If our crew did right by you, a one-paragraph review on Google or Facebook is the single most useful thing you can do for a small local contractor. We read every one.
When somebody on Cleveland's east side Googles a remodeler, they read three or four reviews before they pick up the phone. Yours is one of the reviews that decides whether the next family ends up with a crew that does it right or one that doesn't.
We're a small, owner-run Highland Heights crew that has worked together for over a decade. We don't run ads at the scale a national chain does, and we never will. Word-of-mouth is how we keep the lights on — it's just that word-of-mouth lives online now instead of over the back fence.
No incentives, no gift cards, no scripts to copy. If we did good work, say so in your own words. If we missed something, tell us — we'd rather hear it on a review than not hear it at all.
The most useful place for a small local contractor. About 60 seconds if you're already signed into a Google account.
Read our Google reviewsGood if you found us through Facebook or you're more comfortable there than on Google. A short "recommend" works just as well as a long review.
Leave a review on FacebookWhat service we did
What problems we solved
What our crew was like
Whether you'd hire us again
Good or critical. Mike reads every one himself. If something fell short, that's the fastest way for us to hear about it and make it right.
No gift cards, no discounts, no "leave a review and we'll waive a fee." If a contractor offers you something for a review, walk away.
Critical reviews live next to the 5-stars. We send every customer the same link — not a secret one that hides the less-glowing replies.
One ask, after your project wraps up. If you'd rather not leave a review, that's completely fine — we won't follow up.
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