Privacy essentials

Version of January 2026

The five fields, counted

Sending the quote form hands us five items: your ZIP, the symptom picked off the list, plus name, phone and the vent note when you added one. The written contact page swaps the phone for an email and a message body. Web servers being web servers, an IP plus a browser signature also settle into the logs, whose only chore there is sorting people from bots.

The single purpose

Booking your visit, drafting your quote, answering what you actually asked. The list stops at three. No selling, no renting, no list-swapping, no feeding of ad platforms, ever.

Eyes on it

Three pairs: the scheduler who calls, the tech who pulls up at your curb, and the machines that keep this site alive, which answer to confidentiality clauses of their own. Data brokers do not appear in this paragraph because they do not appear anywhere in our process.

Shelf life

Your file lasts the length of the job plus whatever period bookkeeping law insists on. One email to contact@dryer-vent-duct-cleaning-usa.com shreds it sooner, and nobody will argue with you about it.

Cookies and the sleeping map

Advertising cookies: zero. The forms may set one plain session cookie so they can do their job. The embedded map lies dormant until it scrolls into view or gets clicked awake; from that point onward the map company answers for its own data habits under its own policy.

Your side of the ledger

Seeing what we hold, correcting it or deleting it takes a plain email to contact@dryer-vent-duct-cleaning-usa.com. No portal, no identity theater, no waiting room.