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Terms of Use

Effective date: October 31, 2026

FixMyHomeRight.com is general, educational information about home repair, maintenance and upgrades, run by Top Rank ROI LLC. By using the site you agree to these terms.

Who runs this site

FixMyHomeRight.com is owned and run by Top Rank ROI LLC (online only, serving readers nationwide).

Education only

Our guides are general information. They are not professional, engineering, legal or safety advice for your home, and reading them doesn’t create a professional relationship with us. Building codes, permit rules and contractor licensing differ by state, county and city. Check the official source we link, or ask a licensed professional, before you act. Electrical, gas, roof, structural and tree work can be dangerous; hire a qualified pro when a job calls for one.

No promised results

We don’t promise any result: energy or water savings, a repair outcome, a permit approval or a contractor’s work. Rules and product standards change; we date what we checked.

Our content

Text and images on this site are © Top Rank ROI LLC unless noted. Government material we quote belongs to its source. You may link to our pages and quote short parts with a link back. Please don’t copy whole pages.

We link to official sources and our sister sites, and in the future may link to products through clearly labeled paid links. We don’t control those sites and aren’t responsible for their content, prices or policies.

As is

The site is provided “as is” without warranties of any kind. To the extent the law allows, Top Rank ROI LLC isn’t liable for losses from using the site or relying on its content.

Governing law

These terms are governed by the laws of the State of California.

Changes and contact

We may update these terms and will change the effective date when we do. Questions: rolandoc@toprankroi.com or our contact form.

Education only: general information, not professional advice for your home. Building codes, permits and contractor licensing vary by state, county and city, and electrical, gas, roof, structural and tree work can be dangerous, so check the official source we link or hire a licensed professional before you act. We may earn money from ads and, in the future, paid links; our advice isn’t for sale.