What is a contractor review follow-up SOP?
It is a simple operating procedure that tells the owner, office, and field team when to ask for a Google review, who owns each follow-up, what to send, and what to do when the first request does not work.
A saveable contractor review follow-up SOP for Google review requests, technician handoffs, office second touches, owner escalations, failed-request rescue, and review tracking after completed jobs.
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Who it is for
Home-service contractors, office managers, dispatchers, and crew leads who already have a Google review link but need a repeatable post-job review follow-up process.
What you leave with
A contractor review follow-up SOP that assigns the review request owner, timing, technician handoff, office second touch, failed-request rescue step, and tracking fields so happy customers become visible local proof.
Review link setup
Confirm the Google review link first →Scripts
Use the review request text templates →Leave-behind
Print the review QR card template →Local SEO path
Open local SEO resources →Follow-up systems
Connect review follow-up to lead response SOPs →Trust note
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Product fit: LocalKit fits when review follow-up also needs one lightweight local profile path for calls, reviews, proof, and quote requests from QR or referral traffic. Webzaz fits when review proof should flow into service pages, project galleries, city pages, and a stronger quote funnel. Exact offer and pricing language is intentionally avoided.
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It is a simple operating procedure that tells the owner, office, and field team when to ask for a Google review, who owns each follow-up, what to send, and what to do when the first request does not work.
Yes. The review link checklist confirms the destination. This SOP manages the people, timing, scripts, reminders, and failed-request follow-up after the link is ready.
Both can work. Technicians should make the warm handoff when the customer is happy. Office staff should send the tracked link, second touch, and rescue follow-up so the process does not depend on memory.