Cookies Policy

Cookies are small text files a website stores in your browser. This site uses a small number of them. All of them are set by Google services: to measure how the site is used, to see whether our ads lead to estimate requests, and to show a map.

Cookies in use

Strictly necessary

None. The site's own code doesn't set any cookies, and the pages work with cookies turned off.

Analytics

We use Google Analytics 4 to see how many people visit, which pages they read, and how they found us. It sets a cookie named _ga and cookies whose names begin with _ga_. They store a random identifier, not your name, and can last up to two years.

Advertising

We run search ads with Google Ads. The Google tag that runs Google Analytics also sends page visits to our Google Ads account, so we can see whether our ads lead to estimate requests. It sets a cookie named _gcl_au on every visit and, if you arrive from one of our ads, a cookie named _gcl_aw that remembers the click. Both can last up to 90 days. The tag keeps a similar record, named _gcl_ls, in your browser's storage, and when you arrive from an ad Google may also set a cookie of its own to connect your visit to the ad.

Google Tag Manager loads the Google tag, which sends information to Google Analytics and Google Ads. Tag Manager doesn't set cookies of its own.

Embedded map

Our home, contact, and service areas pages show a Google Map. The map is loaded from Google, and Google may set its own cookies when it loads. Google's privacy policy covers them. The rest of each page works without the map.

These cookies aren't required

The analytics and advertising cookies aren't needed for the site to work. You can refuse or delete them, and every page and every form will still work.

How to control cookies

• In your browser. Every modern browser lets you block or delete cookies in its settings.
• Google Analytics. Google offers a browser add-on that stops Google Analytics on every site you visit.
• Google's ads. You can change how Google uses your information for ads in Google's Ads Settings. You can also opt out of interest-based ads from participating companies on the Network Advertising Initiative opt-out page.

Changes

If the cookies on this site change, we'll update this page and the date at the top.

Questions

Our Privacy Policy explains what information we collect and what we do with it. If you have a question about cookies, use our contact form, or call or email us using the details below.