Cookie policy

What a cookie is

A cookie is a small file a site stores in your browser so it can remember something between visits. Some are needed for the site to work at all, and others are optional. You can clear or block them in your browser settings at any time without losing access to the information on this site.

How we use them

We set nothing that measures you. The site runs without advertising or analytics cookies, and there is no anonymous traffic count, because we do not run a measurement tool at all. What the browser stores, if anything, is only what a page strictly needs, and no cookie here follows you around other websites or builds an advertising profile.

• Only strictly necessary storage, if any
• No analytics or traffic counting
• No advertising tracking of any kind

Third parties

If a page embeds a map, a font service or a form handler, that provider may set its own cookie under its own policy. We keep such embeds to a minimum. Blocking them through your browser may change how a page looks but will not stop you from contacting us.

Managing cookies

Your browser lets you view, delete and block cookies. Removing the ones this site sets will not damage anything important — the site will simply forget small preferences. If you want a clean slate, clear them, and only what a page genuinely needs will be set again.

A note on advertising

We do not run an ad network and we do not sell attention, so there is no cookie here whose only job is to profile you. What the site stores is small and functional. When you use the quote form, the details you type go to us to answer your request, and not into a pool of data to be resold. If that ever changes, this page changes with it, in the same plain language.

Questions about cookies

If you want to know what a specific cookie on this site does, ask and we will explain it in plain terms rather than point at a policy. Most visitors never need to think about them at all, because what we set is limited and functional. If you block everything, the site still works for reading and for contacting us. That is deliberate, and it keeps the choice about privacy in your hands instead of ours.