The Google Guarantee may help protect you when you book services from an eligible business on Local Services Ads, at no cost to you. You'll find the Google Guarantee icon 
Services must be booked through Local Services Ads in order to be eligible for the Google Guarantee. If you contact the business in any other way (such as another phone number or their website or directly from one of our partner affiliates websites) you're not entitled to the Google Guarantee.
In the US only, when you use audio search (such as Google Assistant or Google Home) to find a service, you will hear confirmation that the business is Google Guaranteed. When you call the business from your device, you’re protected by the Google Guarantee.
If you're a provider, you can apply to get the Google Guarantee by signing up for Local Services Ads:
Sign up for Local Services Ads
What we may reimburse for
Google may, in its absolute and sole discretion, reimburse you up to the cost of the initial service if you are not satisfied with the quality of the service provided, up to a lifetime limit (the maximum aggregate amount you could be reimbursed by Google for all services booked through Local Services in your lifetime). The following are the lifetime limits for customers in each country:
- Austria: €1,500 EUR
- Belgium: €1,500 EUR
- Canada: $2,000 CAD
- France: €1,500 EUR
- Germany: €1,500 EUR
- Ireland: €1,500 EUR
- Italy: €1,500 EUR
- Spain: €1,500 EUR
- Switzerland: ₣2,000 CHF
- United Kingdom: £1,500 GBP
- United States: $2,000 USD
To qualify for possible reimbursement, you must:
- Submit a request for reimbursement under the Google Guarantee within 30 days of the initial service completion date.
- Provide a receipt that clearly shows the amount paid and the provider’s business name and additional evidence of service upon request.
What we won’t reimburse for
We won’t reimburse for add-on or future services, damages to property, trip charges, diagnostic fees, dissatisfaction with price or responsiveness of the business, and cancellations.
How to identify providers backed by the Google Guarantee
You can identify an eligible provider with the Google Guarantee badge
How it works
Contact the service provider
First, contact the service provider you worked with to work through any concerns with the service quality.
Submit a request for reimbursement
If you’re unable to resolve your concerns directly with the provider, contact us to submit your request for reimbursement. The team at Google will investigate and get back to you. Google will verify that you used Local Services to contact the provider by reviewing Local Services' call logs to identify your phone call to the provider.
Before we proceed with the review of these logs, we will confirm with you whether you want to proceed with making the reimbursement request. Google may request additional information about your request for reimbursement. All decisions regarding your eligibility and any payments or reimbursements made to you by Google under the Google Guarantee are made in Google’s absolute and sole discretion.
