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HyreRestore does not accept guest posts, sponsored articles or link placements. The pages are written by the HyreRestore Research Desk from primary sources. What we do want is expertise: corrections, primary sources we have missed, and qualified people to review water, mold, health and insurance pages before they publish.

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What contributions does HyreRestore want?

  • Corrections. A sentence that says more than its source, or a source that has changed. Fixes are recorded in the corrections log.
  • Primary sources. A state statute, an EPA, FEMA or OSHA document, a published IICRC framework, or a state regulator’s guidance we have not cited.
  • Expert review. IICRC WRT or AMRT certificants, physicians or industrial hygienists, and licensed public adjusters or coverage attorneys. See expert reviewers.

What will HyreRestore not publish?

  • Guest articles. Pages carry the desk’s method and sources, not an outside byline.
  • Paid or sponsored content. Nobody can buy a page, a placement or a sentence (how we make money).
  • Links for sale. Outbound links go to sources, not to whoever asks.
  • Invented expertise. No ghostwritten bylines, borrowed credentials or stock-photo experts.

How do I send something?

  1. Email the desk at hello@hyrerestore.com.
  2. For a correction or a source, include the page address and a link to the document.
  3. To review, include your credential, the issuing body and your number so we can check it with the issuer.

The editorial policy sets the standard every contribution is held to.

Questions people ask

Does HyreRestore accept guest posts?
No. Pages are written by the HyreRestore Research Desk from primary sources. We are not taking guest articles, sponsored posts or link placements.
Then how can I contribute?
Three ways: report a mistake, send a primary source we have missed, or apply to review pages if you hold a relevant credential, such as IICRC WRT or AMRT certification or a public adjuster license.
Will I be credited?
A reviewer is named on the pages they sign, with the date, once we have checked their credential with the issuer. Corrections and sources are credited only if you ask and agree.
Can a restoration company contribute?
A company can report an error or send a source like anyone else. It cannot write or sponsor a page, and its staff cannot review pages while it could be introduced to homeowners.