Privacy Policy

Integrity Design and Build Group · Last updated August 8, 2026

This is a plain-English summary of what we do with the information you share with us. We are a construction company, not a data company. We collect what we need to talk with you about your project, and nothing more.

What we collect

• Contact details you give us: name, phone, email.
• Project details you give us: property address or city, project type, budget range, timeline, and anything you write in a message.
• How you found us: the page you came from and campaign tags on the link you clicked, so we know which of our ads or listings work.

What we use it for

• Responding to your inquiry and discussing your project.
• Preparing estimates and proposals you asked for.
• Occasional follow-ups about the project you asked about. Reply or tell us "stop" any time and we will stop.

What we never do

• We do not sell your information.
• We do not share it with anyone except the service providers that run our website and store our records.
• We do not send marketing lists or newsletters you did not ask for.

Where it lives

Inquiry records are stored in a secured cloud database with access limited to our team. Estimates and project records are kept as business records for as long as we are required to keep them for legal, tax, and warranty purposes.

Your choices

You can ask us at any time to correct your information, stop contacting you, or delete your inquiry if we have no legal reason to keep it. Call (415) 805-6653 or email hello@integritydnb.com.

Cookies and tracking

This site does not use advertising cookies or third-party trackers, and it does not follow you across other websites.

We do count visits, using Vercel Web Analytics, and we measure how quickly pages load for real visitors, using Vercel Speed Insights. Between them they record the page visited, the country, the general type of device and browser, and page loading times. Neither sets cookies, stores an identifier on your device, or collects anything that identifies you personally. We use them to see which pages are useful and whether the site is fast enough, nothing else.

Fonts and a few page libraries load from standard content networks, which may see your IP address as part of serving those files.