Corrections Policy
Last Reviewed & Updated: March 2026
1. Commitment to Factual Precision
At Lootpur, we strive for rigorous mathematical and regulatory accuracy across all our home repair cost models, insurance coverage explanations, and contractor bidding resources. When errors occur—whether due to an updated municipal building code cycle, revised federal energy tax credit guidelines, or a typographical calculation slip—we commit to correcting them promptly and transparently.
2. How to Report an Inaccuracy
We welcome scrutiny from homeowners, licensed trade contractors, structural engineers, and insurance professionals. If you identify a factual discrepancy or an outdated pricing figure, please report it to our editorial desk:
Please email us directly with:
- Article URL: The exact link to the guide on Lootpur.
- Specific Claim: The paragraph, calculation table row, or statement you believe is inaccurate.
- Authoritative Reference: A link or citation to a primary source (e.g., ICC building code section, DOE efficiency bulletin, state insurance department statute, or BLS wage report).
Send your correction report to: support@lootpur.in
3. Our Review & Resolution Workflow
- Intake & Triage (Within 24 Hours): Our editorial team logs the submission and acknowledges receipt to the submitter.
- Primary Source Re-Verification (Within 48 Hours): Author Madhu Sen reviews the original research notes and evaluates the submitted primary reference against our baseline datasets.
- Correction & Timestamping: If an error is verified, the article is updated immediately. We adjust the mathematical models and update the “Updated” timestamp on the article.
- Notification: We reply to the submitter detailing the corrective actions taken.
4. Typographical vs. Material Corrections
Minor typographical, punctuation, or grammatical corrections are updated directly. Material corrections that alter cost figures, legal insurance definitions, or life safety protocols include a transparent editorial correction note appended to the article.