Portable Steel Buildings · ALL STEEL PORTABLES INC.
Last updated: August 31, 2026
This Privacy Policy explains how ALL STEEL PORTABLES INC. collects, uses, shares, and protects information when you visit this website or contact our team about portable steel buildings, storage containers, custom fabrication work, delivery services, or rental and lease programs. The website and the services presented on it are developed and operated by the developer AllSteel, and the company responsible for them is ALL STEEL PORTABLES INC., located at 1152 W 2550 S, Logan - 84321-6499, United States (US).
We publish this policy so that you can decide, with clear facts in front of you, what information you choose to share with us. This document describes the categories of information we gather, the reasons we gather them, the parties with whom they may be shared, the safeguards applied to them, and the rights you hold over them. Reading it takes a few minutes, and we believe those minutes are well spent.
If any part of this policy is unclear, or if you want to exercise any right described here, contact us at order@allsteel.lat or by phone at +18542682597. Our team answers policy questions with the same directness that our estimators bring to pricing questions.
This policy applies to information collected through this website, through the contact form on the site, through electronic mail sent to our addresses, and through telephone calls placed to our published numbers in connection with our products and services. It also applies to information collected in person at our yard when that information is stored in our electronic systems.
This policy does not apply to the practices of third parties that we do not own, control, or manage, including carriers, hosting providers, analytics providers, or any external websites linked from our pages. When you leave this site, the privacy practices of the destination govern your visit, and we encourage you to read them.
The policy also does not create contractual obligations beyond those described in our Terms of Service, and it does not limit our obligations under applicable law where those obligations are broader. Where local law grants you stronger rights than this policy describes, we honor the stronger rights for visitors subject to that law.
We collect two broad categories of information. The first is information you give us directly, such as your name, electronic mail address, telephone number, company name, job site address, delivery instructions, and the details of the units you ask us to quote or build. The second is technical information collected automatically as you move through the site, such as your internet protocol address, browser type, device type, and the pages you view.
We do not collect sensitive categories of personal data through this website, and we ask you not to send us government identification numbers, financial account numbers, medical information, or similar sensitive material unless we specifically request it in writing for a particular order. If such material reaches us unintentionally, we handle it under our strictest internal handling rules and delete it when the related purpose ends.
The full picture of what we collect depends on how you interact with us. A visitor who only reads our service pages generates technical logs and nothing more. A customer who orders a custom unit naturally generates a deeper record, because fabrication, delivery, and warranty support all require accurate details that we must keep on file.
When you complete the contact form on this website, we receive the name, electronic mail address, subject line, and message content that you enter. When you request a quotation, we collect the project details you volunteer, including footprints, feature lists, site conditions, and target dates. When you place an order, we collect billing details, delivery addresses, site access notes, and purchase order references as needed to perform the work.
Telephone calls may generate written summaries stored in our order records, and electronic mail correspondence is retained in our mail systems alongside the orders it concerns. We treat all of this as business information provided for a defined purpose: to quote accurately, build correctly, deliver on time, and support the unit afterwards.
You are never required to provide more information than the task demands. If a field on a form is optional, skipping it does not block your request. If you prefer to give minimum details by telephone instead of using the form, that path works equally well, and the same internal safeguards apply to the record we create from the call.
Like nearly every website on the internet, our servers record technical details about each visit. These details typically include your internet protocol address, the type and version of your browser, your operating system, the referring page, the pages you request, the time and duration of your visit, and error information if a page fails to load. We use this information to keep the site available, to diagnose faults, to understand which content is useful, and to detect abuse.
This technical information is not used to build advertising profiles, and we do not sell it. It is aggregated wherever practical, and individual records are reviewed by people only when a fault, a security event, or a support request makes that review necessary.
Because technical records are collected by default across the web, a visitor cannot browse this site with zero technical traces; that is a property of how the network functions rather than a choice we make. What we control is how long those traces are kept and who may look at them, and both matters are addressed in the retention and security sections of this policy.
We use the information described above for the following purposes: to respond to inquiries and prepare quotations; to perform the orders you place, including fabrication, delivery, placement, and warranty service; to coordinate logistics with carriers and site contacts; to keep business records required by tax, accounting, and commercial law; to protect the security and integrity of this website and our yard systems; to improve the clarity and usefulness of our content; and to send service messages related to orders you actually place.
We do not use your information for automated decisions that produce legal effects concerning you. Human beings read quotations, approve orders, and resolve disputes here. Where software assists, for example by routing a message to the right estimator, it only sorts; it does not decide.
We also do not combine information collected on this site with information bought from data brokers, and we do not enrich your profile from external sources. The record we hold about you is the record our own work with you created, which keeps it accurate, relevant, and easy for you to review and correct.
Where data protection law requires a legal basis for processing, we rely on the following. Performance of a contract covers information needed to quote, sell, deliver, and support the units you order. Legitimate interests covers site security, fault diagnosis, aggregate analytics, and ordinary business record keeping, always balanced against your rights and expectations. Consent covers any optional communications where consent is required, and you may withdraw that consent at any time. Legal obligation covers records that tax, commercial, or safety law obliges us to keep.
If we ever need to process information for a new purpose that falls outside these bases, we will explain the purpose and the basis before processing begins, and we will seek consent where the law requires it. We do not engage in silent repurposing of data collected for one matter into unrelated uses.
Visitors from jurisdictions with specific statutory frameworks, including framework regimes that classify processing by category, should know that our processing is limited to the operational purposes listed throughout this policy, and that no profiling for advertising takes place on this site.
We measure site performance so that we can keep pages fast, fix broken paths, and write content that answers real questions. Measurement is aggregate: it tells us how many visits a page received, how long readers stayed, and which links were followed, without telling us who any individual reader is or what that reader does elsewhere on the internet.
Where an analytics tool is used, its configuration excludes advertising features and cross-site tracking, and its data is retained for the shortest window that still supports month-over-month comparison. Server logs, which remain under our direct control, are rotated on the schedule described in the retention section.
You can defeat analytics entirely with standard browser tools, including tracking protection modes and content blockers, and the site will continue to work normally. We prefer a smaller but honest measurement set over a complete profile built from surveillance techniques, and our configuration reflects that preference.
The providers we rely on fall into a small number of groups: infrastructure providers who host this website and keep it reachable; communication providers who carry our electronic mail and telephone traffic; logistics partners who move finished units from our yard to your site; and administrative tools used for scheduling, accounting, and records. Each provider receives only the information its task requires.
We select providers for reliability and for contractual commitments to confidentiality and data protection. Our agreements with them require that they process data only on our documented instructions, that they secure it with appropriate measures, that their staff access it only on a need-to-know basis, and that they delete or return it when the engagement ends.
We do not permit providers to use your information for their own marketing, and we do not permit them to combine it with data from other clients for profiling purposes. When a provider suffers an incident that affects data we entrusted to it, we treat the matter as our own incident, and the notification rules in our security practices apply.
We keep information only as long as the purpose for which it was collected requires it, plus any period that law or prudent business practice demands. Quotation records, including contact details and site notes, are kept for approximately twenty-four months so that we can follow up on parked projects; after that they are deleted unless a project restarts. Server logs and technical records are rotated on a cycle of approximately twelve months.
Order records, delivery documents, warranty registrations, and related commercial correspondence are kept for the period required by tax and commercial record keeping rules applicable to our jurisdiction, which in practice means several years after the last activity on the account. Marketing consent records are kept for as long as the consent is active and for a short proof period afterwards.
When a retention period ends, records are deleted securely or anonymized so that they no longer relate to an identifiable person. Backup copies are overwritten on the normal backup cycle, which may extend the physical life of a copy for a short window, during which the copy is inaccessible to normal operations and remains protected by the same safeguards as the live record.
We protect information with a combination of technical, physical, and organizational measures. Technical measures include encrypted connections for data in transit, access controls on systems that store customer records, and restricted administrative credentials. Physical measures include a yard and office environment where records are not left accessible to visitors. Organizational measures include limiting access to staff whose work requires it and training staff to recognize suspicious requests for information.
No method of transmission or storage is completely secure, and we do not pretend otherwise. What we commit to is diligence: we apply protections proportionate to the sensitivity of the data, we review them when threats change, and we fix weaknesses when we find them.
If a security incident ever affects your information in a way that the law requires us to report, we will notify you and the competent authorities within the timeframes and in the forms the applicable law prescribes, and we will describe the incident plainly, including what happened, what data was involved, and what we are doing in response.
Our company operates in the United States, and this website is served from infrastructure located there. If you visit this site from another country, your information will be transferred to, stored in, and processed in the United States, where data protection laws may differ from those of your home jurisdiction.
Where transfers of personal data to us are subject to formal transfer safeguards under the law of your jurisdiction, we rely on the appropriate mechanism available for the transfer, such as consent given by you when you submit a request to us, or contractual clauses adopted with our processors where those instruments apply.
By using this site or submitting information to us, visitors outside the United States acknowledge this transfer and storage arrangement. If your jurisdiction grants you a right to object to such transfers, you may exercise it through the contact channel in the Contact Us section, and we will explain what service limitations an objection may entail, since some functions cannot be delivered without the transfer.
You hold real rights over your information, and exercising them is straightforward. You may request access to the personal data we hold about you. You may request correction of data that is inaccurate or incomplete. You may request deletion of data that we are not obliged to keep by law. You may object to processing based on legitimate interests, and you may withdraw consent for optional processing at any time. You may request a portable copy of data you provided to us, where the law grants that right.
To exercise any right, write to order@allsteel.lat or call +18542682597, or send a letter to 1152 W 2550 S, Logan - 84321-6499, United States (US). Describe the request in plain words; no special form or legal language is needed. We verify identity where necessary to protect your record from disclosure to strangers, and we respond within the period required by applicable law, which in most frameworks is thirty days.
We do not charge a fee for reasonable requests, and we do not refuse a request merely because an account is closed or an order is finished. If we must decline part of a request, for example where a tax law requires us to retain an invoice, we explain exactly which part, which rule requires it, and when the record will be deleted.
This website is a business site for buyers, managers, and crews of portable steel buildings. It is not directed to children, and we do not knowingly collect personal information from children under the age of thirteen, or under the higher age set by the law of your jurisdiction.
If you are a parent or guardian and believe a child has provided us with personal information, contact us at order@allsteel.lat or +18542682597. When we confirm that a child has submitted information through this site, we delete that information promptly, except where retention is required by law, and we take steps to prevent a repeat submission through the same channel.
Because our products, pricing, and services are designed for commercial and industrial customers, nothing on this site is structured to appeal to children, and our forms ask for business details that a child has no reason to provide. This section exists to state the rule clearly, not because we expect the situation to arise.
Our pages may link to external resources that we find useful, such as standards bodies, supplier pages, or public records. When you follow a link to an external site, this policy stops at the boundary of our domain, and the privacy practices of the destination take over.
We choose link targets with care and favor established organizations, but we cannot control the content, the security, or the privacy practices of sites we do not operate. We encourage you to review the privacy policy of any external site before providing it with information, and to apply the same caution you would apply anywhere else on the web.
If you ever find that a link from our site leads somewhere inappropriate, or that an external site misrepresents any association with us, please tell us at order@allsteel.lat so that we can remove the link and, where warranted, alert the party involved.
Our primary communications are operational: quotes you asked for, order updates, delivery confirmations, and warranty documents. We do not run large advertising campaigns, and we do not add inquirers to mailing lists without a clear basis.
Where we do send optional communications, for example a note to a past customer about a new standard model that fits their line of work, the message is relevant to the relationship, identifies us plainly, and offers a direct way to opt out. Every opt-out request is honored promptly and recorded so that the preference sticks across systems.
You will never be required to accept marketing in order to buy from us, and declining marketing does not reduce the level of service, warranty support, or pricing you receive. The business relationship runs on the operational messages, not on the optional ones.
We may update this Privacy Policy as our practices, our tools, or the law changes. When we do, we change the last updated date at the top of this page and, for material changes that affect your rights, we present the revised policy prominently on the site before it takes effect.
The version posted on this page is the version in force. Older versions are available on request, so that you can compare what changed and when. We do not apply a new version retroactively to information collected under an older version in a way that reduces your protections.
Continued use of the site after a revision takes effect means you accept the revised policy. If a revision troubles you, contact us before continuing use; in many cases a question resolves the concern, and in others we can explain options that avoid the changed practice.
Questions about this policy, requests to exercise your rights, and reports of concerns all reach the same place. Write to order@allsteel.lat, call +18542682597 during business hours, or send mail to ALL STEEL PORTABLES INC., 1152 W 2550 S, Logan - 84321-6499, United States (US).
Our team handles privacy questions with the same discipline that it applies to fabrication tolerances: plainly, promptly, and without excuses. Thank you for reading this policy and for the trust that your visit represents.