Benchmark Drain & Sewer

BenchmarkDrain & SewerCasselberry FL · since 2011
Every call

The run, stamped at every foot — what is in your line, at what distance, under how many inches of ground, written down before anybody quotes a repair — including the line we would not sell you, printed at $0.00.

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Privacy

What this site does with what you type

The short version: nothing. This is a demonstration site and none of its forms send or store anything at all.

This site specifically

Benchmark Drain & Sewer is an invented company. Every form and every chat window on this site is a demonstration of how a real one behaves. Nothing typed into them leaves your browser, nothing is transmitted to a server, and nothing is stored. There is no analytics script, no advertising pixel, no embedded third-party content and no cookie set by this site.

The pages also make no external requests of any kind — no hosted fonts, no content delivery network, no remote images. Everything the site needs is served from the same place the pages are.

What a real version of this page would say

On a site built for a real drain company, this page states what the contact form collects (a name, a phone number, an address and a description of the problem), what it is used for (arranging and performing the visit), how long it is kept, who else sees it — the scheduling and invoicing systems the business actually uses, named — and how to ask for it to be deleted. It names the business, gives a postal address and a working email, and gives a date it was last changed.

It also says plainly whether the business texts you, and how to stop it. A phone number given so somebody could come and open a drain is not consent to be marketed to for three years.

Messages and photographs

A real version would also cover the photographs customers send — of the water on the floor, of the cleanout, of the thing that came back out of the pipe — where they are stored, who can see them, and the fact that they are not used in advertising unless the customer is asked and says yes in a way that can be shown afterwards.