There are no forms on this site, no account to create and nothing to sign up for. So this page is mostly about the two measurement tools that run in the background, what they send, and how to switch them off.
Caribbean Car Detailing is a mobile detailing, paint correction and ceramic coating business owned and operated by Gustavo, working across Santa Cruz County and the surrounding area.
Phone: (831) 440-6897. Email: washcaribbean@gmail.com.
The quote page (quote.html) has one form. If you use it, you are choosing to send us your name, your mobile number, your vehicle's year, make, model and color, the ZIP code where the car is parked, what you are looking for, any note you add, an email address if you give one, and any photos you attach. That information exists for one purpose: quoting and doing the work you asked about, and following up with you about it. It is stored in a private database hosted by Supabase, delivered to Gustavo as a text message through Twilio and as an email through Resend (three companies that process it for us), and it is not used for marketing lists or sold to anyone. Photos sit in private storage that only Gustavo and the person who runs this site for him can open. If you leave the box ticked, you will get one confirmation text; reply STOP to any text and the texting stops. Everything else on the site still just opens your own phone, messaging or email app.
The moment you actually contact Caribbean, you are giving real information: your name, your phone number or email address, your vehicle, where the vehicle is, and whatever else you say. That is used for one purpose, which is quoting and doing the work you asked about, and following up with you about it.
If you found us through an ad, the phone number you see on this site may be a call-forwarding number run through Twilio that rings Gustavo's phone. That is how we know which ads bring real calls. The service records the time of the call, the number you called from and how long it lasted. Calls are not recorded. If Gustavo cannot pick up, the same service sends you one automatic text so you know he saw you; reply STOP and it will not text you again. To make this work, the site remembers on your own device for 30 days that you arrived from an ad (a small entry in your browser's local storage, not a cookie; it never leaves your device on its own).
A cookie is a small file a website leaves on your device so it can recognise the same browser again. This site sets none of its own for advertising. The ones below come from the two measurement tools.
If you turn JavaScript off in your browser, none of the tracking on this site runs at all, because all of it is JavaScript.
This switch turns off both Google Analytics and the Meta pixel on this browser on this device. It takes effect immediately, the page reloads once, and nothing else about the site changes. You do not have to give a reason and you will not be treated any differently for using it.
The switch is per browser and per device, because that is the only place the choice can be stored without us tracking you in order to remember that you did not want to be tracked. If you clear your cookies and site data, tell us again, or use the next option.
If your browser or a browser extension sends a Global Privacy Control signal, this site treats it as you asking to opt out, and switches the tracking off before anything loads. You do not have to do anything else. California law recognises that signal, and so does this site.
California residents have specific rights over information a business holds about them. You can use all of them here, free, and you will not be charged more, served slower or treated worse for asking.
California law uses "sharing" as a specific term. It means handing your information to another company so that advertising can be targeted at you across different websites and apps. That is exactly what a Meta advertising pixel does. It is not selling, nobody pays for your details, but the law treats it as something you get to refuse.
Right now there is nothing to refuse, because no advertising pixel is running on this site. The switch is here anyway, and it works in advance: if you turn it off today it stays off, including for anything added later.
You refuse it with the switch in Your privacy choices, by sending a Global Privacy Control signal, or by calling or emailing and saying so.
Call (831) 440-6897, text the same number, or email washcaribbean@gmail.com. Say which of the rights above you are using. There is no form to fill in.
Because this site has no accounts, there is no way to know who you are without asking. So you will be asked for enough detail to match you to what is held, usually the phone number or email address you used to get in touch and roughly when. That information is used only to answer your request. If a request cannot be verified it will be refused, and you will be told why.
You will get an acknowledgement within 10 business days and an answer within 45 days. If it needs longer, you will be told before that runs out, and it will never take more than 90 days.
Someone else can make a request for you if you have given them written permission to act as your authorised agent. They will be asked for proof of that.
This is a website about detailing cars. It is not aimed at children, and information is not knowingly collected from anyone under 16. If you believe a child has given us information, call or email and it will be deleted.
If the site starts collecting something new, this page gets updated first and the date at the top changes. Adding a booking form, an online payment option or a new advertising tool would all count.
Ask. (831) 440-6897 or washcaribbean@gmail.com. A plain question gets a plain answer.
Tell us the car and where it lives, and you will get the honest route in.
(831) 440-6897