Straight answer
A plumbing job is completed, invoice status is valid, and no callback, complaint, or warranty issue is open.
Best fit
Recently completed residential plumbing jobs.
Conditional fit
Send 2-24 hours after job completion and field-note synchronization.
Main tradeoff
Open callbacks, complaints, warranty issues, refunds, or disputes.
Subject
How did {{plumber_name}} do on your {{service_type}}?Hi {{client_name}},
Thanks for having {{company_name}} handle your {{service_type}} today. {{plumber_name}} marked the job complete and noted that the work area was cleaned and the system was tested before leaving.
Would you share how the visit went? A sentence or two about arrival communication, the written price, the repair explanation, or how your home was left helps neighbors choose a plumber they can trust.
Leave your honest review here: {{review_link}}
If anything is not working as expected or the cleanup is not right, reply to this email or call {{phone_number}}. It comes directly to our service team so we can address it. Every eligible customer receives the same review link; you do not need to leave a positive rating.
Thank you,
{{dispatcher_name}}
{{company_name}}
{{license_number}}
Best For
- Recently completed residential plumbing jobs.
- Teams with synchronized job and issue status.
- Operators using one consistent public review path.
Not Best For
- Open callbacks, complaints, warranty issues, refunds, or disputes.
- Review-gated workflows.
- Repeated requests for the same job.
Variable Tokens
When To Send This Email
Trigger
A plumbing job is completed, invoice status is valid, and no callback, complaint, or warranty issue is open.
Timing
Send 2-24 hours after job completion and field-note synchronization.
Frequency
Send once per completed job.
Timing note
Suppress the review request and route to service recovery when an issue is open.
Why This Email Works
Personalization Notes
- Pull service type and plumber from the closed job.
- Send the same review link regardless of satisfaction signals.
- Route replies to a monitored service-recovery owner.
Platform Setup Steps
Trigger
Completed-job event with no unresolved callback, complaint, warranty, refund, or payment dispute.
Segment
Eligible residential customers who have not received a request for the same job.
Delay
2-24 hours after completion.
- Verify completion, job outcome, technician, and request history.
- Send the same public review link to every eligible customer.
- Create an immediate service-recovery task on a negative reply.
Stop conditions
- Stop on open complaint, callback, warranty issue, refund, payment dispute, duplicate request, or opt-out.
- Stop after one request per completed job.
- Do not branch review-link access based on survey or satisfaction score.
Compliance / Risk Notes
- Do not review-gate or offer compensation for a positive rating.
- Use accurate plumber, service, licensing, and completion details.
- Honor consent and suppress jobs with unresolved service or billing issues.
Subject Line Variations
- How did {{plumber_name}} do on your {{service_type}}?
Names both the person and job.
- A quick question about today's plumbing visit
Use when service type is unavailable.
- Would you share your experience with {{company_name}}?
Clear multi-technician fallback.
Mistakes To Avoid
- Sending only to predicted promoters
Selective access can violate review-platform policies.
Use instead: Use objective job-completion eligibility.
- Sending during a callback or complaint
It ignores the customer's immediate service need.
Use instead: Route to service recovery and suppress the ask.
Sequence Placement
Plumbing Post-Job Review and Maintenance Plan Sequence
Related Email Platform Guidance
home-service teams that need configurable call, form, pipeline, appointment, email, and SMS follow-up outside their field-service system
Not best for: teams that need native technician dispatch, route optimization, job costing, equipment history, or service-agreement operations
View GoHighLevelPaid linkestablished home-service organizations that need scheduling, dispatch, job, customer, equipment, and service-agreement operations in one field-service platform
Not best for: solo operators that only need lightweight scheduling, quoting, and follow-up
Visit ServiceTitan
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