Privacy

What we collect, and what happens to it

If you ask for a price

We ask for four things: what the job is, your ZIP code, a phone number and an email address. We use them to have somebody who works your area get you a price for your opening — a call, and the estimate in writing to the email. That is the only reason we ask for any of it.

The email is required because a phone number on its own is often a dead end. If we ring and you are up a ladder, there is nothing else we can do, and you get no price at all.

If nobody we work with covers your ZIP, we may pass your number to a garage door installer who does, or ring you back to say we cannot help. You will be told which. We do not sell your number or your email to a list, and we do not add you to a newsletter.

Ask us and we will delete it. There is no form for that — just say so on the phone.

If you only read

The size finder runs in your browser. Choosing a vehicle or a material sends none of your answers to us.

We do use Microsoft Clarity to see how the pages are used — which parts people read, where they get stuck, and a replay of the mouse and scrolling on a page. It sets a cookie so it can tell one visit from the next. It does not record what you type into the price form, and we do not use it to identify anybody. Microsoft’s terms are at privacy.microsoft.com.

We may show adverts on the guide pages. Advert networks, including Google, use cookies to choose what to show and may use what they already know about you from other sites. You can turn personalised advertising off at adssettings.google.com.

Prices on this site

Every figure is a guide range, not a quote and not an offer. Prices move. Always get a written quote before you commit to anything.