flooring installers
Testimonials for flooring installers
Work that still looks right in raking light.
Flooring is judged in raking light for the next decade. Clients want to hear from somebody living with your work, not see a photo of it new.
Right below is the text I would send a client, ready to copy.
A text you can send
The text I would send after a good job
Swap in your own names. The link comes from your dashboard.
How it works
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Share one link
You get a single link. Send it by text or email to a client whose work went well.
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They write it, in a minute
No account and no app to download. They rate you and write a couple of lines.
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You approve what appears
Nothing is public until you say so. Approve the good ones and they appear on your website automatically.
When to ask
A week after installation, when they have stopped noticing the floor and started enjoying the room.
The single biggest reason flooring installers have no testimonials is that nobody asks while the work is still fresh, not that clients are unwilling.
Questions that get a real answer
“Please leave a review” produces “great service”, which persuades nobody. Ask something specific instead:
- How did we handle moving the furniture?
- How much dust and mess was there?
- How does it look now you have lived on it?
Exalted gives you the link. Send the text at the moment above, not a week later.
What good looks like
An example of the kind of thing flooring installers collect with Exalted.
Engineered oak through the whole downstairs. They sealed the doorways so the dust never reached the bedrooms. Transitions at every doorway are perfect.
Illustrative, not a real client. Every testimonial Exalted publishes is written by a real person and approved by the business owner.
Your reputation, as a ladder
Each approved testimonial moves you up a tier, so you have a reason to keep asking. Visitors see the tier and know how established you are.
Pricing
Starter is $9 a month or $85 a year. Pro is $19 a month or $180 a year. Both are free until your fifth testimonial, and neither asks for a card to begin.
See what is in each planWorth reading before you ask
- I read 448 small business websites. A third show no sign of a customer.
- What Google Maps shows a stranger who isn't signed in
- The FTC rules on testimonials and fake reviews, in plain English
More on the blog. If you ask for Google reviews too, the free Google review link generator and the review request templates need no account. If you want a client quote as a picture to post, I made a free testimonial image maker.
Start collecting this week
Set up a link in about five minutes and send it to the last client who thanked you.
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