This policy describes the information used when you contact Wilkes-Barre Metal Roof Coating about a commercial roof.
Wilkes-Barre Metal Roof Coating operates this website. For a question about information submitted with a roofing inquiry, call (484) 978-7950. Explain the request without sending additional sensitive information that is unnecessary for the inquiry.
Contact requests include your name, phone number, property address and any roof message you choose to enter. The estimate also asks for roof area, roof type, reported condition and building ZIP code. These details are used to understand the commercial roofing inquiry and allow follow-up about the property.
Inquiries may be shared with independent roofing contractors serving the area. Those contractors may contact the requester about the roofing inquiry. The operator may receive referral or marketing compensation. A request does not establish a contract for roofing work or confirm an appointment.
We use a service provider to receive and process roofing inquiries. Request records help prevent duplicate messages and screen unwanted submissions. A confirmation means the inquiry was received; it does not confirm an appointment or agreement for roofing work.
The estimate uses browser storage to retain the report and request information for its return and retry flow. The report is treated as expired after one hour. Browser storage can remain on the device until it is cleared or overwritten. If storage is unavailable, the estimate uses an on-page report instead.
Call (484) 978-7950 if you need to ask about information sent with an inquiry or request a correction. Identifying the property and the approximate time of the request can help locate it. The information needed and the available response depend on the request and the parties that received it.
Images are illustrations of commercial roofing work in general and are not presented as photographs of completed company projects. Links to outside sources are provided where relevant to a roof question. Those destinations have their own information practices. Use care when choosing what to share on an external service.