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Cookie
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Purpose
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Browser scope
First-party cookie on roofreplacementlongbeach.com
Observed browser expiry
Approximately 400 days in the checked Edge browser
Cookie and Tracking Notice
Last updated: October 18, 2026
RoofReplacementLongBeach.com uses Google Analytics and website technologies to deliver pages, understand visits, and support its roofing inquiry process. This notice explains the cookies and tracking involved, the choices available through your browser, and how to ask a privacy question.
The website is an informational roofing resource for Long Beach homeowners. It does not personally inspect roofs, provide contractor estimates, or perform roofing work. Read this notice together with our Privacy Policy.
What Happens When You Visit
Google Analytics is active.
Its tag loads when pages open and Analytics cookies can be set before you make a consent choice.
There is currently no on-page cookie preference panel in the browsing experience described here.
Browser controls and the options below can help you manage tracking.
Your roofing inquiry goes to the website owner.
It is not forwarded to a roofing provider under the current Contact-form process.
Cookie controls and inquiry permission are separate.
Providing your email for a roofing reply is not a newsletter subscription or permission for an undisclosed provider marketing program.
Cookies, Tags, and Technical Requests
Three Different Parts of a Website Visit
Cookies
Information stored in your browser
Tags and scripts
Code that can send requests
Technical requests
Information exchanged when a page loads
A cookie is information stored in your browser. Some cookies identify a browser or help a service maintain session information. A tag or script is code that runs on a webpage; it can send information even when no cookie is stored.
When you request a page, the website’s hosting and delivery systems receive technical information such as the requested URL, IP address, time, and browser details. Hosting, form, and security systems can use this information to deliver the site, operate forms, diagnose problems, and respond to misuse. Those technical requests are different from optional Analytics cookies.
Blocking cookies alone does not necessarily stop scripts, network requests, or server logs. Private browsing also does not make a visit invisible to the website or third-party services loaded on a page.
Google Analytics on This Website
Google Analytics is installed through Site Kit by Google. It helps measure website visits and interaction with content. The information involved can include browser identifiers, session information, page URLs and titles, referral information, device and browser details, and activity such as page views or scrolling.
Google measurement loads when pages open. The current setup does not wait for a choice in an on-site consent banner before starting Analytics. Google’s explanation of information received from websites using its services describes its processing and related choices.
Analytics Cookies Observed on This Website
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Cookie
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Purpose
Maintains Analytics session information for this website’s property
Browser scope
First-party cookie on roofreplacementlongbeach.com
Observed browser expiry
Approximately 400 days in the checked Edge browser
These cookies were observed on the homepage and Privacy Policy page. Their actual duration can vary with browser restrictions, deletion, subsequent visits, and configuration changes. This is not a complete inventory of every cookie that might appear in a logged-in session, on every page, or after every interaction. Google explains the cookie types and configurable durations in its Analytics cookie guidance.
Measurement Features and Google Settings
Enhanced measurement is currently enabled for page views, scrolling, outbound clicks, site searches, form interactions, video engagement, and file downloads. Site Kit’s plugin conversion tracking is also enabled. An enabled feature does not mean that every type of event occurs on every page or that a form event confirms an inquiry was delivered.
Google Signals and user-provided data collection are off. No Google Ads account is linked to this Analytics property. Ads personalization is nevertheless allowed in the property’s settings. That permission is separate from whether an advertising campaign or remarketing program is operating.
The Analytics account also permits Google access for modeling contributions and business insights, technical support, and business recommendations. The separate Google products and services sharing option is off. These settings should not be read as a promise that Analytics information never leaves the website or is used only by the website owner.
Website Fonts and Other Services
The website loads font resources from Google-hosted services. A font request is separate from a Google Analytics event and can involve technical connection information. Blocking Analytics does not necessarily stop other Google-hosted resources from loading.
The website uses WordPress and SureForms for its Contact form, along with hosting and email services. Those services support the inquiry process and are distinct from a roofing provider receiving your inquiry. If you follow an external link, the destination website may use its own cookies and information practices.
Roofing Inquiries, Marketing, and Calls
The current Contact form sends roofing inquiries to the website owner. Email is the reply method described with the form. An optional phone number does not request a callback or text message. Sending a question does not subscribe you to a newsletter.
Provider call routing, call tracking, and provider call recording are future plans rather than an active provider inquiry channel described by this notice. The website owner does not record calls. Information about an independent provider’s future call handling would need to be presented with that channel before visitors rely on it.
An inquiry does not guarantee a reply, service availability, a provider match, a quote, an inspection, or a project outcome. Use the Contact page for a general roofing question and the privacy email below for cookie or information-handling questions.
Choices Available Through Your Browser
You can use browser settings to review stored cookies, remove them, or restrict cookie use. Some browsers and extensions also offer controls that block scripts or tracking requests. These controls vary by browser and can affect website functions.
Google offers an Analytics opt-out browser add-on for supported browsers. It is designed to prevent Google Analytics JavaScript from sharing visit activity with Analytics; it does not stop every website request, every other measurement tool, or information you submit directly.
Clearing a cookie does not erase an inquiry, an email, or information already retained by Google. To ask about information associated with your roofing inquiry, use the privacy contact address and describe the relevant request without sending unnecessary sensitive information.
Global Privacy Control and Do Not Track
Global Privacy Control, often called GPC, is a browser signal for opting out of certain sales or sharing of personal information. Do Not Track is a different browser signal. Neither is the same as deleting cookies or blocking a script.
This notice does not promise that either signal stops the website’s current Analytics requests. Browser cookie settings alone should not be treated as an assurance that tracking requests are blocked. For information about GPC and California privacy rights, see the California Attorney General’s GPC guidance and the California privacy section of our Privacy Policy.
Cookie Expiry and Data Retention Are Different
A cookie’s browser expiry is different from the time information remains in Analytics reports or inquiry records. Removing a browser identifier does not automatically remove previously collected information.
The current Analytics settings retain detailed event data for two months and user data for fourteen months. Reset on new user activity is enabled, which can extend the user-identifier retention period when new activity occurs. These settings do not determine the retention of website form entries, emails, backups, or every Google dataset.
Standard aggregate Analytics reports are treated differently from detailed user and event records. Google’s data-retention guidance explains the scope of these controls. See our Privacy Policy for information about inquiry records and privacy requests.
Changes to This Notice
This notice may change as the website’s tools and information practices change. The date at the top identifies the version. Review the notice and any information presented with an inquiry or privacy choice before providing new information.
Ask a Cookie or Privacy Question
For questions about website measurement, cookies, browser preferences, or information connected to an inquiry, email roofreplacmentlbc-policy@gmail.com.
Explain what you want to understand or change. If the question concerns a previous inquiry, include its approximate date or the email address you used. Do not send passwords, identity documents, payment details, or private property-access information in your initial message.