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Restoration quotes: get help before you hire
HyreRestore does not send restoration quotes yet. Matching with restoration companies is not live, and no company is signed up.
What you can get today is free: describe the water, fire, mold or storm damage, and a person at HyreRestore reads it and replies by email with an answer to your question, so you go into quotes knowing what to ask.
If the damage is happening now, the form can wait. Stop the water at the main shut-off if you can reach it safely, keep out of standing water near outlets or the panel, and call your insurer’s claims line. Smell gas? Leave, and call the gas utility or 911 from outside.
What happens when I send the form?
- A person reads it. Not a bidding system and not a call center. Someone at HyreRestore reads the damage you describe.
- You get an email reply. It answers the question you asked, from the same named sources our guides use, such as the EPA, FEMA and the IICRC standards.
- Nothing goes to a company. Matching is not live, so your details stay with us. How HyreRestore works sets out what will change when it is.
Get Help With Your Restoration Project
One short form: your address and how to reach you. A person at HyreRestore reads it and replies.
What should a restoration quote include?
A quote you can compare is a written scope, not a single number. Ask each company for these before work starts, where the house is safe enough to wait:
- Mitigation and rebuild, separately. Drying and the reconstruction afterwards are two jobs, often two invoices. What drives the cost explains why.
- A drying goal and a moisture log. The readings that will say the job is done, taken on a schedule you can see.
- The water category. Clean, grey or black water under the IICRC S500 framework changes what has to be removed.
- Who holds which credential. IICRC certification belongs to technicians; a state license, where one applies, belongs to the business.
- What you are signing. An assignment of benefits hands part of your claim to the company. You can take time over it.
Where can I go instead of a form?
- The full inquiry form: seven short steps, for a longer account of the damage.
- Choosing a restoration company: the checks to run on any company you call.
- Warning signs: what a scam looks like at the door.
- Restoration tools: calculators that run on your own figures, no email address needed.
Questions about the site itself go to hello@hyrerestore.com.