ACCURACY MATTERS · LAST REVIEWED JULY 28, 2026

Corrections policy.

Cost data changes and mistakes can happen. We make it straightforward to report, investigate and correct material errors.

Report an issue

Send the page URL, the statement or figure you believe is incorrect, and a reliable supporting source through our contact form or to info@homecostgrid.com.

Our review

We compare reports with primary or authoritative sources, inspect the calculation configuration or content record involved and check whether related pages share the same issue. Commercial requests do not receive special treatment.

What happens next

Material errors are corrected promptly. A correction note is added when the change could alter a reader's understanding, comparison or decision. When a change affects a calculator model, we update its version or review date, retest the calculation logic and check related outputs. Minor spelling, grammar or formatting fixes may be made without a notice.

What a correction notice includes

Where appropriate, the notice states what changed, when it changed and why. It does not silently replace a material conclusion while preserving an outdated review date.

New data is not always an error

A later government release, retailer price or local program change may make older information stale without making the original publication false. Those updates are handled under the re-review triggers in our Review Policy.

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