TapLocal App℠
Case Type: General Contracting

On time, on budget.
On the record.

Contractor reviews follow the whole project: communication, the timeline, how changes were handled, and the final walkthrough. TapLocal App℠ sets up a service-area Google profile for your real coverage area, hands the client an NFC + QR Google review card at the walkthrough, and gives you a report on what clients already say.

No gating. No incentives. No guarantees. Ever.

Exhibit A — the card, at the final walkthrough
// Why contracting is a special case

A project, not a visit

Reviews follow the whole project

Timeline, communication and the final walkthrough each get their own lines in one review.

How you handle changes builds trust

Clients often mention how a mid-project change or surprise was handled, as much as the finished work.

Big decisions, careful readers

People hiring a contractor read reviews closely before trusting someone with their home.

Hidden address, one coverage area

Google chooses how you verify; for a business like this it's usually a short video, not a mailed postcard.

// Process

Four steps, no theatrics

Already have a service-area Google profile claimed? Start at Install.

Set Up

We build your service-area profile, hide your base address, define where you actually work, and walk you through Google's verification (usually a short video).

Install

A branded NFC + QR card handed over at the final walkthrough with the warranty paperwork, or printed on your final invoice. Tap or scan, straight to your Google review page.

Collect

Customers leave reviews the normal way, at their own pace — one tap and two clicks. No scripted asks, and no discounts, freebies or rewards for reviews — of any rating.

Learn

You get a TapLocal Intelligence Report™, built only from your own public reviews — what's working, what to fix first.

// What's in the file

Built from your own reviews only

No pricing, no upsell, no affiliation with Google — the report is analysis, nothing else. See the full layout →

// General Contracting questions

General Contractors: questions, answered plainly

When is the right moment on a long project?
The final walkthrough, when the client sees the finished work and gets the paperwork. That's the natural moment for every client.
Our subcontractors do much of the work. Can clients review them?
Clients review your business, and they can mention anyone they like. Your report shows which parts of the work they talk about.
How is my coverage area defined?
You tell us the cities, counties or ZIP codes you actually serve, and we set your Google service area to match, not a single pin on a map.
How does verification work for a contractor?
If clients don't come to an office, you're a service-area business and your base address stays hidden. Google chooses how you verify; for a business like yours it's usually a short video.
Should we post project photos?
Yes. Photos of finished work on your profile help people picture your work, and clients often add their own to a review.
Is there anything we should avoid asking customers?
Yes: never ask for a specific star rating or wording, never offer anything in return for a review, and never ask only the customers you think are happy. The card simply makes it easy for everyone to leave an honest review.
// Get started

Request your free report

Tell us about your business. No pricing, no commitment — just the report. The report is how we introduce ourselves. If you want the card and setup after reading it, we're here.