Privacy policy.

This Privacy Policy is effective as of September 25, 2025.

Introduction

RBM Contracting, LLC respects and values the privacy of visitors to our website.  This policy describes how RBM Contracting, LLC handles and protects your personal information.

Information We Collect

RBM Contracting, LLC may collect the following types of personal information about our site visitors:

  • Name

  • Business title and contact information

How We Use Your Personal Information

RBM Contracting, LLC may use your personal information for any of the following purposes:

  • Management of business operations and administration of client relationships.

  • To inform you of marketing and promotional activities.

  • Improving the functionality, security and usability of RBM Contracting, LLC’s website.

Sharing of Your Personal Information

RBM Contracting, LLC will only share your personal information as necessary with:

  • Our subsidiaries, affiliates and joint venture partners;

  • Service providers that facilitate the administration of our website.

We may also disclose your personal information in the following circumstances:

If required to do so by law or legal process;

  • In response to requests by government agencies, such as law enforcement authorities;

  • To establish or defend our legal rights;

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  • In connection with the sale or transfer of all or a portion of our business, assets or stock.

Third Party Websites

This website may contain links to unaffiliated third parties, such as Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, You Tube and LinkedIn.  This Privacy Policy does not apply to such third-party sites.  When you click a link to visit a third-party website, you will be subject to their website’s privacy practices.

Do Not Track Signals

We do not respond to do not track signals.

Policy Changes


RBM Contracting, LLC may update this Privacy Policy from time to time, so please check back periodically.  When changes are made, RBM Contracting, LLC will post the current version on this site, and we will revise the version date located at the top of this page.  Any changes become effective when we post the revised Privacy Policy.

From what I can tell (looking at p. 3 of the directions), it appears as though we may not “need” and exterior header/ledger for the box rail as the clips (item B) look able to be moved accordingly.  We could position them over studs and then hang the box rail.  Studs “should” be 16” OC (on center) each side of the door frame.  

That said, we will still need to fur out the box rail to be flush with the existing door casing (approximately ¾” off the T1-11 siding) - The box rail is designed to hang the door with no less than 9/32” (a little more than ¼”) reveal.  So we’ll basically need to hang the door from (at least) a ¾” piece of material to ensure we clear the door casing.