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Cookie Policy

What cookies we use, why, and how to control them.

Last updated: 2026-08-10

What Are Cookies?

Cookies are small text files that websites store on your device. They serve a number of legitimate purposes including remembering preferences, keeping forms working across pages, and helping us measure how the site performs.

Our Approach

We keep cookies to a minimum. This site sets the cookies strictly necessary to operate, and loads Google Analytics 4 together with Google Ads and Meta advertising-measurement tags so we can see which pages and ads actually lead to enquiries. We serve customers in North and South Carolina and do not currently present a cookie consent banner. Every cookie described below can be blocked or deleted through your browser at any time, and we explain how at the bottom of this page.

Cookies We Use

Strictly Necessary (always on)

  • session: Maintains form state during a single visit (e.g., remembering your contact form entries if you navigate away). Cleared when you close your browser.

Analytics

  • _ga, _ga_*: Google Analytics 4 cookies used to measure aggregated, de-identified site traffic. 13-month expiration.

Advertising measurement

We use Google Ads conversion tracking and the Meta pixel to understand which advertising brings us enquiries. These are measurement tools; we do not sell or share your personal information, and we do not build or sell advertising audiences from this site. You can block these cookies through your browser settings, and you can also limit ad personalisation directly with Google and Meta.

Changing Your Preferences

You can clear or block the cookies this site sets at any time through your browser settings, using the browser-specific instructions below. Blocking analytics and advertising cookies does not affect your ability to browse the site or submit a form.

Browser-Level Controls

Most browsers also let you block or delete cookies through their settings. Doing so may break some functionality on this and other websites. Browser-specific instructions:

Do Not Track

Some browsers send a “Do Not Track” (DNT) signal. There is no agreed industry standard for responding to DNT, and this site does not currently change its behaviour based on it. To stop analytics and advertising cookies, use your browser's cookie controls as described above.

Questions

For questions about this Cookie Policy, email [email protected].