Privacy
This site collects
nothing at all
That is not a policy position so much as a technical fact: there is no server behind these pages, no analytics, no tracking pixel, no cookie and no font or script loaded from anywhere else on the internet.
What this demonstration does
Every page here is a plain file. The quote form does not submit; pressing the button runs a few lines of script on your own device and changes a sentence on the page. The chat panel in the corner is a script with the answers written into it in advance — it is not connected to anything, it does not learn, and what you type into it never leaves the browser tab.
There is no analytics package, no advertising tag, no session recording, no chat vendor, no embedded map and no web font. Nothing on these pages causes your browser to contact another server. If you open the developer tools and watch the network while you click around, you will see the pages, the one stylesheet, and nothing else.
What a real version of this page would have to say
A live roofing site collects a name, a phone number, an address and a description of a problem, because it cannot arrange a visit without them. A properly written policy on a real site would say who receives that (the owner), where it is stored, how long it is kept, that it is not sold or passed to lead brokers, how to ask for it to be deleted, and what happens if the customer is called or texted afterwards. It would name the actual email and message providers used, because those companies also hold the data.
It would also be honest about the third parties most contractor sites quietly load: analytics, an advertising pixel, a chat widget and a review carousel are four separate companies watching a homeowner read about a leak. If a site has them, the policy should name them.
Cookies
None are set by these pages.
Who this is really about
Halyard Roofing is not a real business. The address, the phone number, the job numbers, the prices and the report on the home page were written to demonstrate what a roofing company's website can look like. Nothing here is an offer of service and nobody is available at that phone number.
The site is an example built by Bots On Staff. Questions about the demonstration itself belong there.