Turn Finished Projects Into Houzz Reviews, Consistently.
Houzz says professionals with at least three reviews are far more likely to be contacted by homeowners — getting there means asking every client, at the right moment, the right way.
Ask every customer after a real experience — and if you need volume on a deadline, Houzz review packages start at $110 for up to 5 reviews.
Organic tactics that actually work
- Ask at project completion, while the work is still fresh — Houzz’s own "Get Reviews" tool lets you send personalized requests to up to 50 clients at once by email, and mentioning reviews early in the project (not just at the end) keeps clients expecting the ask.
- Personalize each request instead of sending Houzz’s default message — reference the specific project or aspect of the work you’d like the client to speak to.
- Keep a running list of completed projects and send a monthly pass to clients who haven’t reviewed you yet, rather than one large push — this is Houzz’s own recommended cadence in its Reviews Checklist.
- Want volume faster than organic requests? Houzz review packages start at $110 — copy written around your business, paced delivery, and free replacements for 30 days.
- Respond to every review, positive or negative — Houzz lets you reply publicly and "like" reviews, and its own guidance on handling negative reviews recommends responding quickly, acknowledging the client’s experience, staying professional, and inviting further discussion offline.
- Only request reviews from other professionals you’ve actually collaborated with — Houzz allows colleague reviews from a professional-community angle, but they’re meant to reflect real working relationships, not favors.
Want the volume without running requests yourself?
Houzz review packages start at $110 for up to 5 reviews — same published prices on every platform.
Frequently asked questions
Use Houzz’s built-in "Get Reviews" tool to email past clients (up to 50 at a time), personalize the request to reference the specific project, and keep a running list so you can follow up monthly with anyone who hasn’t reviewed you yet — this is Houzz’s own recommended cadence.
Technically, only with disclosure — Houzz’s Review Policy states that any compensation or incentive for a review must be "clearly and conspicuously stated" in the review itself. Because that disclosure sits on the review permanently, most professionals are better served by asking for reviews the same way Houzz’s own tools are built for: a genuine, personalized request timed to project completion.
Not by itself. Houzz’s guidance on its Pro directory points to several inputs beyond reviews — photo count and quality, community engagement, project-info completeness, and message responsiveness. A growing review base paired with an active, complete profile does more than reviews in isolation.
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Packages start at $110.
Published prices, a 30-day replacement guarantee, and a free example before you commit — no sales-call gate.
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