Privacy Policy

• Third-party Cookies - Our cookie policy allows Google Adsense and third party vendors to install cookies on your computer. When you visit the pages that display Google Adsense Ads, an advertising cookie might be set on your computer. These advertising cookies are used to serve you quality advertisements based on your visit (and prior visit) to our webpages.
• First-party Cookies - First-party cookies are not installed on your computer. First-party cookies are created and installed by the site that is in a session with your Browser. In other words, the site that is currently being displayed in your Browser window, and the sites' URL currently being shown in your Browsers' address bar.

Cookies are small, harmless text files that a website uses to save on your computer (or phone) to remember who you are and what you do during your visitation. Cookies are installed upon your initial visit so that when you return, you will have a smoother experience.

How can I block third-party cookies in my Browser?

To stop or block cookies, you can adjust the privacy settings directly within your preferred web browser. On Chrome for example, click the three dots (more menu) in the top-right corner. Select "Settings" from the drop-down list. Click on "Privacy and security" in the left sidebar. Select "Third-party cookies," choose "Block third-party cookies," (or block all cookies if you prefer.)

Opting out of personalized advertising..

You may opt out of personalized advertising by visiting your own personal Ads Settings account. Alternatively, you can opt out of a third-party vendor's use of cookies for personalized advertising by visiting www.aboutads.info

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What disclosures do we make to end-users in EEA countries, UK and Switzerland?

Google's policy requires identification of each party that receives end users' personal data as a consequence of using a Google product. It also requires prominent and easily accessible information about the use of end users' personal data. We have provided a link to a webpage about Google's uses of information. To comply with the disclosure obligations with respect to Google's use of data, publishers and advertisers are required to link to that page.

What information do we collect from you?

The amount of personal details we collect from you depends on which web-form you use.

• Basic contact form - Only asks for first name, email, and a short message.
• Become a Member - Only asks for first name, email, and a short message.
• Newsletter Form - Only requires email. In certain cases, it might also ask for first name.
• Careers Form - May change from time-to-time, but usually only asks for first and last name, email, desired position, desired hours, and a brief description of your skills. Your DOB and SSL are not required.

How do our basic web-forms work?

Our basic web-forms are for general comments and questions. Our intention is to provide you a website that operates with simplicity, so we've designed the forms on this site to be short and simple with no more than about 4-5 required input fields. Other forms, such as a special request form or careers form for example, might ask for a little more information.

• Personal Information - When you use our web-forms, we collect and temporarily store your personal information safely. The information that you submit will not be used for any reason other than responding to your particular need or request. Read more about how we treat your personal information»
• Required/Optional Fields - Various input field labels that marked with an asterisk (*) are required fields. Fields that are not marked with an asterisk (*), are not required, such as the phone field.
• Legal Exchanges - We do not require you to allow us consent to use your personal information in exchange for digital submissions, such as subscribing to a newsletter, signing up for a digital service, or simply using our contact form to send us a question or comment.

How do we treat your personal information?

When you send us your information, it is regarded as private and confidential. Your personal information will not be sold, traded, or shared with other entities. It will be held securely as long as we have it. We carefully manage all client data that we receive directly through our website forms. How long do we keep your personal information?

Once we receive your information, it will be used and held only long enough to respond to the type of need you have. Once we no longer need your information, it will be deleted from our records.

Client-Side Scripting Technologies

JavaScript and PHP call-functions are used on this site to enable certain functions to work properly. This means that unique code functions are needed to effectively use our forms, video, downloadables and more. Some functions may not work properly in older Browsers, and it is suggested that for a better user experience that you upgrade your Browser to the latest version of your current Browser type. For a faster and safer Web experience, you should upgrade every 18-24 months.

Multimedia

Our photo gallery uses only client-side scripting techniques. We want you to enjoy yourself and have fun viewing our photos and videos. To ensure that your viewing experience works seamlessly, we have scripted our multimedia pages with simple up-to-date JavaScript code. Please feel free to browse our site and enjoy all of what it has to offer, including articles and downloadable PDF's.

Intellectual Property

Do not copy text or graphics on this site without permission from Janitor Services El Paso.

Affiliate Links

The affiliate links on this site will direct you to different domains outside of our domain. Links to outside domains are safe to use and only intended to offer you further reading on a related topic or information on a product for sale. We use affiliate programs that enable us to display certain products for sale. Some affiliates process their global transactions using their own internal financial systems alongside partnerships with major payment processors.

You can opt out of some third-party vendor sites when they use cookies for personalized advertising by visiting www.aboutads.info.

Why do we offer a link for you to opt out of personalized advertising?

We want to comply with privacy laws and industry self-regulatory standards. Click here to opt out of personalized advertising

We offer this option for the following reasons?

• Legal Compliance Privacy laws like the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) and Colorado Privacy Act (CPA) require companies to give users the right to opt out of targeted or behavioral advertising.
• Industry Standards Groups like the Digital Advertising Alliance (DAA) require participating ad networks and websites to provide clear notice and an easy way to opt out of interest-based ads via programs like AdChoices.
• User Trust gives people control over their data reduces intrusive tracking and builds transparency between your platform and your users.