FIG. P.0Privacy
What we do with your information.
What you send through a form becomes an email to us. Advertising measurement is optional, and nothing is sold to anybody.
FIG. P.1The Forms
What the forms collect.
There are three of them, and none of them are required to use this site — you can always just call 720-236-0454 instead.
| Form | What it asks for |
|---|---|
| Contact | Your name, email, and message. Phone and topic if you want to give them. |
| Project brief | Name, email, phone, company, and what you are trying to build — project type, timeline, budget range. |
| Material intake | Name and contact details, plus details of the material: what it is, how much, condition, the site it is coming out of, access and removal notes, and any photographs you attach. |
The material intake form asks for a site location because we cannot quote a pickup without knowing where it is. If you would rather not put an address in a form, leave it out and tell us on the phone.
FIG. P.2Where It Goes
Where a submission actually goes.
It becomes an email to contact@revolvereclaimed.com, sent through Postmark, our email delivery service. Photographs ride along as attachments on that email.
This site does not have a database. Nothing you submit is stored on the website itself. It exists in our email inbox, the same as if you had written to us directly, and it is read by Sarah, Cole and Mike.
One technical detail worth being straight about: when a form is submitted, our server briefly sees the IP address the submission came from and uses it to stop the same address flooding the form with spam. It is held in memory for a matter of minutes and is never written to disk, never attached to your enquiry, and never used to work out who you are.
FIG. P.3Tracking
What tracks you here, and what doesn't.
We use Cloudflare Web Analytics. It counts page views and tells us which pages people read and roughly where in the world they are. It sets no cookies, does not follow you to other websites, and does not build a profile of you.
We also use Google Analytics, loaded through Google Tag Manager. It sets cookies. It tells us which pages get read, how people arrived, and which things get clicked — the phone number, the directions link, the material filters, the buttons. We record that a form was started and sent; we never record what you typed into it.
For visitors in the United States, advertising measurement can turn on so we can tell whether an advertisement produced a real enquiry. Google records campaign attribution, while the Meta Pixel records eligible page views, phone or email link clicks, and a completed Studio project enquiry after the confirmed thank-you page loads. Google ad personalization stays off. Neither tool receives the words, contact details, project budget or photographs you put into a form.
Cloudflare supplies only the request country for that eligibility check. Visitors outside the United States remain in restricted measurement. A Global Privacy Control signal or a choice made below keeps advertising measurement off automatically.
When measurement is allowed and you send a form, the email we receive can include the campaign name, source, search term, click identifier, first page and referring website. That lets us reconcile an enquiry with the advertisement that produced it. Those source fields go to our inbox with the enquiry; the words and contact details you enter are not sent to Google or Meta by our tracking tags.
We do not run a chat widget, a newsletter popup, a heatmap recorder or a session replay tool. There is no shopping cart and this site never handles a payment.
The site embeds a Google Map on the Visit page. Google sets its own cookies when that map loads, under Google's privacy policy rather than ours.
Your advertising measurement choice
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Your browser is sending Global Privacy Control, so advertising measurement stays off. Turn that browser setting off before choosing to allow measurement here.
This setting applies to this browser. It does not affect the website's forms, prices, calculator or any other feature.
FIG. P.4Who Sees It
Who else sees any of this.
Five companies, each doing one job, and none of them are given your form contents for their own purposes:
- Cloudflare hosts the site and delivers the pages.
- Google provides analytics and, when allowed, advertising measurement.
- Meta provides optional advertising measurement for Facebook and Instagram.
- Postmark delivers form submissions to our inbox as email.
- Our email provider holds that inbox, like any business.
We do not sell your information, rent it, trade it, or hand it to anybody for marketing. We will not add you to a mailing list because you asked a question about a beam. If the law compelled us to hand something over we would have to comply, the same as any business.
FIG. P.5Your Call
How long we keep it.
We keep them. Enquiries stay in our inbox indefinitely, because someone asking about a mantel in March often comes back in September and it helps to have the thread. There is no automatic deletion schedule and we are not going to pretend there is one.
If you want your enquiry and any photographs deleted, or you want to know what we still have, email contact@revolvereclaimed.com or call720-236-0454 and say so. We will do it and tell you when it is done. You do not have to give a reason.
This site is not aimed at children and we do not knowingly collect anything from them.
FIG. P.6Changes
If this changes.
This page is updated whenever the site changes what it collects, in the same breath as the change itself. Last updated 25 August 2026.
Questions about any of it — including questions this page does not answer — go tocontact@revolvereclaimed.com. A person reads that inbox.
Rather just talk?
No form, no email address, no record beyond what we write on a notepad. Call the yard.