Privacy, one question at a time
Crown Roofing, 30 Technology Dr, Warren, NJ 07059, passes calls about roof trouble to an independent roofing contractor. The questions below cover what is noted when someone calls or visits the website, and what a person can ask for.
Updated 1 November 2026
Who is behind this website?
Crown Roofing, a business at 30 Technology Dr in Warren, New Jersey. It publishes roofing information and connects callers with an independent roofing contractor. The roofing itself is done by that contractor, not by Crown Roofing.
What gets noted when you call?
Your phone number goes down with the date and time, plus how long the call ran. Whatever you say about a name, a street address or the state of the roof may be written down. On a recorded call, a notice plays before the conversation begins.
What does the website itself collect?
Pages opened, links clicked, the type of phone or computer, the browser and a rough location come through analytics cookies and similar tools. Nothing here asks you to type anything in: there are no forms, no chat window and no accounts.
What reason is there for keeping any of it?
Mainly to put a call through to the right contractor and to check afterward that the call went well. Other uses are improving the pages, spotting fraud and following the law. Marketing unrelated products is not one of them.
Who besides Crown Roofing receives these details?
The contractor who receives your call, and that contractor pays Crown Roofing for calls that connect. Service providers for phone lines, hosting and analytics see the parts they handle. Courts and agencies can ask for records when the law allows.
Do privacy laws call this a sale?
In certain states, yes: handing a call to a business that pays for it may be treated as selling or sharing personal information. You can opt out, and a browser that sends Global Privacy Control has that signal treated as the request.
How do you ask to see, delete or limit your details?
Call the number shown on the website, say which of the three you want, and give the number you called from so the record can be found. Expect a reply within 45 days.
How long do call records stay on file?
Only for the period that the work itself, bookkeeping and legal duties require. Afterward the records are erased, or every personal detail is removed.
Are the records safe, and what about children?
Reasonable safeguards protect them, but no system can promise perfect security. The website is written for adults. No part of it is built for children under 16, and nothing about children is collected on purpose.
Where will a revised notice show up?
Revised wording replaces this page's text under a new date at the top. Anyone with a question about it can use the phone number on the website or mail a letter to Crown Roofing, 30 Technology Dr, Warren, NJ 07059.