Customer reviews
Customer feedback should be verifiable, permission-aware and tied to a real source. Review cards are prepared for approved quotes, but no ratings or testimonials are invented.
Only feedback supported by an approved source should appear as a customer review. The source, wording and project context must be checked before publication, and private information should be removed.
What makes a review useful
Specific comments about inspection clarity, communication, property protection, workmanship or closeout give readers more information than a generic compliment. The project type and broad location can add context when the customer has approved that use.
Ratings and totals should be updated from the source rather than typed once and left to become inaccurate.
How review proof should be published
Verify the source
Confirm that the feedback belongs to the customer and project represented.
Approve the excerpt
Use the customer's words without changing the meaning, and obtain permission when required.
Maintain the record
Keep the source link or internal approval and remove content that can no longer be verified.
Verified customer reviews
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Questions customers ask
How are customer reviews verified?
A published review should retain a source link, date, platform and permission where required. Edited quotes should not change the customer's meaning. A review should not be presented as verified when its source cannot be checked.
Should reviews be the only factor in choosing a roofer?
No. Compare the written scope, verified business records, warranties, communication process and relevant project documentation as well. The written scope should connect the answer to the property's observed condition. The selected contractor should still be evaluated against the building and proposed scope.
Can a rating be published without a current source?
No. Rating and review-count claims should be checked against the named platform at the time of publication. The written scope should connect the answer to the property's observed condition. Publication dates help readers understand when a rating or count was last checked.
Evaluate the scope as well as the social proof
Use reviews as one input. Verify the contractor, read the written scope, ask direct questions and confirm warranties before making a roofing decision.
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