Cookies & Your Choices

Cookies are small files a website saves in your browser. On this site they do two jobs. They keep the site working and, only if you say yes, they help us see how people use it.

You're in control. Saying no won't remove anything from the site: the contact form and phone numbers stay exactly the same.

Last updated: 3 November 2026

Essential cookies

What keeps the website working. These keep the site secure and remember the choice you make in the cookie banner. They're always on, because the site needs them to work properly.

On the contact page, Google reCAPTCHA also checks that messages come from a person, not a spam program.

Optional analytics cookies

What helps us understand website visits. Squarespace, which hosts this website, can count visits for us: how many people come to the site and which pages they look at. That shows us which pages are useful and what needs improving.

These stay off unless you choose Accept all, or switch on Performance and Analytics under Manage cookies. We don't use advertising cookies.

Your choices

  • Accept all turns on the optional analytics cookies.
  • Decline all keeps them off. The website works the same either way.
  • Manage cookies lets you choose one type at a time.

Changed your mind? Use the Cookie settings button at the bottom of any page. Your choice is remembered for 30 days, then the banner asks again.

You can also delete cookies at any time in your browser settings.

Cookie details

For anyone who wants the technical detail. These are the cookies we found on this website when we checked on 3 November 2026.

Essential (always on)

  • crumb (Squarespace). A security check that stops forged form requests. Lasts until you close your browser.
  • ss_performanceCookiesAllowed and ss_marketingCookiesAllowed (Squarespace). Remember your cookie choice. 30 days.
  • Google reCAPTCHA (Google, contact page only). Tells real people apart from spam programs when the form is used. Google sets and controls this on its own domain.

Optional analytics (only after you accept)

  • ss_cvr (Squarespace). Recognises a returning visitor so each person is counted once. Up to 2 years; some browsers keep it for less.
  • ss_cvt (Squarespace). Groups the pages you look at into one visit. 30 minutes.

Squarespace's published cookie list also names ss_cid, ss_cpvisit, ss_cvisit and SS_HAS_LANDED. We didn't find them on this website when we checked.

Questions?

If anything here isn't clear, we're happy to explain.

Email info@ajselectricalservices.co.uk or call 07932 928607.