Privacy
Privacy: what happens to your details
The only details this site collects are the ones you type into the quote form. I use them to reply to you.
The short version
This site sets no cookies of its own, and it has no advertising or social media trackers. I don’t sell your details and I don’t share them for anyone else’s marketing.
Who I am
I’m Blake, and Full View Window Cleaning is my business as a sole trader. I decide what happens to your details. To ask about your details, use the quote form and write "privacy" in the notes box. I’ll reply the way you tell me.
What the quote form collects
I need these to work out a quote and reply to you. The form also records which page of this site you sent the request from, so I can see which pages are useful.
Where your details go
Your request is saved in Notion, a tool I use to run the business. Cloudflare hosts this website, runs the quote form and carries out the spam check described below, so your request passes through Cloudflare on its way to me.
Both companies may process data outside the UK, including in the United States, under the legal safeguards they use for transfers.
Spam check and visit counts
The form has a spam check from Cloudflare, which looks at your IP address and basic details about your browser to tell people from bots. To limit repeat sends, a scrambled version of your IP address is held for a short time and is not saved with your request.
Cloudflare also counts visits to pages on its own servers, so I can see which pages are used. This does not put anything on your device.
Why I can use your details, and for how long
You asked for a quote, so I use your details to reply and to take the steps you asked for before any work is agreed. If you become a customer, I use them to carry out the work and to keep the records the law requires. I keep your details only as long as I need them for those purposes. If you want them deleted, ask me as described above.
Your rights
You can ask to see the details I hold about you, to have them corrected or deleted, and to object to how I use them. If you are not happy with how I have handled your details, you can complain to the Information Commission, the UK’s data protection regulator.
- Your name.
- The first line of your address and your postcode.
- How you’d like me to reply. You decide what to write in that box.
- Which windows you want done, outside, inside or both, and how often.
- Anything you put in the optional notes box.