About Sell Restoration Data to AI
This site is run by people who read restoration software agreements, buyers' pages and privacy and copyright law through their own document reader, keep a copy of each page they cite, and answer every enquiry themselves.
The reason for this site
A restoration archive mixes the firm's own work, homeowners' private spaces and the insurer's claim. Reading the software terms beside the law shows which part a firm can license.
Who will find it useful
Owners and managers of water, fire and mould restoration firms with years of documented losses, including firms that are closing, for sale or joining a franchise.
On these pages
A quote form built around one question, "sell restoration data to ai",, usable on the page without an account; 3 supporting guides; cited figures (the table and its method) and every source those figures come from.
- Can a restoration company sell its job records and damage photos?: Can a restoration company sell its job records and damage photos? Who owns the photos, what comes out of them, and what restoration software terms keep.
- Who owns the damage photos a restoration company takes?: Who owns the damage photos a restoration company takes: copyright in a photograph, the technician, the employer, and the homeowner whose home is in the frame.
- Water damage restoration business for sale: the records question: Water damage restoration business for sale? What happens to the job archive, who licenses a firm's records without buying the firm, and what the new owner can use.
What we leave out
- We never rate a software vendor, an insurer or a buyer; each row is the document's sentence and our one-word reading.
- We never ask for a photo, a claim number or a homeowner's name through the form.
- We never send an enquiry to a vendor or buyer listed on this site.
Responsible for this site
Joseph Ellul-Turner, Director.
How to reach us
For anything about the site, see Contact or email enquiries@sellrestorationdatatoai.com. Our Terms and Privacy pages set out the legal detail.
No restoration software vendor, insurer or buyer paid to appear here, none was told it was being read, and nothing on this site is an affiliate link. This site gives information on published documents and the law; it is not legal advice on a firm's own contracts, and no claim file or photo passes through it. How this site is paid: if a firm licenses records to a buyer this site introduced, our fee is 12.5% of the deal, with a minimum, when we act as the firm's exclusive agent, or 10% with a minimum when its records join a bundle or the pool, agreed in writing beforehand; any fee a buyer pays us is credited back to the firm.