Cookie Policy

What are cookies

Cookies are small text files stored on your device. We also consider similar technologies (local storage) used for consent and security.

How we use them

We separate technologies into essential, analytics, functional, and advertising. Today only essential cookies are set: they keep the site secure (for example the token that protects the quote form and online checkout) and remember any cookie choices you make. Optional categories are rejected as easily as they are accepted and are never preselected.

Cookieless analytics

We measure how the site is used with a privacy-preserving analytics service that sets no cookies and stores no persistent identifiers. It counts page views, referrers, and clicks on contact buttons in aggregate; the visitor's IP address is used only to derive a country and is not retained. Because nothing is stored on your device and no cross-site profile is built, this measurement does not require consent. When enabled, the provider is listed on the Subprocessors page.

Consent

Because only essential technologies are in use, no consent banner is shown. If we ever add an optional technology such as analytics cookies, functional cookies, or advertising tags, the banner returns automatically and nothing optional loads before you make a choice. You can review or change your choices at any time on Cookie Preferences. Choices are stored in your browser for 12 months together with the policy version and a timestamp; we do not keep a server-side consent log.

Inventory

Only technologies actually deployed are listed in the on-site inventory table on the Cookie Policy page. Template cookies that are not deployed are not claimed as active.

Managing cookies

You may also control cookies in your browser settings. Blocking essential cookies may prevent the quote form and online checkout from working.

Change notification

We may update this policy to reflect legal, operational, or service changes. Material changes will be communicated on this page or through another appropriate notice. Where required by law or contract, we will provide additional notice. Where affirmative consent or a contractual amendment is required, continued use alone will not replace that process.

Each version carries its own number and effective date. Previous versions are available on request.