What happens to your details, in one table
Updated 1 November 2026
At a glance
| What is recorded | Why | Who receives it | Your choice |
|---|---|---|---|
| Visit data: IP address, browser, device, pages opened and when | Keeps the pages running and shows which ones lead to calls | The web host and analytics vendors | Turn on Global Privacy Control, or clear cookies |
| Call details: calling number, date, time, length, the page or listing behind the call | Counts calls and ties each to its source | The call-tracking vendor and the contractor who answers | Phone and ask for a look, erasure or an opt-out |
| Call recordings, on calls where they are made | Job records and quality checks | The contractor and the call-tracking vendor | A spoken notice opens a recorded call; hang up to decline |
| Whatever a caller chooses to say: name, address, the problem | Lets the contractor arrange a visit | The contractor who answers | Say only what you are comfortable sharing |
Landmark Roswell Water Damage Restoration, 1201 Bombay Ln, Roswell, GA 30076, connects homeowners with a local water damage contractor by phone. The pages have no forms, logins or email links, so details travel only when a caller speaks them.
Do the pages collect anything on their own?
Yes, the routine kind. The host of the pages logs each visit, and analytics or session-replay tools may set cookies that count visits and follow which pages lead to a phone call.
What a phone call leaves behind
A call-tracking service notes the calling number, the date and time, the length, and the page or listing that produced the call. A recorded call opens with a spoken notice. Whatever the caller shares, such as a name, a street address or details of the damage, goes to the contractor who answers.
Who gets to see it
Three groups. The local water damage contractor who answers is a separate business that pays Landmark Roswell Water Damage Restoration for connected calls. Vendors that supply phone lines, hosting and analytics see what their service handles, under contract. A public body gets records only when the law demands them. Details are never passed along to market unrelated products.
Selling, sharing and the opt-out signal
Some state privacy laws count it as a sale or a share when a call is passed to a contractor that pays for it. To keep things simple, the choices below are offered to everyone, wherever they live. A browser that sends the Global Privacy Control signal is read as an opt-out request.
Looking, erasing, stopping
Phone the number on the pages and say what you are after: a copy of what is on file, deletion, or a stop to sharing your details with a contractor who pays for calls. Replies go out within 45 days.
How long details stay
Call logs and job files are held while the work is active, for tax and bookkeeping needs, or where the law calls for it. After that, they are deleted or stripped of every detail that could identify a person.
Visitors under 16
Nothing here is aimed at anyone under 16, and details about children are not knowingly gathered.
If this wording changes, and how to reach the business
When this page changes, the new version replaces it and shows a fresh date at the top. Questions about privacy can go by phone to the number on the pages or by mail to 1201 Bombay Ln, Roswell, GA 30076.