No long-term contracts required here. Pay month-to-month basis, cancel anytime.

I also offer annual plans at a discounted rate. I recommend you only consider an annual plan after you see for yourself the consistent results I deliver - it's entirely up to you.

I don't lock you in with paper. I lock you in with results.

The price you see is the price you pay. No hidden fees. No setup charges.

I'm upfront with my pricing because I have nothing to hide.

Contractors with inconsistent quality - More review requests will surface more feedback, both good and bad. If your service is hit-or-miss, fix that first, then, let's talk.

Contractors doing an average of 5 jobs a month or less - Unless those jobs are $5k+ each, you're better off asking for reviews yourself until you scale up. Save your money.

Anyone looking to filter out bad reviews - I don't "gate" reviews, or attempt to hide negative reviews in any way. Google explicitly prohibits it and as of October, 2024, a violation of federal law. There's plenty of shady "gurus" out there willing to do that for you. If that's what you want, then I'm not your guy - take you business elsewhere.

Fair question. To be blunt, here's why:

1. I don't do B.S.

2. I'm transparent about what you pay and what you get

3. I don't do hidden fees or surprises

4. I don't require contracts - Fire me anytime, for any reason.

5. I only work with contractors - Not anyone with a small business

6. You work with me, and only me. No sales reps, no "account managers", no overseas call centers

7. I spent 15 years at Southwest Airlines building billion-dollar revenue-generating systems at scale

8. I know how to get "seen" online by the right people, at the right time, in the right place.

9. I built and run a top earning online store on Teachers Pay Teachers (top 1%) - A marketplace with over 230k stores for teaching resources and lessons.

10. I grew up in the trades. I got my feet wet doing kitchen demos and installing custom-made cabinets I helped make in my parents shop.

11. I felt the pain firsthand every time my parents lost out to competitors who were better at marketing then they were - I get it, and that leads me to #12...

12. I'm here to level the playing field for hardworking contractors busting their ass every single day. Running their own business just like my mom and dad. Sick of losing out on jobs to competitors who care more about their marketing than the quality of their work.

My goal is at least 10% within your first few months, if not sooner. It depends on several things, like your current review count and velocity, your job volume, what your local competition is like, and more.

What I can tell you is this:

a.) Businesses that respond to reviews get chosen more often than those that don't

b.) Contractors using missed call text back see up to 30% more callbacks from leads that would have otherwise been lost.

c.) If you're not systematically collecting reviews, you're leaving money on the table.

Here's the math on why it's worth it, because Google doesn't just care about how many reviews a business has. Google also cares about:

a.) Review Velocity: How fast you getting new reviews?

b.) Review Recency: How new are they?

c.) Engagement: Do you respond to your reviews?

d.) Your Google Business Profile: Is yours updated, accurate, and well-optimized?

Your competitors with over 500 reviews, but only 3 in the last several months, look dormant to Google. You don't need 500 reviews tomorrow; you need to be more active today than they are.

I help you win the speed game, not just the volume game. You're not nearly as far behind your competitors as you may think.

Nope, not at all. You keep your focus on the job site. I make sure the system keeps running in the background for you as it should.

You're going to get bad reviews. Everyone does. And that can actually be a good thing... so long as you have 10+ good reviews for every bad one.

What most people don't realize is that an occasional bad review can work in your favor - if handled properly

71% of consumers say their perception of a business improves when the owner responds thoughtfully to negative reviews.

***A well-handled bad review builds more trust in a business than a suspicious-looking 5.0 rating.***

With the Bedrock Review System, here's what happens whenever you get a bad review:

1.) You receive an alert that you just got a bad review

2.) Within minutes, based on what the customer said in the review, I provide you with a well-written response that showcases to your future customers (and Google) your professionalism and how you handle things when things don't go as planned.

3.) You approve the response or tweak it, and it gets posted. No stress, no time wasted over what to say or how to respond.

As for removing reviews—if they violate Google's policies (fake, spam, competitor sabotage), I'll help you flag them through the official process. What I won't do is promise to "make reviews disappear" or gate negative feedback. That's against federal law and an explicit violation of Google's Terms and Conditions.

Anyone promising to prevent bad reviews from being posted or to remove legitimate bad reviews is either lying to you or using tactics that will eventually get your Google Business Profile, including your Google Reviews and your businesses ability to show up in Google Search, suspended or permanently banned.

Nope. I handle it all for you.

If you drive a truck or van to a house to fix, install, remove, or clean something, I can help. I built the Bedrock Review System for home services contractors of all types, fields, and trades.

I do ALL the set up. Your total time commitment will likely be between one and two hours, maybe less.

Most of that time is just hoping on a call or Zoom a couple of times to go over a few things and getting me the info I'll need from you to get things up and running. That's it.

Your Google Reviews stay on Google. Your Google Business Profile remains yours. I don't own those digital assets—you do.

Should you decide to cancel, I don't hold your online reputation hostage.

***Just remember that once you slow down or stop:

1.) Getting Reviews

2.) Replying to those reviews

3.) And keeping your Google Business Profile updated...

Google will see the drop in activity and send more customers to your competitors instead of you.

No. You work directly with me. The guy who built it, runs it, and owns it. No "account managers," no sales reps, no call centers.

Leads from places like Angi and HomeAdvisor are rented. You own your reputation.

It's a hell of a lot harder to grow by relying on low-quality leads (that you have to compete and pay for) from Angi and HomeAdvisor.

Successful contractors know this. That's why they invest in their reputation. Not crappy "leads" from third-party companies.

Investing in your reputation means:

1.) You build an asset you own (your reputation) that works for you 24/7

2.) Customers come to you, not the other way around

3.) Consistent jobs. Quicker growth. Ability to scale

4.) More pricing power—when customers call you because of your reputation, they don't ask, "How much?"—they ask, "When can you start?"

Here's the quick and short of it:

1.) Job Complete. Either you mark it done in your CRM or manually trigger the request.

2.) Request is Sent. A text and/or email, including a direct link to leave a review, is sent to your customer.

3.) Customer Leaves a Review. Takes them less than a minute. No searching for your business, no confusion.

4.) You Get Notified. You receive an alert when a new review comes in (optional—I can also disable this if you want to).

5.) Automatic Response. A personalized reply, based on what they said in their review, is written for you. You can approve, edit, or let it get posted automatically—it's up to you.

6.) Review Goes Live With Response. Google sees you active. Customers see you're engaged.

7.) Your Reputation Builds. With every review, your reputation grows stronger and more valuable. Your business shows up more on Google. You get more customers who value quality and reliability over cost. Customers who are willing to pay more because of your reputation. Not a bunch of tire-kickers.