The same discipline that governs the bench governs your data: collect only what the job needs, write down what happens to it, and never let it wander.
The booking form asks for a phone number, ZIP, street address, the machine and its symptom — the minimum an intake needs to plan a visit. Calling the workshop adds whatever you choose to tell us. That's the entire inventory; the site sets no advertising trackers and runs no analytics scripts that profile you.
Scheduling your visit, preparing the van, writing your figure and honoring your warranty. Job records stay in the workshop's books because warranties require history — nothing about that history is anyone else's business.
No selling, renting or trading of contact details; no marketing lists joined on your behalf; no promotional follow-up trailing a finished repair. The relationship resumes when you call next, not when a campaign fires.
Two outside services touch the site: Google Fonts, which serves the lettering, and the form relay that carries your booking to the workshop — each sees only the sliver its function requires. Beyond legal compulsion, nothing leaves.
Want your details struck once a job closes, or curious what this page leaves out? Ring (564) 221-8329 or write to 541 E Kellogg Rd, Bellingham, WA 98226. A plain answer comes inside the week.