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Contact HyreRoof

To reach HyreRoof, email hello@hyreroof.com or call (866) 582-8523. We answer questions about the site, corrections, privacy requests and which kind of roofing job you may need. We cannot look at a roof or send a crew, because HyreRoof is not a roofing contractor.

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Water coming in? Do not wait on an email. Call a local roofer directly today, and check the license before anyone starts work.

Stay off the roof and off ladders. Keep away from downed power lines, and call 911 if anyone is in danger.

How can I reach HyreRoof?

Email

hello@hyreroof.com

Questions, corrections, press, partner and privacy requests. Say in the first line which one it is.

Phone

(866) 582-8523

One number serves every Hyre guide site, so say that you are calling about HyreRoof. Nobody on it can send a roofer.

Mailing address

6975 Union Park Avenue, Midvale, UT 84047, United States

For letters only. There is no office to visit.

About your roof

The roofing inquiry form asks for the job, your zip code and your timeline in one pass, so we can reply without a round of questions.

Roofing companies: read the page for roofing companies first, then email hello@hyreroof.com.

What can HyreRoof help with?

What can HyreRoof not help with?

  • Looking at your roof. We cannot see it. An inspection from the roof and the attic settles it.
  • Emergencies. For water coming in, call a local roofer. If anyone is in danger, call 911.
  • Quoting work. We price no jobs and publish no national average price.
  • Recommending a roofer. We publish no rankings and no reviews. How roofers will be checked explains why.
  • Your insurance policy. We explain how claims work. Only your policy and your insurer can say what it covers.
  • Paid placement. Guest posts, sponsored content and link offers get no reply.

What should I do before I write?

Photograph what you can see from the ground and from the attic, with the date. Note the roof’s age if you know it, and whether a storm came through.

Do not climb onto the roof to look. Roof inspection explains what a proper inspection covers, and the roofing FAQ answers other common questions.

HyreRoof is an independent roofing information site published at hyreroof.com. It is not a roofing contractor.

Questions people ask

Can HyreRoof send someone to look at my roof?
No. HyreRoof is not a roofing contractor and has no crews. For a leak or storm damage, call a local roofer directly. Our service guides help you judge what they propose.
Water is coming in right now. What should I do?
Call a local roofer directly, because we cannot send anyone. Stay off the roof, keep away from downed power lines, catch the drip and move what you can. Emergency tarping explains what a temporary cover does and does not do.
How do I report an error on the site?
Email hello@hyreroof.com with the page address and what you think is wrong. We give facts a source and a date so they can be checked. If a claim goes beyond its source, we fix it and say so.
How do I have my data deleted?
Email hello@hyreroof.com and say which details you mean. We delete them and confirm when it is done. The privacy policy explains what we store and for how long.
Can I cite your research?
Yes, with credit and a link to the study. For journalists has the citation format and how to reach the research desk.