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Most customers will leave a review if you ask.  The kit asks for you, every job.

Customers rarely say no.  The hard part is remembering to ask after a long day.  The kit puts the ask on things you already send and hand out.

Reviews · 2 minute read · Updated October 27, 2026 · Sources

Roofer A4.8 ★★★★★146 reviews · newest 3 days agoOwner replied to every review
Roofer B4.9 ★★★★★11 reviews · newest 14 months agoNo replies
Example, drawn by us. Roofer B has the higher rating. Roofer A has more reviews, newer ones, and answers them.

How the kit works

  1. Your reviewsThey stay on your profileYours, before and after
    1Set up

    We build it from your Google profile

    Your review link and QR code come straight from Google. [2]

  2. Roofer ANewest:3 days ago12 this yearYouNewest:14 months ago0 this yearNext, they check the dates
    2Ask

    The ask rides on what you already send

    Your email signature, your invoices, a saved text, and a note you leave after the job.

  3. Roofer ACall“They’re busy, so they’re good”
    3Review

    One tap opens your review page

    No searching for you on Maps.  The ask is the same for every customer.

Why it matters

65%
of people left a review when a business asked them to, in a 2023 survey. [1]
34%
Email34%In person33%Receipt or invoice32%
said an email ask would get them to write one, the top answer.  In person came in at 33%, and a receipt or invoice at 32%. [1]

Your part

  • Add the signature to your email once, about 5 minutes, with our sheet
  • Send the saved text or leave the note after each job

Our part

  • Pull your review link and QR code from your Google profile
  • Write your signature, text, invoice line, and job-done note with your details filled in
  • Show new reviews and your rating in the monthly report

What's in the kit

  • A ready-to-send text with your review link, saved on your phone
  • Your review link in your email signature
  • A review line for your invoices
  • A job-done note with a QR code the homeowner keeps

Google itself suggests receipts, thank-you emails, and printed QR codes as places to share your review link. [2]

Same ask, every customer

Asking for reviews is fine.  The rules are about asking only happy customers, or giving something in return. [3] [4]

Do

  • Ask every customer the same way
  • Use your own texts, emails, and paper

Never

  • Ask only the happy ones
  • Offer a discount, raffle, or gift card for a review

We never contact your customers

The kit rides on your own texts, emails, and paper.  Their contact details stay with you.

What CornerWick does about it

Included in the plan. See the plan and prices

Sources

  1. BrightLocal, Local Consumer Review Survey 2023 (1,117 US consumers, Jan 2023, published Feb 7, 2023), checked 2026-10-27.
  2. Google Business Profile Help, "Create a Google link or QR code to request reviews", checked 2026-10-27.
  3. Google Maps user content policy, "Prohibited and restricted content", checked 2026-10-16.
  4. FTC, final rule banning fake reviews and testimonials (Aug 14, 2024), checked 2026-10-16.

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