For contractors with fewer than 200 Google reviews

The contractor with 500 Google reviews does not need ads. You need 500 reviews.

Review request sent after every completed job. Happy customers go to Google. Unhappy customers go to you first. You build an unbeatable review moat.

Google reviews are the #1 factor in local map pack ranking. You have 47. Your competitor has 312.

When a homeowner searches "HVAC repair near me," Google shows 3 companies on the map. The one with the most and best reviews wins. You do excellent work. Your customers are happy. But nobody asks them for a review.

What you get

  • Review request sent after every single job. Not sometimes. Every. Single. Job.
  • Happy customers routed to Google. Satisfaction check first. Happy customers get the review link while the experience is fresh.
  • Unhappy customers routed to you. Problems go to your inbox, not to Google. Fix the issue before it becomes a 1-star review.
  • Review velocity that compounds. 20 jobs/week x 30% rate = 6 new reviews/week = 312/year.

The review velocity math

CurrentPer Week6 Months12 Months
474151255
476203359
4710307567

At 567 reviews, you own the local map pack. You stop spending $3,000/month on Google Ads.

We win when you win.

90 days. If Maximus does not recover more than you pay in fees, every dollar back.

You keep whatever the agents collected. Email one sentence: "I want my refund." Processed in 48 hours. No call. No forms. No guilt trip.

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Frequently asked questions

Does it only request Google reviews?
Google is the default. The AI can also request reviews on Yelp, Facebook, or Angi.
What if I get a bad review anyway?
The AI alerts you immediately so you can respond quickly. Fast, professional responses actually improve overall perception.
How soon after the job does the request go out?
Within 2 hours of job completion. Response rates are highest in the first 4 hours.

P.S.Temperature Pros generated 147 new Google reviews in 90 days. Before RevFlow: 2-3 per month asking manually.

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