Terms of Use

• DryRoute does not perform water removal, drying, cleanup, repair or any other restoration work.
• Providers are independent local providers, who are expected to hold any licenses their area requires. They are not DryRoute employees, agents or partners.
• Providers pay DryRoute for referrals. See our advertising disclosure.

• A provider will be available in your area at any given time.
• A provider will answer, call back or come to your property within any particular time.
• Any work will produce a particular result, cost or insurance outcome.

Coverage depends on your ZIP code and on providers in the network, and it can change without notice.

Check your insurance policy, talk to your insurer and rely on a qualified professional who has inspected your property.

If you are in danger, smell gas or see an electrical hazard, leave the area and call 911 or your utility company.

• The provider alone is responsible for inspections, work quality, safety, scheduling, permits, licensing, insurance and pricing.
• DryRoute does not set, review or approve prices and is not a party to your contract.
• Any dispute about work, billing or damage is between you and the provider.

We encourage you to ask providers about their credentials, insurance and pricing before work begins, and to get agreements in writing.

• Make false, prank or automated calls to DryRoute numbers.
• Copy, scrape or resell site content without permission.
• Interfere with the site’s security or operation.
• Use the site or our numbers for any unlawful purpose.

• Any work performed, or not performed, by a provider.
• Property damage, mold, personal injury or losses related to water damage.
• Indirect, incidental, special, consequential or punitive damages.
• Lost profits, data or insurance benefits.

If DryRoute is found liable for anything, our total liability will not exceed one hundred US dollars. Some states do not allow certain limits, so parts of this section may not apply to you.