Contact and Corrections

Use the editorial contact form below, or email localcatalystai@gmail.com, to send a correction or report a website issue. The form confirms when our email provider accepts your message for delivery. Equipment service, incentive applications, and emergencies need the appropriate contacts described on this page.

Prepare a useful correction report

If you find a factual or calculation error, keep the page address and the exact statement or input combination. Include the source that supports the correction and its relevant date. For equipment details, give the model rather than a brand alone.

A useful report contains:

• The page address and the heading or sentence involved.
• The proposed correction in plain language.
• A primary source link, relevant manual page, or program document.
• The equipment model, tax year, program jurisdiction, or calculator inputs when relevant.
• Whether the issue concerns a safety statement, an expired incentive, a broken link, or another factual error.

Keep personal account numbers, payment information, and unrelated household details out of a report. The editorial policy explains our evidence standards, and methodology describes tool assumptions that may account for an apparent difference.

Equipment and warranty service

For a malfunctioning heater, contact a qualified local service provider or the manufacturer using the contact information supplied with your equipment. This website is an information reference and does not schedule repairs or handle warranty claims.

Use repair guidance to organize safe observations, and installer guidance to evaluate a service provider. Keep the installation invoice, serial number, and warranty terms available for the call.

Incentive questions

Contact the program administrator linked from the relevant rebate record for eligibility, funding, application timing, and payment status. A utility program depends on the actual service territory and account; a state name alone cannot settle those questions.

Emergencies

Do not wait for an editorial reply about gas odors, carbon-monoxide alarms, flooding near electricity, steam, or uncontrolled hot-water discharge. For a gas odor or carbon-monoxide alarm, immediately go outside and call emergency services; also contact the gas utility for a suspected gas leak. Stay out until responders permit reentry. For other hazards, keep clear and arrange urgent qualified help.

The CPSC carbon-monoxide alarm guidance explains evacuation and emergency response.