Your information and this website: questions and answers
Grand Clark Roofing, 124 Westfield Ave, Clark, NJ 07066, passes roof calls from homeowners and landlords to a local roofing contractor. A summary table comes first, then the longer answers.
Updated 1 November 2026
| Calls | Call records hold the number you dialed from, the start time and the length. Whatever you say lands there too, usually a name, a street and a roof complaint. Audio is kept only when a spoken notice at the top of the call says recording is on. |
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| Website visits | Which pages opened, which links were tapped, what browser and device were used, and roughly where. Cookies from analytics and session-replay services do the gathering. |
| Who sees it | The roofing contractor on the other end, which pays Grand Clark Roofing for connected calls. Phone, hosting and analytics vendors working under contract. Authorities, when the law demands. |
Who stands behind this website?
Grand Clark Roofing is a phone-connection business for roof work in Clark, Cranford and Linden, New Jersey, and does no roofing of its own. Calls placed through the website reach an independent local roofer.
What does a phone call leave behind?
A call record: number, start time and length. If a notice at the start says the call is being recorded, the recording is kept too. Callers often give a name, a street and a description of the roof, and those words become part of the record.
For a downed wire, a sagging ceiling or an injury, dial 911 instead.
What gets collected from someone who only reads pages?
Technical traces: which pages opened, which links were tapped, the type of browser and device, a rough location from the network address, and the page that sent the visitor. Cookies and similar tools do the collecting. Browser settings can block or clear them, with the trade-off that some pages may behave oddly.
Who else gets to see it?
Whoever takes the call gets the call details, so the job can be set up. Phone, hosting, analytics and call-tracking vendors see what their jobs require, under contract. Courts and agencies see records when the law orders it. Nothing is handed on to pitch unrelated products.
What is the information for?
Passing each call to the right contractor. Setting up follow-up on a job. Reviewing how calls go. Seeing which pages people use, so the pages can be improved. Catching fraud. Meeting legal duties.
Can I see it, delete it, or stop it being shared?
Yes to all three. Call (732) 574-5073 or write to the street address above, say which you want, and expect a question or two to confirm you are the person concerned. A request to stop sharing goes through the same route.
Is anything collected from children?
No. The people addressed here are adults with a roof to look after, whether they own the house or run it for an owner. No child is asked for anything.
How will I know if this notice changes?
The date at the top moves when the notice changes. A significant change, such as a new kind of data collected, appears here first.