Cookie Policy
This Cookie Policy describes cookies and similar website technologies that may be used by AT Tile & Stone.
1. About this policy
This Cookie Policy explains how cookies and similar browser technologies may be used on the AT Tile & Stone website. It should be read alongside the Privacy Policy.
The technologies used may change as site features are updated, and different providers may have different retention periods and privacy practices.
2. What cookies are
Cookies are small pieces of information stored by a browser or device that can help a website recognize a session, remember settings, or perform other functions. Similar technologies include local storage, tags, and scripts.
Some cookies last only while the browser is open, while others remain until expiration or manual deletion.
3. Essential website functions
Hosting, security, form protection, load balancing, and session-related features may require cookies or similar technologies to operate reliably. These are used only to the extent needed for the relevant function.
Blocking some essential technologies may affect whether forms or other requested features work properly.
4. Preferences and convenience
Where configured, optional storage can remember user preferences, display choices, or information entered during a session. The website should identify the purpose of each technology before using it.
Any applicable consent or notice requirements depend on the actual technology and the law governing its use.
5. Analytics and performance
Analytics tools, if enabled, may measure website traffic, device categories, page performance, or interactions to help identify errors and improve navigation. The type of information processed depends on the analytics features enabled.
Any additional choices or disclosures required by applicable law should be implemented before optional analytics are activated.
6. Advertising and cross-site tracking
Advertising pixels, remarketing tags, or other technologies capable of tracking activity across services must be assessed before implementation. They may involve targeted advertising or personal-data processing subject to additional disclosures and consumer choices.
This policy does not itself authorize the use of advertising cookies or replace any required opt-out or consent mechanism.
7. Embedded media and third parties
If the website includes embedded maps, videos, social feeds, or other third-party media, loading that content may transfer technical information to its provider and may allow that provider to set cookies or similar identifiers.
An ordinary outbound link generally works differently: third-party technologies typically operate when you visit the linked website, subject to that provider’s practices.
8. Session and persistent storage
Session technologies typically expire after the browser session, while persistent technologies may remain for a specified period to preserve settings or support other functions.
Expiration periods and technical identifiers depend on the provider and may change with software updates or configuration.
9. Managing cookies in your browser
Most browsers let you view, clear, block, or restrict cookies and other site data in their privacy settings. You can also use private-browsing controls, although these do not prevent every form of tracking.
Restricting cookies may affect some website functionality, including saved preferences and certain form or session features.
10. Privacy choices and opt-outs
If processing on this site becomes subject to a legal requirement to provide consent, an opt-out, or another privacy choice, an appropriate control should be offered for the affected technology.
Eligible residents may also have rights under relevant state privacy laws concerning targeted advertising or the sale of personal data. See the Privacy Policy for further information.
11. Security and fraud prevention
Some browser technologies may be used to help detect automated requests, abuse, or suspicious activity and to keep contact forms and website infrastructure operational.
These technologies are intended to support site safety and availability rather than advertising.
12. Technology inventory and updates
Cookies and related scripts should be reviewed whenever hosting, analytics, forms, embedded content, or third-party integrations change. New tools may introduce different processing or retention practices.
An up-to-date technical inventory is necessary to confirm the exact technologies, providers, and expiration periods used by a deployed website.
13. Relationship to the Privacy Policy
Where cookies or similar identifiers involve personal information, the Privacy Policy explains the types of information that may be processed, why it may be used, who may receive it, and how to make a privacy request.
This Cookie Policy is focused on storage and access technologies rather than the full set of business records.
14. Changes to this Cookie Policy
This policy may be revised to reflect changes in website technology, service providers, or applicable requirements. Its latest revision date is shown below.
Any required cookie preference tool or privacy rights method should remain available whenever the corresponding law applies.
15. Contact
For questions about cookies, website privacy, or a relevant privacy choice, use the Contact Us page on this website.
Please avoid including passwords, account credentials, or other sensitive information in a general enquiry.
Questions? Contact AT Tile & Stone.
Last updated: October 24, 2026.
