Highest-Rated in Your Zip Code

El Mejor Calificado de Tu Zona

We ask after every job, and problems ring your phone before Google ever hears about them.

“A guy left me a 1-star over a $99 tune-up and my phone went quiet for two weeks. The company down the street has 400 reviews, I've got 31, and I know my work is better.”
A composite of real owner conversations

What it is

After every job, you text the word DONE from the truck or forward the invoice. Two hours later your customer gets a friendly how did we do message, in English or Spanish, with the Google review link and a direct line back to you. Unhappy replies ring your phone before Google ever hears about them, and happy customers are one tap from your reviews. The name is the goal rather than a promise. What we install is a system that asks every customer, routes problems to you first, and keeps honest score against three named competitors.

What you get

Text DONE from the truck or forward the invoice, and the ask goes out two hours later
A how did we do message written in English and Spanish, the way your customers actually talk
Every message carries both doors, the Google review link and a direct line to the owner
A reply of 1 to 3 rings your phone instantly, so problems reach you before Google does
No review gating, ever, because the review link goes to every customer without exception
Nightly star tracking on your listing and three named competitors
A monthly scoreboard email that shows your 4.7 climbing while Cool Breeze AC sits at 4.4

Setup starts in week one, and texts to customers switch on in week 3. Carrier registration sets that clock, not us.

How it lands

  1. One setup call

    We collect your Google review link, draft the ask in your own words in English and Spanish, and you name the three competitors you want on your scoreboard.

  2. We register your texting number

    Business texting requires carrier registration, and that approval clock belongs to the carriers rather than to us. Customer texts switch on in week 3.

  3. You work and the system asks

    Finish a job, then text DONE with the customer's name and number, or simply forward the invoice. Two hours later the ask lands in their messages.

  4. Problems ring you, praise goes public

    A reply of 1 to 3 alerts you instantly so you can call before it becomes a review. Happy customers are one tap from Google, and the monthly scoreboard shows you how the race is going.

Setup
$1,500
Ongoing
$300/mo

Setup covers wiring your review link and drafting the ask in English and Spanish. The $300/mo runs every message, every owner alert, and the monthly competitor scoreboard.

The honest math

Two extra calls a month at a $450 ticket is $900 against $300, which works out to 3x, and one intercepted blow-up or one won job pays for the month on its own. Year one all-in is $5,100, counting the $1,500 setup plus $300 a month, and a year at that pace clears it twice over. Star-lift studies come from restaurants rather than the trades, so we leave them out of the math.

Year-one math includes the setup fee. Check any figure on this page with a calculator and it will hold.

The questions owners actually ask

No. It's one message to your own customer about a job you just finished, with a real way to reply built in. There are no bought lists and no mass sends, just one ask per job, and it runs under the same written guardrails as every engine we operate in production.

Runs well beside

Want this running in your shop?

One free call. We look at your setup and tell you whether this is the right first machine, and if it is not, what is. In English or in Spanish.

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