Confidentiality

The Panelboard Group operates under strict confidentiality protocols. When a client shares project details, budget information, or facility specifications with us, that information remains private. We do not share client names, project scopes, electrical system configurations, or financial terms with anyone—other than the contractors we explicitly recommend to that client.

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Professional teams maintain the security standards electrical systems require.

This confidentiality commitment is not a courtesy; it is a professional obligation. Electrical system details can reveal security vulnerabilities, business scale, or equipment investments that require protection. Budget information shapes competitive negotiations. Project timelines affect business operations. We treat all of this as sensitive.

The Key Figures

Our data retention policy is minimal by design. We retain only the information necessary to fulfill the recommendation and follow up on its success. We do not build marketing databases. We do not sell contact information. We do not retain electrical system details beyond the scope of the current project engagement.

When a project is complete and the client relationship concludes, information retention switches to archive-only—accessible only if the client requests it or if legal requirements demand it. Our systems are protected against unauthorized access with encryption, access controls, and regular security audits.

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Professional systems require professional security. Our practices reflect that standard.

Next Step

If you have specific confidentiality concerns or need to know exactly how your information will be handled, contact us. We will discuss your requirements in detail and confirm our protocols before you share any project information. Transparency about data practices builds the trust that recommendations require.

Common Sticking Points

Will you tell other contractors about my project?
No. We do not share project details across contractors. If you ask for multiple recommendations, each contractor remains unaware of the others being considered.
How long do you keep my information?
We retain active project information for one year after completion. Historical records are archived and retained for seven years to satisfy potential audit or legal requirements. After that period, data is securely deleted.
Can I request my data be deleted earlier?
Yes. Submit a written request and we will delete all project information except what legal compliance requires us to retain. We will confirm deletion in writing.
Is my electrical system information protected?
System specifications, diagrams, load calculations, and upgrade plans are treated as sensitive security-related information. They are encrypted at rest and in transit, accessible only to staff who need them to evaluate contractors, and deleted once the project completes.