Short answer
Email [email protected] and name the page, the sentence and your source. We review reports within 7 days. Errors that change a cost, legal rule, safety step or diagnosis are fixed first, dated on the page and listed in the log below. As of October 6, 2026, there are no corrections.
Key facts
How to report an error
Email [email protected]. To help us act fast, include:
- The page address.
- The sentence or number you think is wrong.
- What you think is correct, and a source if you have one. A code section, city page, standard or published paper is best.
- Whether you are a homeowner, contractor, engineer, inspector or official. This is optional and does not change how we treat the report.
We read every report. You do not need to be an expert to send one.
What we review first
| Priority | Type of error | Our target |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Safety steps, structural advice, legal or permit rules | Reviewed within 2 business days; fixed as soon as confirmed |
| 2 | Cost ranges, numbers, data table values | Reviewed within 7 days |
| 3 | Broken links, typos, unclear wording | Fixed in the next update cycle |
These are our policy targets. When a fix needs a new primary source, such as a city confirming a permit rule, we may add a note to the page while we wait.
Rules change often. San Antonio's foundation repair permit bulletin alone has been revised at least six times since 2010[2]. Reports of a changed rule are welcome.
How we mark a correction
- Substantive fix (a fact, number, rule or recommendation changes): we fix the page, add a dated note at the bottom saying what changed, update the "last reviewed" date and add an entry to the log below.
- Minor fix (typo, broken link, wording that does not change meaning): we fix it without a note.
- Disputed point (credible sources disagree): we show both positions with their sources, as our editorial policy requires[1].
We do not quietly delete a wrong claim without a note when readers may have relied on it.
What does not count as a correction
- Requests to remove accurate, sourced information because it is unwelcome.
- Requests from a company to be named, ranked or promoted. No contractors are listed yet, and listings cannot be bought. See how we rank.
- Differences of opinion on a repair method where we already present the options and their sources.
Corrections log
| Date | Page | What changed |
|---|---|---|
| No corrections as of October 6, 2026. |
Sources
- Editorial policy, topconcreteworkers.com. Accessed 2026-10-06.
- Information Bulletin 172: Residential and Commercial Foundation Repair Permits (rev. April 7, 2025), City of San Antonio, Development Services Department. Accessed 2026-10-06.