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HyreFoundation wants foundation repair contributors who write from practice: licensed structural and geotechnical engineers, home inspectors, and repair professionals. We most need engineers willing to review structural and code claims. Pitch to hello@hyrefoundation.com.

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Who we are looking for

  • Licensed professional engineers (structural or geotechnical) to write or review.
  • Home inspectors who can explain what an inspection does and does not cover.
  • Repair and waterproofing professionals who can describe how work is really done.

What we publish

  • How a repair method works, and when it does not fit.
  • What a homeowner should measure, ask and keep.
  • Code and permit explainers with section references.

The rules

  • Every factual claim cites a primary source: a code, statute, agency or peer-reviewed paper.
  • No prices without the sourcing in our cost methodology.
  • No promotional links, no paid placement, no AI-written drafts passed off as yours.
  • Your credentials are verified before your name appears.

How to pitch

Email hello@hyrefoundation.com with your name, license or credential and state, two or three topic ideas, and a sample of past writing. Read the editorial policy first.

Questions people ask

Does HyreFoundation accept guest posts?
We accept contributions from people who do foundation work: licensed engineers, home inspectors and experienced repair professionals. We do not accept paid links or promotional posts.
Can I link to my company?
A contributor bio may name your firm. Links inside the article are to sources, not to your services.
Do you pay contributors?
Terms are agreed per piece before work starts. Ask when you pitch.
Do you need technical reviewers?
Yes. Licensed professional engineers who will review structural and code claims are the contributors we most need.

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