Privacy & Data Handling

Look, we get it - privacy policies usually read like some sleep-inducing legal doc written by robots. We're trying something different here. This privacy policy explains how Tavrix Adventure Architecture handles your personal information when you visit our site, reach out for a project, or just browse our work.

Been doing this since 2018, and we've always kept it simple: we only collect what we actually need, we don't sell your info to random third parties, and we're transparent about everything. If you've got questions after reading this, just give us a shout.

Stuff You Give Us Directly

When you fill out our contact form or shoot us an email about a potential project, we'll ask for things like:

• Your name and how to get back to you (email, phone)
• Company name if you're reaching out on behalf of one
• Project details, location preferences, timeline - basically whatever helps us understand what you're looking for
• Budget ballpark (doesn't have to be exact, we're not gonna hold you to it)

Technical Stuff That Happens Automatically

Like pretty much every website out there, we collect some technical info when you visit:

• Your IP address and general location (city/region level, not your exact address)
• What browser and device you're using
• Which pages you check out and how long you stick around
• Where you came from (like if you clicked a link from another site)
• Basic analytics stuff to help us improve the site

We're not doing anything sketchy with your data. Here's what we actually do with it:

We're pretty protective of your info, but there are a few situations where we might share it:

Project Partners

Sometimes we work with structural engineers, environmental consultants, or local contractors. If your project needs their expertise, we'll share relevant details with them - but only what's necessary for the work.

Service Providers

We use a few third-party tools to keep things running smoothly - email hosting, website analytics, project management software. These companies might process your data, but they're bound by their own privacy policies and can't use it for other purposes.

Legal Requirements

If we're legally required to disclose information (like a court order or regulatory request), we'll comply. We'll try to let you know if this happens, unless we're prohibited from doing so.

Yeah, we use cookies - not the chocolate chip kind, unfortunately. These are small files that help the website remember stuff about your visit.

You can disable cookies in your browser settings if you want, but heads up - some parts of the site might not work as smoothly.

Under Canadian privacy law (PIPEDA), you've got some solid rights when it comes to your personal info. Here's what you can do:

We take security seriously, even if we're not some massive corporation with unlimited resources. Here's what we do:

• SSL encryption on the website (that's the little lock icon in your browser)
• Secure servers with regular backups
• Limited access - only our core team can see client information
• Regular software updates to patch any vulnerabilities
• Strong passwords and two-factor authentication where possible

That said, nothing online is 100% secure. We do our best, but if you're sharing super sensitive information, maybe give us a call instead of emailing it.

We don't hoard data forever. Here's roughly how long we keep different types of information: