Cookie Policy

What Are Cookies?

Cookies are small text files placed on your device when you visit a website. They are widely used to make websites work efficiently and provide reporting information.

How We Use Cookies

The technologies active on a page depend on the feature being used and the integrations currently configured.

• Necessary and functional technologies. Support sign-in, account security, payments, cookie choices, language preferences, and temporary feature settings. Blocking them may prevent the requested feature from working.
• Limited first-party measurement. On eligible public pages, a basic event may include the requested pathname and a masked network address. When optional analytics is declined, this event does not include a persistent visitor identifier, page title, referrer, campaign tags, detailed device context, or interaction activity.
• First-party lead attribution. Whatever your cookie choices, this browser's own storage (not a cookie) keeps a note of how you found us: the campaign tags and ad click identifiers in the link you arrived on, the address of the website that sent you (not the page), your first page and when you viewed it, your number of visits, and which of our quote buttons you used. It is sent to us only with a quote request you submit, and clearing this site's data removes it. See the Privacy Policy.
• Optional analytics. After you accept optional analytics, first-party analytics and Google Analytics, when configured, may help us understand visits and interactions on eligible public pages.
• Optional marketing. Meta Pixel, when configured, may receive a page-view event on an eligible public page only after you accept optional marketing.

Third-Party Cookies

Third-party services may set or read their own technologies:

• Stripe for payment and fraud-prevention features
• Google Analytics for optional site analytics, when configured
• Meta Pixel for an optional page-view event, when configured

Each provider has its own privacy and cookie notice. Optional Google Analytics and Meta Pixel are not loaded on account, staff, payment, signing, proposal, estimate, review, preference, or other identifier-bearing service routes.

Managing Cookies

Use the cookie banner to accept or decline each optional category. Select Cookie choices on any public page to review or change that decision later. You can also block or delete cookies through browser settings.

Declining optional technologies does not prevent basic public-site use. Blocking necessary technologies can prevent sign-in, payments, or other requested features.

Global Privacy Control

When the site receives a supported Global Privacy Control signal, we treat it as a decline of optional analytics and marketing technologies for that browser. The signal takes precedence over an earlier optional acceptance. Necessary features, limited first-party measurement and first-party lead attribution may continue as described above.

Related Policies

See our Privacy Policy for how we handle personal data and our Do Not Sell My Personal Information page for California residents' rights.

Read the detailed Cookie Policy for representative technologies, provider links, and consent-record information.