1. 5-star review: emergency no-heat or no-AC call
Thank you, [Name]! Nobody wants to be without [heat/AC] in this weather, and we're glad [Tech name] got you comfortable again quickly. Thanks for calling [Company].
People call an HVAC company when the house is too hot, too cold, or the system is making a noise they don't like. They're stressed before your tech arrives, and that comes through in their reviews, good and bad. A calm, specific reply shows the next homeowner you take care of people after the job too.
Below are 10 reply templates for heating and cooling contractors that work on Google, Yelp and Angi. Fill in the brackets, keep it short, and post it.
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Thank you, [Name]! Nobody wants to be without [heat/AC] in this weather, and we're glad [Tech name] got you comfortable again quickly. Thanks for calling [Company].
[Name], thanks for the great review! A new [furnace/AC/heat pump] is a big decision, and we appreciate you trusting our crew with it. Enjoy the new system, and reach out anytime you have questions.
Thanks for the five stars, [Name]! We're glad [Tech name] could take care of your [repair/tune-up/install]. We're here whenever you need us.
Thanks for the honest feedback, [Name]. We're glad the [system] is running well, and we're sorry it took [time] to get on the schedule. We know that wait is hard when the house isn't comfortable. We're working on getting to calls faster.
[Name], thank you for telling us. If the [issue] came back, we want to take another look. Please call [Name] at [phone] so we can get a tech out and check what's going on.
[Name], we're sorry the [system] still isn't working right. That's not the result you paid for. Please call [Name] directly at [phone] so we can get someone back out and make this right.
Thanks for the feedback, [Name]. We understand an HVAC bill can be a surprise, especially on an emergency call. Our [diagnostic fee/pricing] covers [what it includes], and we should have explained it clearly up front. We're happy to go over the invoice with you. Please call [Name] at [phone].
[Name], we apologize. You waited for us and we didn't show up when we said we would. That's not okay, especially when your home is [too hot/too cold]. Please call [Name] at [phone] and we'll get you scheduled with a firm time.
[Name], thank you for sharing this. You should always get straight options, including repair when it makes sense, without pressure. We'd like to hear more about your visit. Please call [Name] at [phone].
Hi [Name], we take every review seriously, but we can't find a service visit that matches this review. If we've missed something, please contact us at [phone] or [email] so we can look into it.
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Google's tips for review replies say to keep replies short and polite, address the reviewer by name with a personal sign-off, and respond promptly. Instead of the same "thank you" to everyone, make replies count with a helpful update or an answer. Never share a reviewer's private information. Apologize when it's appropriate, but don't take responsibility for things outside your control; explain what you can and can't do. Don't use replies to offer deals or promotions.
"Hi [Name], we're sorry you've been waiting on your repair. The [part] is on back order with the manufacturer, which we can't control, but we should have kept you updated. We'll call you as soon as it arrives. Questions in the meantime? Call me at [phone]."
"Hi [Name], thank you for raising this. Safety comes first, and I'd like to talk with you today. Please call me at [phone]."
Reply to every complaint, promptly. For positive reviews, Google suggests making replies count instead of sending the same "thank you" to everyone, so mention the job or the tech.
Don't defend the quote in public. Say you always want customers to have clear options, and invite them to talk it through by phone.
Yes. Keep the same tone, and follow each platform's rules on what you can say and offer in a reply.
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