Foundation Repair Fayetteville NC runs foundationrepairfayetteville.com for homeowners in Fayetteville, NC and the Gray's Creek area of Cumberland County, plus Sanford, Dunn, St. Pauls and Pinehurst. Below, in plain words, is what the site gathers from you, the reason, the one place it goes and when it is erased. We are not the business that works on foundations.

Information you give us. On the estimate form: your name, how you prefer to be reached, where the home is and a short description of what you have seen. On the contact form: your name, a way for us to answer and your question. We have no need for sensitive data and do not collect it. Please keep things like card numbers, bank details, medical facts and passwords out of every box.

One recipient, no others. An estimate request is passed to one independent local foundation contractor and nowhere else. No advertiser, list broker or second company receives a copy. The contractor may use your details only to get in touch about the home you described; from that point, its own privacy practices cover them, and you are welcome to ask what those are. Contact-form questions are kept by us and go no further.

Storage and deletion. No phone number is listed anywhere on this site, which means every detail we hold arrived through a form. Our hosting provider stores each request for one purpose: getting it to the contractor. It is deleted automatically 90 days after it arrives.

Not for sale. We do not sell personal data. We also do not rent it, trade it or give it to anyone for marketing.

Server records. Our hosting service may keep short-lived technical logs, for example an IP address, the browser in use and which pages loaded, to protect the site and keep it running.

What you can ask for. Ask us to show you what we hold, to fix a mistake in it, or to erase it sooner than 90 days. Send that through the contact form with "About the website" as the opening words. The site is meant for adults, and we do not knowingly take information from anyone under 13.

Revisions. A new effective date at the top marks any change. North Carolina law governs this policy.