Review QR Codes for Contractors
The job is done, the walkthrough is finished, and the customer is happy. That is the best time to ask for a review. A contractor review QR code makes the ask take one scan.
- Invoice footer for the paper trail
- Job completion card for handover
- Truck and yard sign for local visibility
Paste your review link. In Google Business Profile, open “Ask for reviews” and copy the link.
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Static code. No signup. Never expires. Scannable offline.
Ask at handover
Home service reviews are strongest when they mention the specific job: the leak fixed, the panel replaced, the roof repaired. A request at handover captures those details while they are fresh.
Do not wait for a follow-up email. The customer has already moved on by then.
Make the code easy to find
Invoices and job cards are better than a sticker on a truck. The customer is already looking at the paperwork when the job closes.
If you use a yard sign, put the code at eye level and keep the instruction short. Most scans happen after the crew leaves.
Keep expectations honest
Do not promise a discount for a review. Ask for honest feedback and let the work speak.
A code that opens the review form is not a guarantee of a five-star rating. It only removes friction.
FAQ
Common questions.
Where should contractors put a review QR code?
The invoice footer and a job completion card are the most practical placements. Truck and yard signs add passive visibility.
Should the code be on an emailed invoice?
Yes. A clickable link works better in email, but a QR code helps when the invoice is printed or viewed on a phone.
Can I ask for a review on the same day?
Yes, at handover is ideal. Wait until the work is complete and the customer has walked through the result.