For restoration companies
Restoration partner FAQ
Straight answers for restoration companies. HyreRestore has no companies signed up and matching is not live, so we quote no volume and charge nothing. Pricing, exclusivity and delivery are not decided, and we say so. We take no cut of the job and no part in the claim.
Where does each answer stand today?
The short answers first, before the detail.
- Matching
- Not live
- Lead volume
- None quoted
- Pricing
- Not decided
- Companies per inquiry
- Not decided
- Delivery speed
- Not decided
- A cut of the job or claim
- None
- Paid rankings or profiles
- None to buy
- Homeowner consent first
- Always
Who and where
Is matching live anywhere yet?
No. No restoration company is signed up and no inquiry has been passed on. What exists today is the publishing side, the homeowner form a person reads, and a list of companies that registered interest.
Which areas will open first?
Not decided. The guides are national, but no market is live. Tell us the states, metros or counties you want work in when you register, and that is what HyreRestore will match against.
What do you ask of a participating company?
What we tell homeowners to check: a registered business, the licenses the work needs, IICRC certification held by the technicians, liability, workers’ compensation and pollution cover, a written scope with a drying goal, and no pressure to sign on site.
Cost and terms
Is there a fee to register?
No. Registering is free, asks for no payment details and creates no account or contract. There is nothing to buy yet, because pricing has not been set.
Will it be pay-per-lead or a subscription?
Neither is decided, and nor is the price. What is settled is what it will not be: no percentage of the job, no share of a settlement. Any fee will be for the introduction.
Is there a minimum term or a notice period?
There is no contract today, so there is nothing to leave. Minimum commitment, pausing and cancellation are open terms and will be published before anyone signs anything.
What happens with an invalid inquiry?
Tell us: wrong area, wrong damage type, a property already dried, a number that does not connect. What earns a credit and how a dispute is raised are not decided. Nothing is charged today, so nothing is owed either way.
Claims and editorial
Do you buy, sell or broker insurance claims?
No. HyreRestore takes no assignment of benefits, acts as no one’s public adjuster and has no financial interest in whether a homeowner files. We publish the case for reading an AOB slowly.
Can a payment change what the guides say?
No. Nothing in the guides, the claims pages or the tools can be bought, and there are no profiles or rankings to buy a place in. The separation is written into our editorial policy.
Will you check my licenses and certifications?
Not yet, because no company is signed up. Before any introduction we plan to confirm business registration and the state license where one applies. IICRC and insurance checks are not built. See how restoration companies will be checked.
Inquiries and data
How is homeowner data handled?
Details go to a company only with the homeowner’s agreement to that introduction, and only to answer that inquiry. A partner may not resell them or add them to unrelated marketing. See the privacy policy.
How do I update or remove my company?
Email hello@hyrerestore.com. Licenses lapse and renew and service areas change, so we would rather hear from you than keep a stale record. Removal takes one request and has no notice period.
Still worth a conversation?
Register your interest, or email hello@hyrerestore.com. How introductions will work covers the steps, and the lead quality standard sets the rules.