Delair For Your Reviews
Guaranteed Or You Don't Pay
The Problem
97% of people read reviews before they choose a business.
72% of them are reading yours on Google.
The result: Your worst week is doing your selling for you.
"Your happiest customer… meant to do it, honestly."
The Fix
You finish a job, we ask. If they don't reply, we ask again — four or five times across four weeks, about a week apart, written like a person and not a robot. Persistent enough to work, spaced far enough not to annoy anyone.
More reviews. More stars. More people picking you over the bloke down the road.
"We ask. Politely. Until they answer."
"Delair asks. So you never have to."
Anyone can message every customer and hope. We ask how the job went first.
The One-Star Rant
The Happy Customer Who Says Nothing
Five Stars On Google
Step 1
Your own review link, built once, pointed at the right place. You don't set anything up.
Step 2
Name, phone number, submit. Ten seconds, standing at the van.
Step 3
Four or five messages over four weeks, roughly a week apart, personalised. The polite persistence you'd never get round to yourself.
Step 4
There isn't actually a step here. You typed a name and a number. That was the whole job.
The rest happens whether you remember it or not.
The Contractor Review Injector
You've already done hundreds of good jobs. We go back through your old customer list and ask them too — slowly, a few at a time, so your rating climbs like it grew rather than appearing overnight.
Years of good work. Finally on the internet.