We remove Google reviews that violate Google's content policies. A flat fee per review, charged only after Google removes it.
For contractors and builders, jobs run into the tens or hundreds of thousands of dollars, so a single damaging review on your Google listing can cost far more than any other industry.
Construction also draws disputes that spill into reviews from people who were never customers, from subcontractors, and from competitors. When those reviews break Google's content policies, they can come down.
Contractors face reviews from prospects who never hired them, from disputes with subcontractors or suppliers, and from competitors trying to win bids. These frequently violate Google's conflict-of-interest and authenticity policies.
If a review violates one of Google's content policies, it can come down. Common removable patterns:
An honest review from a real customer, even a harsh one, is not removable under Google's policies, and we will tell you that upfront. We only take cases we believe in.
No payment to start.
Open our form, find your business, and pick the reviews you want removed. Sign and save a card in the same sitting.
Nothing is charged at signing. Stripe places a temporary hold of one review's fee to check your card; it clears in a few days.
We submit and escalate the case through Google's official channels. When Google removes the review, we email you and charge your saved card the agreed fee. If it stays up, you owe nothing.
Often, yes. If the reviewer was never an actual customer, that can violate Google's content policies. Start on our form.
Reviews tied to a business or payment dispute rather than a genuine customer experience frequently qualify as conflict-of-interest violations.
Pick the review, sign, and save a card in one sitting. Nothing is charged until Google removes it.
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