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Privacy and your concrete project information.

You can read guides and use browser-local planning tools without giving contact details. When a contact, upload or saved-plan feature is offered, its actual handling and recipient must be explained before you use it.

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Planning inputs and local use

Basic tool inputs such as shapes and choices can be used in your current browser session. Do not include sensitive information in a public share URL. Optional on-device remembering, when offered, should have a clear reset and expiry.

A browser result is not a received project request. Starting a calculator or opening a phone/text handler does not prove that a person or system received your information.

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Requests and recipient transparency

A request feature must identify who receives the details and what follow-up is being requested. Required contact information should match your chosen contact method rather than collecting every possible field.

The site should distinguish durable receipt, delivery to the intended destination, follow-up and a qualified project. Check the actual submission notice and status rather than assuming an appointment.

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Photos, recordings and conversations

An intake photo is private project information, not permission to place it in a public gallery. Public use requires separate permission and review. Avoid including people, plates or personal documents unnecessarily.

Any automated phone/text route must explain the actual operator, recording/transcription practice and follow-up. Consent for a service conversation is not blanket consent to unrelated promotion.

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Google Maps

The Google map on our contact page loads when you open it. Opening the map or a directions link connects to Google Maps, which handles map interactions under its own privacy policy.

Helpful resources

Google Privacy Policy

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Phone intake and project follow-up

Cedar Rapids Concrete operates the project phone line. Calls answered by our automated receptionist are recorded and transcribed, with agreement requested in the greeting. The private voice platform retains call information for review and requested service follow-up; it is not a public project gallery.

For a requested callback or project review, the receptionist can collect your name, confirmed callback number, optional email, project address, scope, measurements, budget constraints, timing and visit preferences. Share only what is needed for your inquiry. Recording agreement is separate from permission for service follow-up.

Call summaries and supplied project details are reported to our team’s Slack workspace for service follow-up review. Text messaging and automatic CRM forwarding are not currently enabled. A callback request is not a confirmed appointment or promised response time. Use the project phone line for questions about your information; do not place private details in public share links.

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