JobProgress (Leap) + ReviewWheel

How it works

A project hits the milestone you designated in JobProgress

JobProgress is built around the milestone — every project moves through a defined set of stages from estimate to final payment. On your setup call, you’ll pick whether “Completed” or “Paid” is the trigger event. Restoration contractors usually choose “Paid” because the insurance check is the moment things actually close; remodelers often go with “Completed” because final walkthrough is when the homeowner’s experience peaks. Either way, no new step for your project manager.

ReviewWheel watches the milestone event and pulls project data

When the milestone fires inside JobProgress, ReviewWheel reads it instantly. The homeowner’s name, phone, email, project address, and project type all flow into the request queue. The project type — roof, kitchen remodel, mold remediation, hail damage repair — shapes the timing and the message tone, because a $200K kitchen finish needs a different cadence than an emergency tarp-up.

The homeowner gets a personalized request the same day

Branded SMS or email. Homeowner’s name. Your logo. One-tap path to Google. For restoration and remodeling — verticals where every project lives or dies on referral and where Google Map pack visibility is the only marketing channel that consistently pays back — moving from sporadic reviews to a steady weekly flow inside JobProgress is the difference between fighting for jobs and choosing which ones to take. Most JobProgress customers see review velocity double within 45 days.