Fulham House Clearance — Cookie Policy

This Cookie Policy explains how Fulham House Clearance and related services use cookies and similar technologies. We use alternate phrasing such as Fulham house clearance and Fulham house-clearance to encompass variations of our name and services. The purpose of this policy is to set out what cookies are used, why they are used and how you can exercise control. Understanding cookies will help you make informed choices when interacting with our content and booking or enquiry processes.

Cookies are small pieces of data stored on your device that allow us to deliver a more effective, personalised and secure experience. For the purposes of this policy we separate cookies into categories so you can easily identify which ones are necessary and which are optional. Cookies themselves cannot run programs or deliver viruses; they are simple text files. We use them to remember your preferences, to keep sessions secure and to collect aggregated usage data to improve our services.

This policy does not cover third-party services beyond the scope of our operational needs; however, we explain below the typical third-party cookie types you may encounter when interacting with Fulham House Clearance pages and resources. You will find clear descriptions and examples of how cookies support property clearance scheduling, security checks and consent management.

Essential cookies: These cookies are required for the basic operation of our systems, such as maintaining secure logins, storing session identifiers during a booking process, and preventing fraud during transactions. If you remove or block essential cookies you may experience limited functionality when accessing services linked to house clearance tasks. Essential cookies support safety and reliability.

Analytics cookies: We use analytics to carry out performance monitoring and to understand how visitors use pages associated with Fulham house clearance services. Analytics cookies collect aggregated, non-identifying information such as page views, load times, navigation paths and device types. The purpose is performance monitoring — identifying slow pages, broken links and bottlenecks so we can optimise response times and resource allocation during high-demand periods.

Marketing cookies: Marketing cookies are optional and used to present relevant offers and to measure the effectiveness of promotional activities. These cookies may be placed by third parties and may track visits across multiple sites. You can manage marketing cookies independently of essential cookies to avoid personalised advertising while keeping core functionality intact.

Below is a representative list of cookie types and typical uses for those who want a quick reference. This list is illustrative and not exhaustive; cookie names and durations may change over time as tools are updated.

• Session cookies — maintain your current session and secure browsing when arranging clearance appointments.
• Performance cookies — used for performance monitoring to measure page load and server response times.
• Preference cookies — remember language choices and display preferences.
• Targeting cookies — support optional marketing content and campaign measurement.

We commit to minimising the data collected and retaining aggregated analytics only as long as necessary for performance assessment and compliance purposes. Performance monitoring helps us prioritise technical improvements that directly benefit users seeking domestic clearance services.