Cookies
This page lists what this website stores on your device, what each item is for and how long it stays. Anything the site does not need in order to work is set only if you agree to it, and you can change that answer further down this page.
What a cookie is
A cookie is a small file a website asks your browser to keep, so that something can be remembered between one page and the next. Some are needed to make a site work at all. Others are there to count visits or to advertise, and those are the ones you get a say in. The same rules cover the other ways a site can store something on your device, which is why the answer you give below is described here even though it is not itself a cookie.
What the site needs to work
These pages are plain HTML with no accounts, no logging in and no basket, so there is no cookie the site needs in order to show you a page. Your browser keeps its own copy of images and stylesheets, as it does for any website, and that is not something we set or can read.
The one thing kept is your answer to the cookie question. It is held in your browser's own storage rather than in a cookie, so it never travels to us with a page request, and it is there so you are not asked again on every page. It stays until you clear your browsing data or change your answer below. This one does not ask permission, because it exists only to record the permission you were asked for.
Analytics
Counts visits and traffic sources with Google Analytics.
Google Analytics via Google Tag Manager. Counts visits, page views and traffic sources. Google Tag Manager loads the Analytics tag after you agree to Analytics. We do not enable Google advertising storage or personalisation through this choice. What they do with it
Marketing
Tracks visits and submitted enquiry details with HighLevel.
GoHighLevel. Records pages, traffic sources, device information and time on the site. It can capture details you submit through a form and link them to your visits in our HighLevel account. This does not sign you up for marketing messages. What they do with it
Local browser storage
Tab session storage
Change your answer
Turning something off here is as quick as turning it on was. Switching it off clears the cookies and browser storage listed above for that purpose. The page reloads to stop its tracking scripts. Withdrawal does not erase information already sent to Google or HighLevel. Contact us if you want to ask about deletion.
Your browser can do it too
Every browser can block cookies or clear the ones already stored, usually under privacy or site settings, and you can do that whether or not you use the controls above. Blocking everything will stop parts of many other websites from working, though it will not stop this one: nothing here needs a cookie to show you a page.
The enquiry form
If you agree to Marketing, HighLevel can capture the details you submit through the form and connect them to your visits. Rejecting Marketing keeps that tracking off. You can contact us by phone or email without agreeing to tracking. Our handling of enquiries is covered in our privacy notice.
If this changes
Anything added later that stores something on your device, or that counts your visit, does not run until you have agreed to it. You are asked before it is set rather than after, and this page describes what it is and how long it keeps before it goes live.
If you want to ask about any of this, email us at fandhconstruction25@outlook.com.