RUSTIEZ COMPANY LLC

Privacy Policy

Last revised on 3 September 2026

On this page

  1. Introduction
  2. Scope of the Policy
  3. Information We Collect
  4. How We Collect Information
  5. Cookies and Similar Tools
  6. How We Use Your Information
  7. Legal Basis for Processing
  8. When We Share Information
  9. Service Providers
  10. Data Retention
  11. Security of Your Information
  12. Privacy for Young Visitors
  13. Your Rights and Choices
  14. California Residents
  15. International Transfers
  16. External Links
  17. Changes to This Policy
  18. Contacting the Bay

This privacy policy describes the privacy practices of RUSTIEZ COMPANY LLC and was prepared in full by our development partner Rustiez. These pages explain the ways in which we gather data, the reasons we use it and the choices that belong to you.

1.Introduction

RUSTIEZ COMPANY LLC operates a rust and restoration bay from a garage at 670 W Josh Cir, Salt Lake City - 84123-5792, United States (US). We restore and protect steel bodywork, and we hold the same care for the trust that people place in us. Like a panel that is cleaned back to bare metal before it is repainted, we try to keep our handling of data honest and transparent so that every visitor and every customer can see exactly what happens to the information they hand over to us.

This policy applies whenever you visit our website, telephone our workshop, send an email to our address or ask us to carry out a repair. It describes the categories of personal information we may hold, the legal reasons we are allowed to process it, and the measures we take to protect it. We want you to read this document with the same attention you might give to a work order before you sign the bottom line, because your privacy matters as much to us as the integrity of the steel that passes through our doors.

2.Scope of the Policy

This policy covers personal information that relates to an identified or reasonably identifiable individual. Personal information can be as simple as a name, a telephone number or an email address, or it can be a technical record such as an internet protocol address that our servers note down when a page is requested. It can also be information that describes a vehicle belonging to you, because a registration number or a chassis record, combined with your contact details, can reveal who you are.

The policy covers information we handle in connection with the work of the garage. It does not cover data that is held entirely by a third party over whom we have no control, such as content you post on an external social network or records kept by your own employer or insurer. Where you follow a link away from our site, the rules of the destination service begin to apply and we encourage you to review those rules in the same way you would inspect the finish on a freshly repaired panel.

3.Information We Collect

We collect categories of information that fall naturally into a few broad groups.

  • Contact details. Your full name, postal address, telephone number and email address when you ask for a quote, book a slot or raise a query.
  • Vehicle details. The make and model of your car, its registration plate, its year, its colour and any notes you give about rust, dents, wear or planned restoration.
  • Correspondence. The content of messages, recorded call notes and service history we keep so that a repair is consistent across visits.
  • Technical usage data. The pages you open on our site, the date and time of your visit, the type of browser and device you use and the general region your connection comes from.
  • Payment references. We do not store card numbers ourselves, but a payment provider may pass us limited confirmation so we can match a payment to the correct job.

4.How We Collect Information

Most information comes directly from you. When you fill in a contact form, dial our workshop number or send an email, you choose what you share with us and we keep only what is reasonable for the task at hand. Some technical information is collected automatically by the software that serves our pages when your browser makes a request.

We may also receive information from a third party who acts on your behalf, such as a relative arranging a classic car restoration as a surprise, an insurance assessor directing a vehicle to our bay, or a towing service delivering a car for assessment. In those cases we treat the information with the same confidentiality and we rely on the person sending it to have the authority to do so.

5.Cookies and Similar Tools

Our website uses small text files known as cookies and similar technical markers to help the site work smoothly and to give us a picture of how it is used. A tiny file of letters and numbers is stored by your browser when you visit us, and that file is sent back on a later visit so the site can remember a preference or recognise a returning reader.

Essential cookies are needed for basic functions such as keeping a load balanced across servers or remembering whether you dismissed a notice. Analytics markers help us understand which sections people read most so we can keep the site useful. You are free to block or delete cookies through the settings of your own browser, and that choice will not stop you from reading our pages or telephoning the garage, though some convenience features may behave differently without them.

6.How We Use Your Information

We put the information we hold to work only for purposes that serve you or that keep our workshop running honestly. The main uses are set out below.

  • To answer a question or provide a written estimate for a repair.
  • To schedule a bay slot and to keep you informed about the progress of a job.
  • To keep accurate records of service work, parts and warranty notes.
  • To invoice for completed work and to resolve any billing question.
  • To send you updates where you have agreed to receive them.
  • To defend our legal rights when a dispute needs to be resolved.
  • To understand general traffic patterns so we can improve the website.

7.Legal Basis for Processing

Where the laws of a particular region require us to identify a legal ground for handling personal data, we rely on a sensible reason for each kind of use once you are inside its rule book.

  • Performance of a contract. We need your contact and vehicle details to carry out a request for a quote or to complete a repair you have commissioned.
  • Legitimate interests. We keep modest technical logs and service records to run a safe, efficient and lawful workshop, and we weigh those interests against your rights before we act.
  • Consent. Where we wish to send promotional messages or to place certain optional cookies, we ask you first and we honour your withdrawal of consent at any time.
  • Legal obligation. When a law, a court order or an authority compels us, we process what we must while keeping the disclosure as narrow as the law allows.

8.When We Share Information

We do not sell, rent or trade your personal information to any outside buyer. We share it only in narrow and defensible situations, and always at the smallest scale that the situation supports.

  • With service providers who help us run the business.
  • With our bank or a payment processor to settle an invoice.
  • With an assessor or insurer when you ask us to work under a claim.
  • With professional advisers when we need legal or accounting guidance.
  • With an authority when the law demands it or when we must protect a right.

9.Service Providers

We gather the help of a few outside companies to keep the garage and the website moving. A hosting firm holds the pages you read, an email service may deliver our messages, a payment gateway processes card transactions and an analytics tool helps us understand traffic. Each of these partners is given only the information it needs for its particular task, and we expect each of them to guard the data with reasonable safeguards of their own.

Where one of these firms is based in a country with privacy rules that differ from your own, we look for an approved transfer arrangement such as a contract with standard safeguards before we send any data across a border. We keep these arrangements under review so that the protection you expect continues to travel with your information.

10.Data Retention

We do not keep information for longer than the task that brought it to us reasonably requires. A simple email enquiry may be kept for a short period and then removed. A service record is stored for as long as the vehicle may return to our bay for warranty or follow-up work, and for any further period that tax or accounting law obliges us to keep it.

When the reason for holding data comes to an end, we delete it in a careful manner or we anonymise it so that it can no longer identify a particular person. Records that we are required to keep by law are stored for the specific duration that the law sets and no longer. Our retention periods are reviewed from time to time in the same spirit we review a chassis before we decide a panel has outlived its useful repair life.

11.Security of Your Information

Protecting your data is a responsibility we treat in the same way we treat the steel we weld. We use secure connections for data in transit, restrict access to systems to those who need it, apply sensible password controls and keep software patched against known weaknesses.

No method of electronic storage can be declared perfect, just as no panel can be declared immune to every future speck of corrosion. We work hard to protect the data we hold, yet we cannot promise that a determined attack will never break through. If an incident ever puts your personal information at serious risk, we will notify the people concerned and the relevant authorities within the time a law requires.

12.Privacy for Young Visitors

Our services are directed at adults who own, restore or maintain vehicles. We do not knowingly collect personal information from children, and our website is not designed to attract visitors who are still minors. If a child has provided us with personal details through a form, we ask that a parent or guardian get in touch with us so that we can remove the information promptly.

Because we operate in a country whose federal rules guard the online privacy of young users with particular strictness, we avoid any collection aimed at people below the age of thirteen. If we discover that we hold details belonging to such a young user, we delete the record without unreasonable delay and we take steps to stop it happening again.

13.Your Rights and Choices

Depending on where you live, the law may give you a set of rights over the personal information we hold about you. We list the most common of those rights here so you can see the full range of what is open to you.

  • The right to access. You may ask for a clear copy of the personal data we hold about you.
  • The right to correction. You may ask us to fix information that is wrong or out of date.
  • The right to erasure. You may ask us to delete your data where no legal duty keeps us holding it.
  • The right to restrict. You may ask us to pause certain processing while a query is being looked into.
  • The right to portability. You may ask for your data in a structured, readable form so that you can move it elsewhere.
  • The right to object. You may ask us to stop processing your data for marketing or for other legitimate-interest purposes.
  • The right to withdraw consent. Where we act on your consent, you may take that consent back at any moment.

To exercise any of these rights please use the contact details at the foot of this page. We will verify your identity by reasonable means before we act, and we will respond within the period that the applicable law allows.

14.California Residents

If you live in California, the state online privacy law grants you certain rights that extend beyond the general list above. You have the right to ask what categories of personal information we have collected about you in the last twelve months, to request that we delete information we hold about you, and to be told whether we sell or share your data for cross-context advertising.

RUSTIEZ COMPANY LLC does not sell your personal information and does not share it for advertising that follows you across other websites. You may, however, direct that we delete or stop using your data, and you may appoint an authorised agent to make a request on your behalf. We will never treat you differently because you chose to exercise one of these rights, any more than we would charge a fair weather driver a different rate because the sun happened to be out.

15.International Transfers

Our workshop is based in the United States, and the computer systems we rely on may store information in data centres located in a number of countries. If you send us information from outside the United States, your data may be processed in a country whose privacy protections differ from those where you live.

Where this happens we put reasonable safeguards in place, relying on recognised transfer mechanisms or on clear contracts with the firms we use, so that your information continues to enjoy an adequate level of protection wherever it is kept. The spirit of every rule remains the same, whatever border the data crosses: your information is handled carefully, used for the purpose you expected and released only when it truly needs to be.

16.External Links

Our website may carry links to outside services, such as an insurer, a parts supplier, a map service or a payment page. Once you leave our pages, this privacy policy no longer applies and the rules of the destination service take over. We pick the outside links we offer with care, but we cannot answer for the content or the privacy conduct of another company.

Before you hand personal details to a third party we recommend you glance at its own privacy notice, much as you would check the weld on a part sent from a supplier before you fit it to a customer car. A short reading of the small print can spare you a great deal of later surprise.

17.Changes to This Policy

The way any workshop works changes over time, and this policy may be revised to match. When we make a meaningful change we will place a fresh revision date at the top of this page, and for notable updates we may also flag the change on our home page so that you are not caught off guard.

Continued use of our website or our services after a revision takes effect counts as your acceptance of the updated policy, in the same way that rolling a repaired shell back onto the road is taken as acceptance that the work is complete. If you disagree with a revision you are free to stop using the site and to ask us about the data we hold.

18.Contacting the Bay

Questions, requests and concerns about this policy are always welcome at the garage. You can reach the team by email, by telephone or by post, and we will treat every enquiry seriously and answer it as promptly as the workbench allows.

If you believe that our handling of your data falls short of the law, you also have the right to raise a complaint with your local data protection authority. We would ask, however, that you give the workshop the first chance to put things right, for no dispute is ever best resolved behind a closed door before both sides have sat down to talk.

RUSTIEZ COMPANY LLC
670 W Josh Cir, Salt Lake City - 84123-5792, United States (US)
Email: prompt@redleafauto.buzz
Telephone: +16016892409

Prepared by Rustiez for RUSTIEZ COMPANY LLC. Thank you for reading this policy with care, and thank you for trusting our bay with your steel and with your privacy.

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