Google Analytics loads after allow.
The consent banner offers Allow analytics and Decline. Until analytics is allowed, the tag remains off.
01 Plain-language policy
Privacy without
the fog.
You can use the calculators without an account, email address or phone number. Analytics is opt-in and can be changed from the privacy settings control.
02 What happens by default
The tools work
without a profile.
Calculator inputs are used in your browser to produce the estimate. No email address, phone number or contact form is required to see a result. Renovation Range does not send the values you type into the calculator as analytics event parameters.
When analytics consent is not granted, the Google Analytics tag is not loaded and analytics events are not sent. A consent choice is stored locally in your browser so the site can remember it.
This page describes the current implementation in site/analytics.js; it is not a promise about unrelated third-party services you may open from an external link.
03 If you allow analytics
Small signals.
Clear choice.
Actions, not measurements.
Allowed event fields are limited to tool and action labels such as calculator, target tool and source. Calculator dimensions and values are not included.
Use Privacy settings.
The footer control reopens the consent banner. You can decline after previously allowing analytics; the local choice is updated.
Questions the policy answersNo lead gate.
No lead gate.
No hidden ask.
The calculator is for planning, not lead collection. For how results are made, read the methodology. For the underlying dated references, read data sources.