Privacy, without the runaround
Read through a page or two, or send in a quote request, and the site picks up a little as you go. In plain terms below: the data we gather, our reason for holding it, and the way to get it deleted — kept deliberately brief. A point still fuzzy? You reach us straight off through the contact page.
What we gather
- Whatever goes into the quote form — a way to reach you, the two addresses, the floor and building, your hoped-for date, and any detail that shapes the flat rate.
- Aggregate visit stats — just enough to tell which York-area pages and services people browse, with nothing tied back to an individual.
- A short call log — when you rang, and the price we named; the recording of the call itself we never keep.
What we do with it
Two purposes only, then it stops: writing your quote and getting the crew to your door. Your details are never sold to lead-gen middlemen, listing sites, or broker networks, and no one is quietly earning a finder’s fee off them. Get a call from a competing mover who already has your details, and that leak began somewhere well away from us.
Who else lays eyes on it
- A card processor takes any deposit, so a full card number never lands on our own systems.
- Our insurer is handed nothing but a building name and address, and only once a property manager calls for a COI.
- Past those two, nobody. Data brokers are shut out, and remarketing goes no further than basic analytics.
Clearing your record
Would you sooner we didn’t keep the details from your form? Flag it on the contact page and the wipe begins — the record is gone inside five business days, with an email to confirm once it’s cleared.
Cookies and revisions
This site sets just two small files — one to keep your session, one for basic analytics; delete them any time and the quote form carries on without a hitch. If anything of substance shifts, the page gets re-dated and we reach out directly to whoever’s holding an open quote.




