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Contact HyreRestore
To reach HyreRestore, email hello@hyrerestore.com or call (866) 582-8523. We answer questions about the site, corrections, privacy requests and which kind of restoration job fits what happened. We cannot price a loss, send anyone or say what your policy covers.
Damage happening now? Do not wait on an email. Shut the water off at the main if you can reach it safely. If water is near outlets or the panel, turn the power off at the breaker only if you can reach it without standing in water; otherwise, call the utility.
If you smell gas, leave the house, then call 911 or the gas utility from outside. For sewage, fire or a sagging ceiling, keep people out. Then call your insurer’s claims line. The first 24 hours has the order.
How can I reach HyreRestore?
Questions, corrections, press, partner and privacy requests. Say in the first line which one it is.
Our research line. One number serves every Hyre guide site, so say you are calling about HyreRestore. Nobody on it can send anyone to the property.
6975 Union Park Avenue, Midvale, UT 84047, United States
For letters only. There is no office to visit and no equipment kept there.
The inquiry form asks for the zip code, the damage, how far it has spread and where you are in the process, so we can reply without a round of questions.
We publish no guaranteed reply time, because we would rather not promise one we might miss. A person reads every message, in the order it arrives.
What can HyreRestore help with?
- Which job you are looking at. Water, drying, mold, fire, storm, sewage or the rebuild. The restoration services lay them out.
- Reading a scope. The drying goal, the moisture log, what gets removed, and mitigation and reconstruction as two documents. See what drives the cost.
- How a claim runs. The sequence, the adjuster’s scope, and what an assignment of benefits transfers.
- Sources and corrections. How a tool works and where it stops, the source behind a figure, or a fix to a page.
What can HyreRestore not help with?
- Sending anyone. We are not a restoration contractor and hold no equipment.
- Pricing your loss. We have not seen it, and a number from us would be made up.
- Saying what your policy covers. Only your policy and your insurer can. What is covered is as close as we get.
- Acting on your claim. We are not a public adjuster, and we cannot negotiate, submit or supplement anything.
- Recommending a company. We publish no ratings and no reviews. How companies will be checked explains why.
- Legal or health advice. A licensed attorney in your state reads contracts. On mold or sewage and your health, ask a clinician.
Do you run a restoration company?
Email us and say so. Matching is still being built, so we are having conversations, not signing anyone up. For restoration companies explains where introductions stand.
What will not change: we publish no rankings and sell no placements, so there is nothing to buy. Anything commercial will be disclosed where it applies, as the editorial policy sets out.
What should I have ready before I write?
The zip code, what happened and when, and whether you have filed a claim. If a company has given you a scope or an estimate, send it as it is, not a summary. The FAQ answers common questions, and how HyreRestore works explains what happens to an inquiry.
HyreRestore is an independent restoration information site published at hyrerestore.com. It is not a restoration contractor, an insurer, a public adjuster or a law firm.