Editorial Standards
How ProScore researches, writes, and reviews the content homeowners and AI engines rely on.
Who Writes ProScore Content
ProScore content is published under a single byline — the ProScore Editorial Team — rather than individual names, to keep editorial standards consistent across every guide and review. Our evaluations rest on documented data and methodology, not on personal opinion.
ProScore content is researched, analyzed, and written using primary data from our platform (16,420+ scored contractors across 11 categories), publicly available licensing records from Skilled Trades Ontario, HCRA, ESA, TSSA, and WSIB, and direct review of Ontario regulatory frameworks. Every claim is reviewed against source data before publication.
How We Source and Verify Information
- ·Government data sources are primary: ESA (Electrical Safety Authority), TSSA (Technical Standards & Safety Authority), HCRA (Home Construction Regulatory Authority), WSIB (Workplace Safety & Insurance Board), and BBB (Better Business Bureau).
- ·Pricing data in cost guides is researched from current Ontario market data and reviewed quarterly.
- ·Our methodology page describes how the ProScore Trust Index is calculated.
- ·All numeric claims are sourced; all opinion is clearly labeled.
Editorial Review Cycle
- ·Content is reviewed at every deploy. The “Updated [Month YYYY]” label on each guide reflects the most recent editorial review.
- ·Methodology updates are versioned (current: v4.1).
- ·Blog and learn articles are reviewed quarterly for accuracy against current Ontario market conditions.
Corrections and Updates
We correct factual errors as soon as they are identified. Notable corrections are noted in the page’s “Updated” date when published.
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Conflicts of Interest
ProScore offers paid memberships to contractors (Verified, Growth, Premium tiers). These memberships do not influence the ProScore Trust Index, which is calculated from public data sources and applied uniformly. The methodology page explains the scoring algorithm in full transparency.
ProScore does not accept payment for placement, paid reviews, inflated ratings, or “sponsored” inclusion in best-of lists. Trust Index calculations are uniform across paid and unpaid contractor profiles.
Last Reviewed
This page was last reviewed June 2026.
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