Keep the conversation
focused on your home.
This notice explains the information used by VinylSidingInstallers.ca, a HAUSE website. Updated November 5, 2026.
When you send an enquiry
We use your name, email, optional phone, town, province and project details to respond, assess the request and coordinate relevant follow-up. If you select the attachment option, your saved planning brief and finish shortlist are included. The enquiry also includes the page, referring page and available campaign identifiers, including first and current visits stored in this browser session. Information is processed through HAUSE’s lead intake and customer relationship tools. Internal notification services may alert the team.
Your planner and finish shortlist
Saved plans and finish choices stay in this browser’s local storage. They are sent with an enquiry only when the attachment option is selected. Downloaded files remain under your control. Clear the saved project below or use your browser’s site-data controls. Clearing local data does not delete a previously submitted enquiry.
Ask HAUSE
The assistant receives the conversation and the current page context to answer siding and project questions. Conversations may be processed by the assistant’s service providers. Do not share payment details, sensitive documents or street addresses. A chat answer does not confirm a product specification, installer availability, price or booking. Contact details you choose to provide for follow-up may be routed to the HAUSE team.
Requests about your information
Use the enquiry form and state whether you would like access, a correction or deletion. We may need to verify the request and retain information required for an active project or other applicable obligations. We do not use this form as an opt-in to unrelated marketing.
Illustrations and external links
Architectural imagery is generated to explain design directions. It is not evidence of completed installations, product stock or certifications. External product and authority resources have their own privacy practices.