For builders and remodelers
After the walkthrough or punch list, Good Work Reviews drafts a short note. You approve it. Then the client can leave a Google or Houzz review — or send a referral.
One note after a finished job — not mid-build. You pick Google, Houzz, or a referral link.
Nothing reaches a client until you say yes.
Review and referral requests for professional firms.
Product preview · Example
Needs your approval
Hi Sam —
Thanks again for trusting us with the remodel.
If you have a minute, would you leave a short review on Google or Houzz? Here’s the link: Review link
If a neighbor needs a builder, here’s a short link you can send them — or fill in their name yourself: Referral link
— Casey at Northline Build
No note goes out until you approve it.
When to send
When the note goes out: after the final walkthrough, when the keys are handed over, or when the punch list is closed. You pick the moment. You approve the note.
Keys handed — good time to ask
Open items done — job feels finished
Remodel or build phase the client can feel is done
Client can feel it’s finished
One note per finished job. No follow-up nagging unless you send it.
Sample
Your firm’s voice. Change any line before it sends.
One clear ask for a review. Google, Houzz, or the site you already use.
A link they can pass on. They send it — or fill in a name themselves.
Hi Sam —
Thanks again for trusting us with the remodel.
If you have a minute, would you leave a short review on Google or Houzz? Here’s the link:
Review link
If a neighbor needs a builder, here’s a short link you can send them — or fill in their name yourself:
Referral link
— Casey at Northline Build
Sample note — not a real client. Not a promise of a review or a referral.
Control
By default, your firm approves every note before it goes out. Nothing reaches a client until you say yes.
Send as written
Change a line, then send
This note does not go out
Automation is optional. You unlock it after you’ve approved and sent five notes yourself — not on day one.
Two notes, one product
Proof Reviews
One short note after the job. Your client leaves a review on Google or Houzz — or the review site you already use.
See Proof Reviews →Proof Referrals
A short link your client can send — or they fill in a name themselves. The referral shows up in your inbox.
See Proof Referrals →Independent research
8 in 10
Before they hire you, 8 in 10 clients look up your firm online.
Hinge Research Institute · 2014
Independent research — not our product numbers.
FAQ
Google for most local search. Houzz if you already use it. You pick the link in the note.
After the job is clearly finished — final walkthrough, punch list closed, or a phase the client can feel is done. Not mid-build.
Asking is fine. Paying for reviews, writing fake ones, or sending review requests only to happy clients is not. Good Work Reviews never does those.
Those tools are built for high-volume local shops. Good Work Reviews is for firms where one client relationship lasts years. By default you approve every note; automation is optional and unlocks after you’ve approved and sent five notes yourself — not on day one.
Architect or design firm? See Architecture.
Open the app when the work is done. Your firm approves every note before it goes out.
