Editorial policy
How our guides are written, sourced, dated, and corrected.
Who writes our guides
Service and area guides are written and maintained by Flood.co. We don't attribute them to a named certified restoration professional or other expert, because we don't have one on staff. When a credentialed reviewer checks a page, we'll name them on that page.
Where local facts come from
Guidance is based on public information from the EPA, FEMA and the National Flood Insurance Program, Ready.gov, the National Weather Service, state licensing agencies (such as Texas TDLR and Florida DBPR for mold), and local flood-control districts. Pages link to the official sources they rely on. We don't make health or medical claims about mold, and nothing here is insurance advice.
Dates
Each guide shows the date its content was last reviewed. That date changes only when someone actually reviews the copy, not when the site is rebuilt. Current review date for area and service guides: .
What we won't publish
- Reviews, ratings, or testimonials that didn't come from a real completed job.
- Counts of pros, homeowners, or jobs that we can't back up.
- Dollar estimates without a stated method and date.
- Claims of a local office, crew, or phone line that doesn't exist.
- Health or medical claims about mold.
- A mold license badge for an operator we haven't verified.
- Statements about what an insurance policy covers for a specific person.
Partner operators
Operators who pay to receive job requests are labeled "Partner" or "Sponsored" wherever they appear. Payment never changes what a guide says about permits, licensing, safety, or pricing factors.
Corrections
If something on a page is wrong or out of date, tell us and we'll fix it. Contact: [CONTACT EMAIL — TO BE ADDED]