For painters
Reviews that match the quality of your finish
House painting is judged with the eyes. When the tape comes off, the drop cloths are folded, and the homeowner sees crisp lines and an even finish in a room they have looked at for years, the reaction is usually immediate.
A badge on your foreman lets that reaction become a Google review before the ladders are back on the truck.
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Why painters struggle to collect reviews
Painting projects often stretch over several days. The homeowner may be at work for most of it, and the final day can be a blur of touch-ups and cleanup. By the time an invoice goes out, the customer has moved on, and the office’s follow-up email sits unread among others.
An in-person request at the final walkthrough cuts through all of that. It is the one moment when you know the customer is present, looking at the finished work, and thinking about the crew.
A walkthrough that ends with a review
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Walk the rooms together
Point out the prep work they never saw: patched drywall, caulked trim, sanded doors.
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Fix any touch-ups on the spot
Leave nothing on the list. A customer who watched you address every concern writes a better review.
- 3
Leave touch-up paint labeled
A small courtesy that shows care and often gets mentioned by name.
- 4
Offer the badge
“If you are happy with how it came out, a quick review really helps a small crew like ours.” Then let them tap.
Residential, commercial, and HOA work
For residential repaints, the homeowner is your reviewer. On commercial jobs, the property manager or business owner is the contact, and reviews from them help win other commercial bids. HOA projects can open the door to dozens of homeowners: when residents walk by and admire the fresh exteriors, a foreman with a badge can collect reviews from neighbors who were not even the client.
Paint-proof enough for the job site
The card sits behind a clear window, so a stray drip lands on the holder instead of the printed QR code. A damp rag cleans it off. Keep the badge on the reel at the hip while working and bring it out at the walkthrough.
Questions we hear
Should painters ask for photos in the review?+
You can mention that photos help future customers, but never require them or offer anything in exchange. Let the customer decide what to include.
Do color consultants need a badge?+
If they meet with clients and help them choose colors, yes. Clients who loved the consultation often want to say so.
Will our logo colors print accurately?+
Your logo prints in full color on a white card. Upload a high-resolution or vector file, and check the color on your emailed proof before approving.
Finish every job with a review
Badges ship within 3–5 business days after proof approval, free. Start with one or outfit every foreman.