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Cookie Policy

We use cookieless analytics by default, so there is no consent banner to click through. This page explains what that means and the one small thing we store on your device.

Last updated · 2026-07-22 Applies to · www.dhsplumbing.ca

Most websites open with a cookie banner because they load advertising and tracking cookies. This site does not, so there is nothing to consent to. Here is exactly how that works.

01Cookieless by default

Our analytics are cookieless. We use a privacy-first tool in the style of Plausible or Fathom that counts visits in aggregate without cookies, without following you across other websites, and without building a profile of you. We do not run advertising cookies or third-party tracking pixels.

02What that means in practice

  • No advertising cookies, and no retargeting you around the web after you leave.
  • No cross-site tracking, and no selling or sharing of your browsing for ads.
  • Analytics are aggregate numbers, such as how many people viewed a page, not a record tied to you.

03Local storage we do use

The site uses one small item of browser local storage, and only when you act. It is strictly for the experience, never for tracking.

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Set only if you dismiss the Dispatch chat greeting. It records that choice so the greeting does not pop up again for about thirty days. It stays on your device and is never sent to us.
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What you type into Dispatch lives only in your browser for the current visit. It is not saved to your device and not transmitted to us. Reloading the page clears it.

That is the entire list. We do not store a login, a theme setting, or your progress through the booking form on your device.

04Why there is no consent banner

Consent banners exist to ask permission for non-essential cookies, mostly for advertising. Because we do not set those, there is nothing to ask, and a banner would only be friction.

If this ever changes

If we ever add a heavier analytics tool such as Google Analytics 4, or any tool that sets non-essential cookies, we will add a consent banner at that time. It will default to declining non-essential cookies, and the reject option will be exactly as prominent as the accept option. Nothing that needs consent will load before you give it.

05Third-party requests

The site loads its typefaces from Google Fonts. That makes a request to Google's servers to fetch the fonts, but it does not set cookies on your device. Pages that show photographs may load those images from an image host, which likewise serves a file without setting a tracking cookie here.

If we ever embed a third-party tool that does set its own cookies, such as an outside booking widget, we will say so here and handle consent as described above.

06How to control storage

You are always in control of storage in your own browser. You can:

  • Clear site data for this site, which removes the one local-storage item described above.
  • Block or limit cookies and site storage in your browser settings.
  • Use private or incognito browsing, which discards site storage when you close the window.

Clearing storage will simply mean the chat greeting can appear again on your next visit. Nothing else on the site depends on it.

07Changes to this policy

If our use of cookies or local storage changes, we will update this page and change the date at the top. A change that introduces consent-required cookies will be announced plainly, not buried.

08How to reach us

Questions about cookies or storage, or how this relates to your data, are covered in the Privacy Policy. You can also reach us directly.

DHS Plumbing
Phone (916) 769-2116
Email privacy@dhsplumbing.ca

Last updated · 2026-07-22 See also the Privacy Policy.

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