# Privacy policy for puebloacrepair.com visitors

> Privacy policy for puebloacrepair.com: what visit information is counted, what happens to your details on a phone call, and how the embedded map works.

URL: https://puebloacrepair.com/privacy-policy/

# Privacy policy for puebloacrepair.com

## Who runs this site

puebloacrepair.com publishes homeowner reading about heating and cooling problems in Pueblo, plus a button that starts a phone call. The people behind it do no HVAC work themselves.

Pueblo AC Repair is run by Fieldstone Online.

If you have a question about this privacy policy, you can write to the site at its email address:

[mail@puebloacrepair.com](mailto:mail@puebloacrepair.com)

## What you type, and what you don't

Nothing on these pages asks you to enter personal details. There are no forms, no sign-ups, no logins and no newsletter. That means the pages never ask for your name, your email address or where you live.

If you write to the email address above, your message and your address reach the site's operator. That is the only way the site itself would receive personal details, and it is entirely your choice.

## Counting visits

The site may measure traffic with a small analytics tool that runs from the site's own domain and sets no cookies. It logs page views, the page that sent a visitor, and the kind of device used.

The tool does not build a profile of any person. It cannot tell the operator who you are, and it does not follow you to other websites. The totals only show which pages are being read, so the guides can be kept useful.

## What happens when you call

Tapping the call button hands the call to your phone's own calling service. That service carries it to a phone line run by a call-routing partner. The partner's line is a phone line that connects callers with licensed, insured independent contractors, and a connection depends on a contractor being available.

An automated prompt may ask for your ZIP code and the service you need. You answer it on your own phone, by voice or by keypad. Where a contractor is available, the line connects the call to that contractor.

Both the partner and any contractor reached on the call can see your phone number. They also hear whatever you say. Each of them has its own privacy practices, and those practices govern what they do with the information. The site does not control them, so this policy cannot describe them in full.

If you would rather not share your number or ZIP code, you can skip the call. The guides on the site are readable without it.

## Embedded maps from Google

Pages about a town carry an embedded Google Maps map. Your browser fetches that map from Google's servers while the page opens. The site does not host it.

Because of that, Google receives your IP address and may set cookies of its own. Google's privacy policy covers what it does with that data. A page with no map never makes that request to Google.

## Links, children and changes

Some pages point to other pages of this site, such as the [terms of use](/terms/) and the [explanation of how the site is paid](/disclosures/). A few guides may also point to outside websites. Those sites are run by others, and their privacy practices are theirs. Read what they say before you share anything there.

The site is written for homeowners and is not aimed at children. Kids are not the audience for the phone line, and the site does not knowingly gather information about them.

This policy can change when the site changes. The version published on the site at the time you read it is the one in effect.