not pushy, because this customer only gets asked once and you want that ask to land.
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
Insurance claim jobs
Storm claims can drag on for weeks between the adjuster, the supplement and the build. The request is tied to the finished roof, not the inspection or the signed contract, so the homeowner reviews the result rather than the paperwork.
Hail season backlog
After a hailstorm you may finish a large number of roofs in a few weeks. Requests follow each finished job, while the Review Jumpstart for older customers goes out in controlled batches over usually four to six weeks, so your profile grows at a natural pace and texts stay inside carrier limits.
A punch list item after the crew leaves
Sometimes a piece of drip edge needs attention or a gutter got bumped. If the homeowner is unhappy, the private channel means you hear about it directly and fast. They still get the same invitation as everyone else, since filtering who can review violates Google policy.
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 roofing companies
Most of my customers got their roof years ago. Is it too late to ask?
No. The Review Jumpstart reconnects with past customers who never left a review. A homeowner who has watched your roof hold up through several storms may have plenty to say about it.
Do repairs and leak calls get a request too?
Yes. Any completed job puts the customer in line, whether it was a full replacement or a leak around a vent pipe. If a repair customer later hires you for a full roof and has already reviewed you, they are not asked again.
More answers on the FAQ page, or call 864-528-1909 any time.
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