Remove Google Reviews for Roofers
Remove Google reviews for roofers about an insurance dispute or a job you never did, because after a storm a homeowner picks whoever looks safest. Send us the link: we find the grounds, file the report and keep after it, so you can stay on roofs instead of in Google's help pages. We do your first recent review for free, one per profile, and if a paid one isn't removed within 30 days (60 for older reviews), you get your money back.
Why do storm leads skip a roofer with one bad review?
After hail or high winds, homeowners search “roofer near me” or “roof repair near me” while out-of-town trucks knock on doors.
One star about an insurance claim next to your roof photos can send the inspection somewhere else.
Who really wrote that storm-damage review?
Send it even if you think it's a real homeowner; we check it free. What turns up after a storm:
- A storm chaser posing as a homeowner
- Someone who never signed for your repair
- A complaint about another roofer's job
- A burst of 1-star reviews in the same week
Not on this list? Send it anyway; Google has the final say.
Should I answer an insurance dispute in public?
No. Claim numbers, adjuster notes and contract amounts stay private.
Don't write: “Your claim number and the adjuster's report prove the insurer approved this roof.”
Try: “We take this seriously. Please call us so we can go over it privately.” Communication advice, not legal advice.
What should I tell you about the roof job?
The link and a sentence: repair, replacement, inspection, or a house you never worked on? 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 check an Angi review after a storm?
Yes. We audit it free and put the price in writing; Angi decides. You get your money back if a paid one isn't removed within 30 days of payment, or 60 when it's over 21 days old.
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?
From $200 per recent Google review for roofers
Recent means 21 days old or less when submitted; older reviews cost $400. Taxes may apply depending on your state.
You pay upfront; full refunds apply if recent reviews stay visible beyond 30 days after payment or older reviews beyond 60 days.
After the audit, we choose your first recent review for free, one per profile and one per location for chains and franchises. If it is not removed, we try another recent review free, then the offer ends.
Every removal includes a 3-month guarantee, at no extra cost.
Roofing questions we hear after every storm
Can a review from a real customer still have grounds?
Yes. A real customer can name the wrong roofer or threaten your crew. Even a homeowner who sounds reasonable about a leak is worth sending; the audit is free, and Google makes the call.
Is the first Angi review free?
No. That offer is only for Google; for Angi you get a written price after the audit.
Can you check a wave of reviews after one storm?
Yes. Send every link. We check each one on its own, and you don't have to prove they're connected.
Don't let a storm dispute cost your next inspection
Send it before the next storm brings new leads; we check it free and explain what we find.
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.