Choose the right moment
Agree when a job is ready for a review request and who marks it complete.
Review requests
The job is finished. Let the work speak.
Asking for an honest review should be a normal part of wrapping up a job, not another thing to remember at the end of a long day.
Talk about your businessIllustrative example · Fictional business
Job marked completeWater heater installation
FFrom your plumbing business
How did we do?
Thanks for choosing us for your water heater installation. Would you share an honest review of your experience?
Leave an honest review Example link appearance, not a live review requestThe same invitation for every customer. No rating filters.
A familiar moment
“I meant to ask them for a review.”
The work is complete and the homeowner has had a chance to use the space or system. A well-timed request gives them a simple way to share their experience.
What changes
A repeatable way to ask. An honest record of your work.
No promised ratings, purchased reviews, or filtering unhappy customers away from public reviews. The message shown is a sample request, not a testimonial.
What Bedrock sets up
Practical details.
A clear handoff.
We agree the workflow with you, configure the chosen tools, and test the path before it goes live.
Make the request simple
Use a brief message with the correct review destination and a clear business name.
Keep the feedback honest
Ask consistently. Give customers the same opportunity to leave a review, whatever their experience.
The next connection
Customer campaigns
A seasonal reminder, a maintenance check-in, a relevant new service. Give past customers a good reason to hear from you again.
Straight answers
Before you
get started.
Do you guarantee five-star reviews?
No. Customers decide what to write. We help make the request clear and easy to act on.
Which review platform do we use?
We choose the relevant destination with you and confirm business-profile access before setup.
Your next chapter
Give good work
a stronger foundation.
Tell us where the next step gets stuck.
Let’s make a plan for it.