Remove Google Reviews for Contractors
Remove Google reviews for contractors that a homeowner reads while comparing three remodeling bids, and that hand the kitchen job to another crew. Send us the link: we figure out whether that homeowner ever hired you, build the report Google responds to and file it, and you never have to dig up contracts or fight it out in the replies. The first recent review is free, one per profile, and if a paid one isn't removed within 30 days (60 for older reviews), you get a full refund.
Can one review really cost me a remodeling job?
Homeowners searching “general contractor near me” or “remodeling contractors near me” see your stars next to every other crew in the map pack.
On a big remodel, one harsh post beside your finished-kitchen photos can send the job to the next bid.
What if a rival contractor wrote it?
Send it even if you can't prove who wrote it; we check it free. A few examples:
- A competitor posing as a homeowner after losing a bid
- Someone who never hired you, describing a project you never took
- Several new accounts repeating the same complaint
- A complaint about another crew or another address
Yours isn't on the list? Send it anyway. Google makes the final call.
Should I post the contract to prove my side?
No. Keep contracts, addresses and job photos offline.
Don't write: “Here's your signed contract. You approved every change order.”
Try: “Thanks for letting us know. Please call our office so we can talk it through.” Communication advice, not legal advice.
What do you need from me about the job?
The link and one line: did you bid it, build it, or never hear of this person? No profile access needed.
Never send contracts with a customer's home address.
Timing depends on each platform's own review process; we tell you what to expect in your audit.
Can you also check an Angi review about a remodel?
Yes. We audit it free and quote in writing; Angi decides. A paid one that isn't removed within 30 days of payment (60 if it's over 21 days old) is refunded in full.
What you risk by sending us a review
Full refund if it isn't removed
You pay upfront, and only after the free audit shows you the price. If the review isn't removed, you get every dollar back. The window is 30 days from payment for a recent review and 60 days for an older one, on Google and on every other platform.
Send us any review, even a fair-looking one
Most owners can't spot the detail a platform acts on, and that detail is exactly what we look for. Every review gets a free look and a straight answer.
No one can promise a removal
Google and every other platform decide under their own rules. What we control is the request, and we make it as strong as those rules allow.
No shortcuts that can backfire
Policy reports, appeals, legal requests when a review may be unlawful, and a public reply when a review has to stay. No fake accounts, no mass flagging and no fake reviews.
What does it cost per review?
Contractor review removal from $200 per recent Google review
For contractors, recent means 21 days old or less when sent; older reviews are $400 each. Taxes may apply depending on your state.
You pay upfront. Get a full refund if a recent paid review stays visible beyond 30 days after payment, or an older one beyond 60 days.
After the audit, we choose your first free recent review, one per profile; chains and franchises receive one per location. If it stays, we try another recent review free, then the offer ends.
Every removal includes a 3-month guarantee, at no extra cost.
Before you send us a contractor review
Can a review from a real customer still have grounds?
Yes. A real homeowner can describe another crew's work or post private project details. A calm, detailed complaint about a remodel is still worth a free look; Google has the final say.
Is the first Angi review free?
No. The free first review is for Google only; Angi gets a written quote after the free audit.
What if the review is about a job we never bid?
Yes. Send the link and tell us you never bid it; that's enough to start.
Don't let one review decide your next bid
Send the one that's been bugging you; the audit is free.
Check my reviews free
Send us any review that's hurting your business, even one that looks fair. We go through it and reply by email with what can be done and what it would cost. Asking is free and commits you to nothing.