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Contact HyreYard

To reach HyreYard, email hello@hyreyard.com or call (866) 582-8523. We answer questions about the site, corrections, privacy requests and which kind of yard job you may need. We cannot visit a yard or send a crew, because HyreYard is not a landscaping company.

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A tree on a power line? Do not wait on an email. Stay away from it and call the utility. Call 911 if anyone is hurt.

If someone swallowed, inhaled or was splashed by a lawn chemical, call Poison Help at 1-800-222-1222, or 911.

How can I reach HyreYard?

Email

hello@hyreyard.com

Questions, corrections, press, partner and privacy requests. Say in the first line which one it is.

Phone

(866) 582-8523

One number serves every Hyre guide site, so say that you are calling about HyreYard. Nobody on it can send a crew.

Mailing address

6975 Union Park Avenue, Midvale, UT 84047, United States

For letters only. There is no office to visit.

About your yard

The landscaping inquiry form asks for the work, your zip code and what the ground does after rain in one pass, so we can reply without a round of questions.

Landscaping companies: read the page for landscaping companies first, then email hello@hyreyard.com.

What can HyreYard help with?

  • Which job you need. Lawn care, planting, paving, walls, drainage or tree work. The twelve landscaping services lay it out.
  • Reading a bid. What a complete bid lists: plant sizes, base depth, drainage and disposal. See what sets the price of landscaping.
  • Permits and rules. Wall heights, fence heights, tree permits and watering rules, with the local office that decides. Our permit study is a start.
  • Research, press and corrections. The source behind a figure, the data behind a study, or a fix to a page.

What can HyreYard not help with?

  • Seeing your yard. We cannot judge soil, grade or drainage from an email. A site visit settles it.
  • Emergencies. For a tree on a power line, call the utility. If anyone is hurt, call 911.
  • Pricing work. We price no jobs and publish no national average price.
  • Recommending a company. We publish no rankings and no reviews. How landscaping companies will be checked explains why.
  • Chemical advice. We recommend no product, rate or schedule. The label on the product is the law.
  • Paid placement. Guest posts, sponsored content and link offers get no reply.

What should I do before I write?

Photograph the yard, and the spots where water stands after heavy rain, with the date. Note roughly how big the area is and how a machine would reach it.

If you have a bid, send it as it is, not a summary. Reading a landscaping estimate shows the lines worth checking, and the landscaping FAQ answers other common questions.

HyreYard is an independent landscaping information site published at hyreyard.com. It is not a landscaping company.

Questions people ask

Can HyreYard send someone to look at my yard?
No. HyreYard is not a landscaping company and has no crews. For a site visit, call local landscaping companies directly. Our service guides help you judge what they propose.
A tree or limb is touching a power line. What should I do?
Stay away from it, keep everyone else away, and call the utility now. Call 911 if anyone is hurt. We cannot send anyone, and a tree company should not touch it before the utility says so. Tree service explains the rest.
Will you tell me what my project should cost?
No, because we have not seen the yard and publish no national average. We can read a bid you already have and point out the lines missing from it. Start with reading a landscaping estimate.
How do I report an error on the site?
Email hello@hyreyard.com with the page address and what you think is wrong. We give facts a source and a date so they can be checked. If a claim goes beyond its source, we fix it and say so.
How do I have my data deleted?
Email hello@hyreyard.com and say which details you mean. No reason is needed. We delete them and confirm when it is done. The privacy policy explains what we store and for how long.
Can I cite your research?
Yes, with credit and a link to the study. Each study on the research page names its dataset, retrieval date and method, so you can check the figures before you quote them.