Privacy Policy for Florida Roof Services

What this page covers

Until the online request form opens, the details you give me by phone or text are handled exactly as this page describes for the form: used to call you back about your request, never sold, and removed when you ask.

This page explains, in plain language, what happens to the details you type into the request form on this website. It covers what the form asks for, why it asks, who sees it, and how you can ask for your details to be removed.

When this page says Timothy Parks, I, me or my, it means the person who runs this business and answers the phone.

This page is a description of what the form does. It is not a contract, and it is not a legal opinion. If anything here is unclear, ask when you are called back.

What the request form asks for

The Request a quote form asks for a small number of things:

• Your name.
• Your mobile phone number.
• Your property address, meaning the place where the inspection would take place.
• Your email address, so written details about your request can reach you.
• A consent box, which you tick if you agree to be contacted about your request.

That is all the form asks for. It does not ask for a payment card, a bank account, a date of birth or any government number, and you should not type anything like that into it.

What the form records without asking

Honesty requires me to mention a few things that happen behind the scenes. When you send the form, a few extra details travel with your request, and you did not type them.

• Which audience the page was written for. A short internal label that says what kind of page the form was on.
• The consent record. The version number of the consent wording and a fingerprint of the exact words you saw, so there is a record of what you agreed to.
• The time. The moment the form was loaded, which helps tell a real person from an automated program.
• The address of the page you came from and any tags in the link. If you reached the form from a link that carries campaign tags, those tags are saved, along with the page you were on before. This helps me understand which pages people find useful.
• Your internet address and browser type. The server notes the IP address your request came from and the browser it used. That is how I catch repeated junk from one source, and the address is kept with your request.
• A hidden trap field. A box that people cannot see and that automated programs often fill in. If it is filled, the request is treated as spam.

None of these is used to build a profile of you, and none of them is sold. They exist so that the form works, so that your consent can be shown and so that junk can be filtered out.

Why the form asks for each item

Each piece has one job.

• Your name lets me greet you properly when I call back.
• Your mobile phone number is how I reach you. The call back is the point of the form.
• Your property address tells me where the inspection is. Florida is a long state, so the address decides whether a visit fits your timeline, and the price depends on the property and the travel.
• Your email address lets me send written details, such as what I found and what the work would involve.
• The consent box records that you agreed to be contacted.

If you would prefer not to share something, you may leave the form alone and use the contact details on the contact page instead.

How I use your details

I use what you send to call you back about the report you asked about. On that call, I will talk through your situation with you, explain what the price depends on, and agree on next steps if you want to go ahead.

Sending the form does not book a visit, take a payment or commit you to anything. It only starts a conversation.

Your details are used for that purpose: replying to your request. They are not used to build a profile of you, and I do not use the form to ask for anything unrelated to the work.

The consent box

The form includes a consent box. Ticking it tells me you agree to be contacted about your request by phone, by text message to your mobile number and by email, including with automated technology.

The box is there so your agreement is clear and recorded. It is not ticked for you in advance. If you do not tick it, you are choosing not to be contacted through the form.

Agreeing to be contacted is not a requirement to buy anything. Asking for a visit does not oblige you to hire me, and you can say no at any point.

No sale of your information

Your information is not sold. The details you send through the form are not offered to other businesses, advertisers or list-sellers, and they are not traded for anything.

The only purpose is the one above: so I can get back in touch about your request.

Communication and consent

By submitting the request form and ticking the consent box, you agree that Timothy Parks may contact you about your request by phone, text message (SMS) and email, including with automated technology. Message and data rates may apply. Agreeing is not a condition of any purchase or service.

You can opt out at any time. Reply STOP to any text message, or call (407) 383-9118 and ask to be removed, and the contact stops. These communications are handled in line with the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) and applicable state communication laws, including Florida's.

Your contact details are not sold, shared or handed to third parties for their marketing.

How to ask for removal

You can ask me to remove your details at any time. Contact details are on the contact page. When you ask, say your name and the phone number, email or property address you used so the right request can be found.

• Tell me you want your details removed.
• Mention the name, phone number or email you used on the form.
• Say whether you also want contact to stop, which is the usual reason people ask.

I will take your request seriously and tell you what has been done. If you are not sure whether your request has been handled, ask again and a reply will follow.

Looking at or correcting what you sent

If you made a typing mistake in your phone number or address, or you want to know what you sent, you can ask me. Send a short message through the contact page or mention it on the call. The simplest fix is usually to tell me the correct detail so that it replaces the wrong one.

What this site does not do

To keep expectations clear, here is what the request form does not do:

• It does not take payments.
• It does not book or schedule a visit by itself.
• It does not promise a price, because no price is shown on this site.
• It does not ask for sensitive personal numbers.
• It does not sign you up for anything beyond the call back about your request.

If a page on this site ever asked for more than the items listed above, it would not be following this page.

Keeping your details safe

I treat what you send with care. Details are used only for answering your request. The form does one simple thing: it gathers the details listed on this page, including the few it records without asking, so a callback can happen.

You can help by double-checking what you type, by not including extra personal information in any open text box, and by contacting me if you think something has been sent to the wrong place.

How long do I keep your details?

A request record, meaning the details you sent and the consent record that travelled with it, is kept for 24 months from the day it arrives. That covers the time a roof question usually takes to turn into a job, a follow-up inspection, or nothing at all. After 24 months it is removed in the ordinary course, unless a job came of it and the record is part of that job's paperwork, or you asked for removal sooner.

Nothing here claims a legal rule sets that number. It is the period I have chosen so that I can answer a follow-up call without asking you to start again, and so that details are not kept just because nobody deleted them.

What do the analytics tools record?

This site is set up to use two measurement tools: Google Analytics 4 and Microsoft Clarity. Google Analytics counts visits and which pages were read. Clarity records how a page was used, including scrolling, clicks and mouse movement, in the form of a session replay. Both are configured to leave out anything typed into a form field.

Both tools set cookies or similar identifiers in your browser. You can stop them with a browser setting, a content blocker, or Google's own opt-out add-on, and every page of this site still works with them blocked.

Neither tool is used to decide anything about you, and nothing from them is sold.

Visiting the site without sending a form

You can read every page on this site without giving any information. Reading a page does not require a form, and nothing on the page asks you to hand over details unless you choose to send a request. Start on the home page or read about Timothy Parks.

Changes to this page

If the form changes, for example by asking for something new, this page will be updated to match. If the way I use your details changes in a way that matters to you, this page should say so. When in doubt, ask me and I will tell you directly.

How to reach me about privacy

Questions about this page, requests to correct or remove your details, or a request that contact stop: call (407) 383-9118, email timothyp@tproco.com, or use the contact page. The business is run from Clermont, Florida; a mailing address is given on request when you call.

Your trust matters here, and your personal information is handled with care and respect. Thank you for reading.

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