Privacy
Updated · Florida Sinkhole Compaction Grouting desk
The form collects the answers you give, sends them to the firm that does this job, and does not sell the address book.
What the form collects
The callback form collects only what you type, plus the page you sent it from. Read the list before you press the button. If you do not want a line sent, leave it blank. The two yes or no answers are required because they decide whether the form may send at all.
- Whether the job is in Florida.
- Whether the job is deep compaction grouting to stabilize karst limestone under a residential foundation.
- The email address you enter.
- A phone number, only if you type one.
- Optional notes if you open them: a boring report, a depth to limestone, a water management district, what you see in the house, and a distance to surface water or a spring.
- The page path, so the firm knows whether you wrote from the home page or the service page.
Where that message goes
Your browser posts the form as JSON to the callback route on this site. The server then forwards the message by email to a geotechnical engineering firm or a specialized foundation stabilization contractor who works this Florida job. The inbox address is not printed on the site. This host does not publish a public email address, and the footer will not grow one.
If the forward fails, the card tells you to wait and try again. Do not switch to a mail app. There is no published mailbox to type into. The form is the path. Start from the home page if you need the questions again.
The address book is not sold
The email you type is used to call you back about this job. It is not sold. It is not rented. It is not added to a list for other trades, other states, or a commercial site you did not ask about. A no on the form does not get stored as a lead to shop around. The fields go away so you cannot send.
About names the same limit from the other side: who the desk is, what it refuses, and which firms receive an in-spec callback.
What this site does not collect
Do not put a payment card in the form. There is no card field, and there should not be one. Do not paste a password. Do not upload a file. There is no upload slot.
A hidden company-website field sits in the form as a trap for automated sends. Leave it empty. If it is filled, the message is dropped and is not forwarded.
This site does not run an advertising network and does not ask you to create an account. The pages you read are public. The message you send is the private part.
If you sent the wrong email
Send the form again with the email you actually read, and say in the optional note that the earlier address was wrong. The firm may see both messages. That is the correction path, because this host has no public mailbox you can write to instead.
If you included a phone number and you do not want a ring, say that in the new note. The firm should use the later message.
How long it is kept
This page does not invent a retention calendar. The message is forwarded so the firm can call you back about the house. Ask that firm, on the callback, how they keep the note. The desk does not publish a second copy policy it cannot show you.
Questions owners ask
Do you sell the address book?
No. The address book is not sold, not rented, and not shared with other trades.
Where does the form go?
It posts as JSON to the callback route on this site. The server forwards it by email to a geotechnical engineering firm or a specialized foundation stabilization contractor.
Do I have to add a phone number?
No. The email alone sends. Add a phone only if you want a call.
What if I answered no?
The form stops. The email fields are removed. A refusal is not saved as a lead and is not an invitation to write in another way.