Last updated: July 21, 2026
HProb is committed to correcting meaningful factual errors and maintaining clear, current, and useful content.
How to Report an Error
Send correction requests to: contact@hprob.com.
Please include:
- The article title or page address
- The specific statement you believe is incorrect
- An explanation of the concern
- A reliable supporting source when available
Useful Supporting Sources
Useful evidence may include:
- An official manufacturer manual
- A government safety publication
- A public building-code resource
- A recognized technical standard
- An official product recall or safety notice
- A utility or public-agency publication
How Requests Are Reviewed
The editorial team may review the article, original source, publication date, context, manufacturer information, official guidance, and newer documentation.
Not every disagreement is a factual error. Differences involving property condition, local practices, contractor preferences, or reasonable interpretation may require clarification rather than correction.
Types of Changes
Factual Correction
A materially inaccurate statement may be corrected, rewritten, or removed.
Safety Clarification
Information that is accurate but unclear or potentially dangerous when misunderstood may be expanded or rewritten.
Product or Regulatory Update
Content may be updated when specifications, recalls, safety notices, building practices, codes, or official recommendations change.
Minor Editorial Edit
Spelling, grammar, formatting, punctuation, broken links, and readability issues may be corrected without a public notice.
Correction Notices
When an error materially changes an article’s conclusion, safety guidance, cost context, or repair recommendation, we may add an editor’s note explaining that the page was corrected or updated.
Minor edits that do not change the meaning generally do not require a separate notice.
Removal Requests
Content is not normally removed solely because a person, manufacturer, retailer, contractor, or organization disagrees with an editorial conclusion.
Removal may be considered when content creates a legitimate copyright, privacy, legal, safety, duplication, or serious accuracy concern.
No Guaranteed Outcome
Submitting a request does not guarantee that the requested change will be made.
Decisions are based on available evidence, safety, relevance, context, and our editorial standards.