Remove Negative Angi Reviews

Pay Only After Removal

Reviews from people who never hired you, competitors, or third parties with no service relationship violate Angi's guidelines. We establish non-customer origin by matching the review against your own records: invoices, signed estimates, dispatch and call logs, and job photos, alongside posting patterns. Among the most common and winnable grounds.

Reviews from competing contractors or former employees with a documented grievance, particularly where behavioral patterns establish there was never a customer relationship. We cross-reference account and timing evidence.

Specific, verifiable false claims, a fabricated licensing or legal issue, a claim of theft that never happened, are defamatory and actionable under Angi's policy. Opinion is protected; false statements of fact are not.

Multiple one-star reviews posted in a short window from new accounts using similar language. We document the pattern as coordinated inauthentic behavior, a strong escalation argument.

Threats, hate speech, profanity, or personal attacks unrelated to the work performed are direct guideline violations and among the clearest, fastest removals.

A review clearly describing a different company, trade, or project you never performed is one of the clearest removal grounds. We document the mismatch explicitly.

A remodeling company received a cluster of one-star Angi reviews immediately after terminating a crew lead, from accounts with no project history and similar wording. Reputation Resolutions documented the timing against the termination and established non-customer origin, then submitted a coordinated-attack case. All were removed.

A licensed HVAC contractor faced a review falsely claiming he was 'unlicensed' and had 'stolen materials.' His own report was rejected. We documented the license status and the specific false factual claims, and submitted a formal case. Removed on first formal submission.

Yes, when a review violates Angi's guidelines or applicable law: non-customer reviews, competitor and ex-employee attacks, defamatory false claims, coordinated postings, profanity, and wrong-business reviews. Genuine customer reviews are protected. We tell you honestly during a free consultation which of yours qualify.

Often, yes. Angi's guidelines contemplate reviews from actual customers. When we can document that a reviewer has no project or service relationship with you, a competitor or a stranger, it is one of the most winnable grounds we work with.

Yes. A wave of negative reviews following a termination is one of the most common and most documentable patterns we handle. We establish the timing and non-customer origin that identify it as a conflict-of-interest or coordinated attack, which Angi's guidelines prohibit.

The standard report option generates an automated request with no documentation, and most self-submitted reports are dismissed, which can make later attempts harder. We build a formal written case citing specific Angi guideline language with supporting evidence, submitted through channels that reach Angi's content team.

Angi reviews are reported from inside your business account, and Angi's content team weighs each dispute against its review guidelines rather than removing a review on request. What decides the outcome is documentation. To establish that someone was never your customer, the review has to be matched against your own records: invoices, signed estimates, dispatch and call logs, texts, and job photos. A bare 'this never happened' rarely moves a review, but a dispute that ties the post to a specific guideline and proves non-customer origin with records is what wins. We assemble that evidence and submit the written request through the channels that reach Angi's content team, and if it is denied we escalate rather than resubmit the same weak flag.

It can. Angi's ranking and how often you are shown to homeowners requesting quotes are influenced by your rating. Removing reviews that unfairly drag down your average often improves both your visibility and your lead volume.

A denial is stage one of an escalation process, not the end. We respond with additional evidence or direct escalation contacts at no extra fee. You only pay when the review is confirmed removed.

Yes. In 2026, ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, and Perplexity increasingly summarize a contractor's reputation from review platforms including Angi when homeowners ask for recommendations. Removing the source review addresses both AI answers and search.

Pricing depends on the number of reviews and complexity. We provide a transparent quote during your free consultation with no upfront payment. Our fee is collected only after the review is confirmed removed.