How we handle your information
The short form: your details go toward inspecting, pricing and finishing your roof, and nowhere else. We don't sell them. In force since September 2026.
Anything on this page you'd like explained, send to hello@capecoralroofingco.com.
1. Information you give us
Whether you phone, send a text or fill in the form, we ask for the same basics: your name, a phone number, an email address, the property address or its ZIP, and a few words about the roofing job you have in mind.
2. The phone line
An automated assistant picks up our business line, gathers those details and books a time for someone to ring you back. Calls on that line may be recorded so we can check quality and train staff; a notice tells you so as the call begins.
3. What the information is for
We use it to answer you, carry out the inspection and write up the estimate, put together permit paperwork, record storm damage when you ask for that, book and complete the work, and send messages tied to your job. Now and then we may also send a reminder, such as an offer to look the roof over before hurricane season starts. You can stop those whenever you like.
4. Who else receives it
Your details go to the licensed and insured contractor who takes on your roof. Once a permit application goes in for the property, they go to Lee County, the City of Cape Coral, or whichever building department has jurisdiction. They go to your insurer or the adjuster on your claim, or to your condo or homeowners' association, only if you've asked us to handle those parties for you. They also pass through the companies that run our phones, forms, scheduling and financing, and we release them when the law says we must. Nobody buys or rents your information from us.
5. Visits to this website
We count visits with analytics that respect your privacy, enough to learn which pages people find useful. There are no advertising trackers here.
6. Your options
Write to hello@capecoralroofingco.com if you'd like to view, fix or erase what we hold on you. To end text messages, answer any of them with the word STOP.