Privacy Practices in Florida

Last updated: October 2026

When you contact Florida Plumbing Pros about low water pressure, we may collect your name, phone number, email address, and the service location. We also receive information you include in a website form, such as a description of the pressure problem, preferred appointment times, and details that help us understand your request. If you arrange a visit, we may keep scheduling notes and service history connected to the property.

Our website may collect basic technical information through analytics, including pages viewed, approximate location based on your connection, browser type, and device details. This helps us see how visitors use the site and identify technical issues.

Please avoid sending payment card details or other sensitive personal information through a general contact form. We collect information needed to respond to inquiries, arrange plumbing work, and maintain ordinary business records.

Florida Plumbing Pros may use third-party tools in categories such as scheduling, payment processing, and website analytics. These services help manage appointment requests, handle transactions, or understand general website use. When you use a feature supported by an outside provider, information needed for that feature may be processed by that provider under its own privacy practices.

For example, a scheduling tool may receive contact details and appointment preferences, while a payment service may process transaction information. Analytics tools may receive technical details about visits and interactions with the site. The information each service handles depends on the feature you choose to use.

We do not name or endorse a particular provider here because the tools in use may change. Review the privacy information shown by a third-party service before submitting details through it. This notice describes our practices; it does not replace the separate policies of outside services.

Florida Plumbing Pros keeps information for as long as it is reasonably needed for the purpose it was collected. Service records may be retained to document work, respond to later questions, and meet applicable warranty or compliance needs. Scheduling and communication details may remain with a service record so we can understand the history of a request.

We generally keep website form submissions while an inquiry is open and long enough to resolve the matter and maintain related business records. Payment and transaction records may be retained as needed for accounting or legal obligations. Retention periods can vary depending on the type of information and the reason it is held.

You may ask us to delete information, and we will review the request. Some records may need to remain where required for legal, accounting, warranty, or compliance purposes. When information is no longer needed, we take reasonable steps to delete it or otherwise dispose of it appropriately.