The job already ended. Days later, you’re asking whether it held — not
whether you locked the door on the way out. Check-in is follow-through, not fishing for a review (use Ask for a review for that).
Name the repair. Ask if it’s still good, or if it came back.
When to use this
Days later: did the repair / work hold?
Not same-day Job finished.
Invite a yes/no so they can answer fast.
Offer a return visit if something failed.
Did the leak stay dry
A few days later. Yes or no is enough.
Hi Jordan — checking in on the leak we patched last week. Still dry, or did it come back?
Is it still working
Hinge, latch, a thing that can fail after you leave.
It’s been a few days since the hinge repair. Is the door still closing, or should I come look?
A photo is enough
You’re not booking a visit unless they say it failed.
Quick check: the grout we redid — has it held, or is it cracking again? A photo is enough if something looks off.
Soft check
No pressure.
Hi Alex — quick check-in: is the leak still dry a few days later? If anything’s back, say the word and I’ll return.
After a redo window
You promised to check.
Checking in like I said I would — any issues with the fix from last week? Happy to swing by if something shifted.
How to send it
Copy one message, swap in the real name and time, and send from your own phone or email.
Keep it to a few sentences. If they need a different topic, use a Related link below instead of mixing two subjects in one text.