Cookie Policy.

This page explains what cookies are, which ones our website uses, and how you can control them. In short: we keep cookies to the minimum, use one first-party call-tracking cookie (CallRail) to measure which marketing brings in phone calls, and run no advertising, web-analytics, or cross-site behavioral-tracking cookies.

Effective date: June 4, 2026.

What cookies are.

Cookies are small text files a website (or a third-party service it uses) stores in your browser. They can keep a site secure and working correctly, remember basic preferences, or — in the case of advertising and analytics cookies — track activity across pages and sites. This policy covers cookies and similar technologies such as local storage.

The cookies we use.

We use cookies sparingly. Most cookies you may encounter are strictly necessary ones set by our hosting and content-delivery provider to keep the site secure, reliable, and fast. We also use one marketing-attribution cookie from our call-tracking provider (CallRail). We do not use advertising, web-analytics, or cross-site tracking cookies, and we do not sell your information.

  • Strictly necessary (essential). Used by our host (Netlify) for core delivery, load balancing, and security. The site cannot function properly without these, so they do not require consent.
  • Functional. Used only to remember basic choices during a single visit (for example, keeping your place in the instant estimator). These are temporary and clear when you leave.
  • Marketing attribution (CallRail). Our call-tracking provider sets a first-party cookie that remembers which marketing source you arrived from, so we can tell which channels generate phone calls and show you a consistent number during your visit (a technique called dynamic number insertion). This is a non-essential cookie used only for our own attribution — not for advertising or cross-site tracking.
  • Analytics. None. We do not run Google Analytics or web-analytics cookies.
  • Advertising / cross-site tracking. None. We do not run the Meta (Facebook) Pixel, Google Ads, remarketing, or any cross-site behavioral-tracking technologies on this website.

Third-party services.

A few third-party services load on our pages to deliver content. They may receive your IP address as a normal part of serving that content, and some may set their own functional cookies. We do not control these cookies; please review each provider's own privacy and cookie notices.

  • Google Fonts — serves the typefaces used on the site. Receives the request and IP needed to deliver fonts; it does not place advertising cookies through our use.
  • CARTO / OpenStreetMap (via Leaflet from unpkg) — displays our interactive service-area map. Map tile and library providers may set functional cookies or log requests.
  • Netlify — hosts the website and processes quote/contact form submissions on our behalf; may set essential security and performance cookies.
  • CallRail — our call-tracking provider. Loads a small script that swaps the phone number shown to you based on how you reached us, and sets a first-party cookie to attribute phone calls to marketing channels. It may receive your IP address and on-site activity needed to provide call analytics; it does not build advertising profiles or track you across other websites.

What we don't do.

To be clear: this website does not use Google Analytics, the Meta/Facebook Pixel, advertising networks, remarketing, or any cross-site tracking. The one exception to "no measurement" is CallRail call tracking, described above, which we use only to learn which marketing channels generate phone calls. We do not build advertising profiles, and we do not sell or share your personal information for targeted advertising.

If this changes.

If we later run advertising or measurement for a promotion (for example, on a dedicated campaign landing page), those tools can set non-essential cookies. If and when that happens, we will update this policy and, where the law requires it, request your consent before any non-essential cookies are set.

How to control cookies.

You are always in control. You can block or delete cookies, or set your browser to warn you before accepting them — the site will continue to work with cookies disabled. Your browser's help pages explain how:

Many browsers also offer a "Do Not Track" or "Global Privacy Control" setting. Because we do not track visitors across sites, there is nothing to opt out of — but we honor these signals as a matter of practice.

More information.

For how we handle the personal information you share with us (such as quote requests), please see our Privacy Policy.

Contact us.

Questions about cookies or your privacy? Reach us at (360) 833-3410 or contact@pacificpeakmech.com, or by mail at 2312 NE 191st Ave, Vancouver, WA 98684. See our contact page for more ways to reach us.