Privacy Policy

Calling is the whole intake

Bloomfield Township Water Damage Restoration runs on one contact channel: the number printed in the header of every page, (248) 555-0106. Dial it and our dispatcher picks up.

During that call, our dispatcher notes your callback number, where the job sits, and whatever you choose to say about the damage. A crew gets scheduled and an estimate gets built from those few facts.

If a call is ever recorded, you hear that at the very start of it, before you say a word about the job.

Standard logging on the server side

Like most websites, ours sits behind a host that writes an ordinary access log for each visit: the visiting IP, the browser in use, which page got loaded, and a timestamp.

Nobody on our staff mines that log for sales leads. We keep it to catch outages and abuse.

No cookies, no pixels, no trackers

Open this site today and nothing drops a cookie, pings an analytics vendor, or loads a tracking pixel from somewhere else. Even the type and the pictures ship from our own server, not a stranger's network.

A future version of the site might add one of those tools. If it ever does, this paragraph gets rewritten first.

Where the few facts go

What a caller tells us turns into a dispatch ticket, a written estimate, and a job file your insurer can request later if a claim is in motion.

That same file guards the business side of things: it keeps someone from inventing a job we never touched and billing for it.

Hands that touch a job file

An insurer or an adjuster sees a job file only once you point us toward them or the claim itself calls for it. A subcontractor brought onto a job sees only the piece of the file their work needs.

A subpoena or another legal demand can pull a file loose from us too. We do not sell a customer's information to a marketer.

Keeping records around

A job file sticks around for as long as ordinary business and insurance practice calls for, in general terms rather than a fixed number of years. A tax rule, a pending claim, or a court matter can stretch that further.

Guarding what we hold

Job files sit on equipment we manage ourselves, and only staff with a reason to open a file can reach it. No safeguard is perfect, so we keep narrowing who has access and watching for weak points.

Seeing, fixing, or erasing your file

Phone (248) 555-0106 if you want to know what a job file on your property contains, want a detail in it fixed, or want it erased outright. We grant that, except for the slice of a file the law or an insurance requirement forces us to retain.

What shows up on a search engine

A Google search, a map app, or a directory listing may surface our business name, our number, and Bloomfield Township. Those platforms belong to other companies, and each one sets its own ranking and display rules.

Not built for young children

Everything here is aimed at a property owner deciding on a restoration job, not at a child. Nobody under the age of 13 is a part of our intended audience, and we do not set out to gather anything from a caller that young.

Stepping off onto another site

A map widget, a review platform, or some other outside page might sit one click away from here. Whatever happens on that page, including how it treats your information, is governed by its own rules once you have clicked through.

When this page gets rewritten

Our practices can shift, and this page shifts along with them. Check the date near the top; it marks the last rewrite.

Reach us

(248) 555-0106 answers questions about this page or about a job file tied to your property.