Water was already pooling under the cabinet by the time they got there. They tracked the slab leak down quickly and had it patched before it could spread into the hallway. They clearly understood what was going on and walked me through the situation in terms that made sense, no confusing jargon. When it came time to settle up, the bill matched what I'd been quoted going in.
You saved their night. Tomorrow they’ll forget to say so.
small Talk is plumber review software for emergency calls, repairs, and installations. Customers tap a few answers or say what happened out loud, and small Talk drafts the review.
No card to start.
small Talk drafts the review from their answers. They can edit anything. One tap copies it, the next opens your Google review box, so they just paste and post.
More than “great service.”
Every marked line traces back to something the customer tapped or said out loud. Taps get fresh wording. What they said stays in their words.
★★★★★Great service.
Not every visit is a five.
Pick a rating. The choices change with how it went, so a 3-star customer can say exactly why.
How did the appointment timing feel?
What would you like to mention?
Plumber did show up, but later than expected. Would've liked better timing on the appointment.
Marcus, it's Northline Plumbing. Thank you for your business! Mind a quick Google review? No writing, just tap what stood out:
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Marcus · Slab leak repair
ExampleSent
Wed 8:47 am
Opened
Wed 9:02 am
Copied
Wed 6:15 pm
You ask.
We make answering easier.
It's midnight and water is pooling under the kitchen sink.
Type a first name and a number from the truck.
They get a text from Northline Plumbing, not from an app.
You see Opened and Copied. Nothing gets posted for them.
Every real experience has a place.
Sometimes a fix holds for a week, then the same drain backs up again.
How we handle low ratings →A few honest low reviews make the good ones believable, and your reply is what the next customer actually reads. Why a few low reviews help you
ExampleAfter a 1 or 2 star rating
Thanks for being honest.
How would you like to share it?
Choose the option that feels right for you.
Questions from plumbers.
Why ask before the emergency fades?
It’s 11pm and they’re standing in ankle-deep water. They call three plumbers. You’re the one who picks up. You show up in 40 minutes, find the shutoff, stop the leak, and explain what happened. They’d write you a five-page review that night — if anyone had asked. By noon the next day, the water’s gone, the carpet’s drying, and they’re back to their regular life. Writing a review means thinking of what to say and typing it out on a tiny screen. They don’t.
Does this work for solo plumbers and multi-truck operations?
Both. Solo plumbers typically send review links from their phone the next morning. Multi-truck shops send from the office or a dispatcher. You decide who sends — small Talk works from any device without special setup.
Can I send review requests for jobs that ended at weird hours?
Yes — just don’t send them at weird hours. Most plumbing shops send emergency-job review requests the next morning, around 9 or 10am. The customer wakes up, sees the text, and remembers exactly how grateful they were. That timing works better than 2am anyway.
Can I track which techs generate the best reviews?
Not as a review ranking. You can note which tech handled each job when you send the request, so your own records show who worked with which customer. There’s no review ranking by tech, on purpose: since April 2026, Google’s policy bans rewarding staff for reviews or setting review quotas. A name appears in a review only if the customer writes it themselves. small Talk never asks for one and never adds one.
Will this work with the software I already use?
It works alongside it today, whether you run ServiceTitan, Housecall Pro or a paper calendar. Export your customer list as a spreadsheet and upload it after each job, or text customers from your phone. Direct connections to job software are being finished now. Using something specific? Tell us which one through our contact page, so we know what to connect next.
My customers are often older and not tech-savvy. Will they be able to use it?
Yes. The flow starts with a few tap-based questions and offers an optional note for extra detail. small Talk drafts from their answers, then the customer edits, copies, and posts the review themselves. It is designed to be easier than starting from a blank Google review box.
Still have a question? We’re easy to reach.
Also built for other local work.
All industriesEach trade's customers get their own questions. Here's one from each, word for word.
- HVAC How did the heating or cooling result turn out?
- Electricians How confident did you feel in the safety of the work?
- Garage doors How is the door working now?
- Roofing How did the roof work turn out?
- Landscapers How did the plant or lawn care feel?
- Pool companies How did the pool look after service?
- Appliance repair How is the appliance running now?
- Auto repair How did the repair or service turn out?
- Carpet cleaning How did the carpets come out?
- Cleaning services How did the clean itself turn out?
- Contractors How did the finished project turn out?
- Handyman How much of your list got done?
- Med spas How did the treatment turn out?
- Painters How did the finished paint job look?
- Pest control Did the problem actually go away?
- Pressure washing How big was the before-and-after difference?
- Salons How did the final result turn out?
- Tree service How did the tree work turn out?
Your plumbing company deserves reviews that say so.
The text your customer gets
First name, it's Your business. Thank you for your business! Mind a quick Google review? No writing, just tap what stood out: Link
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