Review response guide

How to respond to a fake review for a Electrical Company

Electrical work is about safety and doing it right — replies should project competence and accountability without getting technical or defensive.

First, decide whether it's genuinely fake — off-topic, from a competitor or someone who was never a customer, or spam. If so, flag it to Google (it can be removed for a policy violation) and, if needed, appeal with evidence. A truthful-but-harsh review isn't "fake" and won't be removed.

Removal takes time, so reply in the meantime — calmly and factually, for future readers. State that you have no record of the visit and have reported it, and invite a real customer to reach you. Never get emotional or accusatory in public.

Example

The review

Dangerous work, nearly burned my house down. (no service record)

A reply that works

Safety is everything in this trade, and we have no service record matching this claim, so we've reported the review. If you're a customer with a real concern, please call and ask for me — I'll look into it personally.

Tip: Grave safety claims need a calm, factual reply plus a report — never defensiveness.

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