Last updated September 23, 2026

Privacy Policy

This policy explains the information BestDrywallRepairOC collects through this website and how it may be used when you request drywall help.

Information you provide

When you submit a form or email us, we may collect your name, phone number, optional email address, city or ZIP, project description, issue type, and any optional project photos you provide.

How information may be used

We may use submitted information to review and respond to your request, determine whether a contractor may be able to assist, communicate about the project, prevent misuse, and improve the website and lead-request process. Your project information may be shared with a contractor or service provider for the purpose of reviewing or responding to your request.

Website analytics

This website uses Google Analytics 4 and Microsoft Clarity to understand general website activity and improve the user experience. We configure lead forms to mask their contents from session-recording tools and do not intentionally send form-field values to analytics platforms.

Files and photos

Do not upload images containing people, identification, financial information, access credentials, or other sensitive content. Uploaded project photos may be stored and reviewed with the associated request.

Service providers

Website hosting, form processing, analytics, and communication providers may process information on our behalf as needed to provide their services.

Data choices

You may contact us to ask about information you submitted or request deletion, subject to reasonable verification and any retention required for security, legal, or operational purposes.

Security and retention

We use reasonable measures intended to protect submitted information, but no website or transmission method can guarantee absolute security. Information may be retained as long as reasonably needed for the purposes described above.

Contact

Questions about this policy can be sent to contact@bestdrywalloc.com.

Review note: This initial policy describes the intended Phase 1 data flow. It should be reviewed before publication if the final hosting, notification, contractor-sharing, or retention practices differ.