Privacy Policy
Updated October 5, 2026
Information you send us
When you request an estimate or contact JP, you may provide your name, email address, phone number, property town and project details. Please avoid sending sensitive personal information through the website.
How inquiry information is used
JP uses the information you provide to respond to your inquiry, discuss the requested work and manage related communications. Website submissions are stored in the site’s administration area and may be delivered through our email service.
Website operation and security
Our hosting and website services may process technical information such as an IP address, browser details, request time and security logs to operate the site, detect abuse and troubleshoot problems. Form protection is used to reduce automated spam.
Cookies and third-party services
We use Google Analytics to understand visits and improve this website. Optional analytics cookies are disabled until you allow them. You can reject optional cookies or reopen Cookie settings to change your choice. When analytics storage is denied, Google Consent Mode may send limited cookieless measurements. Google processes this usage information under its privacy policy. We do not use this setup for personalized advertising. Essential website and security functions remain available when optional cookies are rejected. Website fonts and animation resources may be delivered by external providers. Links to external services lead to websites with their own privacy policies.
Access and retention
Inquiry information is available to people who help JP operate the business and its website, and to service providers needed for hosting and communications. Information is kept for as long as needed to handle the inquiry, maintain relevant business records or meet applicable requirements.
Your choices
You may call or email instead of using the form. To ask about information you have provided, request a correction or ask for deletion, contact jpexcavationandlandscape@gmail.com. Any request will be considered alongside recordkeeping and other applicable obligations.