Cookie Policy
This Cookie Policy explains how LML Landscape Inc. may use cookies, local storage, pixels and similar technologies when you visit lmllandscape.com.
It describes the purposes of these technologies, the choices available to visitors and how cookie controls relate to broader privacy rights.
What Cookies and Similar Technologies Are
Cookies are small text files that a website or service provider may place on a browser or device when a website is visited.
Cookies can help a website operate, remember preferences, protect forms, understand performance or support third-party features. Similar technologies may include local storage, tags, scripts, pixels, web beacons and device identifiers.
Some cookies last only for the browsing session. Others may remain until they expire or are deleted. Cookies may be placed directly by LML Landscape Inc. or by a third-party provider whose service is loaded through the website.
Whether a specific cookie is used depends on the active website configuration, WordPress plugins and privacy choices in effect at the time of the visit.
This policy describes possible categories and known website functions. It does not mean that every listed technology is active during every visit.
Purposes Connected to Website Operation
Actual purposes depend on the active tools and the visitor’s available privacy preferences.
Security
Protect forms, detect suspicious traffic, reduce spam and maintain website integrity.
Core Operation
Support page display, consent records, accessibility and essential website functions.
Form Delivery
Support the display, protection and delivery of contact or estimate-request forms.
Preferences
Remember certain visitor selections or support optional website functionality.
Performance
Where enabled, understand website traffic, page performance and navigation patterns.
Advertising
Only where installed, measure campaigns, conversions or advertising interactions.
Categories That May Apply
The exact cookie inventory depends on the active website configuration.
Strictly Necessary Cookies
These technologies may be necessary to provide a feature requested by the visitor or to operate and protect the website. They can support security, consent records, accessibility, form delivery and spam prevention.
Blocking these technologies may prevent forms, privacy controls or parts of the website from functioning correctly.
- Website and server security
- Consent preference storage
- Form and spam protection
- Administrator session management
Functional and Preference Cookies
These technologies may remember selections or enable enhanced features such as display preferences, embedded content or previously selected settings.
Basic website information may remain available when they are declined, but enhanced features may not work as expected.
- Remembering selections
- Supporting embedded maps
- Maintaining optional preferences
- Enabling enhanced features
Analytics and Performance Cookies
If analytics tools are installed, these technologies may measure page visits, browser or device type, referral source, interactions and navigation patterns.
Analytics information may be aggregated or associated with identifiers depending on the provider and configuration.
- Counting visits and page views
- Understanding navigation
- Detecting performance issues
- Evaluating content effectiveness
Advertising and Marketing Cookies
If advertising, retargeting or campaign-measurement tools are installed, cookies or pixels may measure advertisements, attribute inquiries or create audiences based on interactions.
Depending on the provider and use, these technologies may involve the sale or sharing of personal information under California law.
- Campaign measurement
- Advertising attribution
- Retargeting or audience creation
- Cross-context advertising
Embedded Content and Third-Party Cookies
Maps, videos, chat, social content or other embedded services may allow an external provider to place or read cookies and receive technical or interaction information.
These cookies are controlled by the provider. Their purposes and retention periods are governed by the provider’s settings and privacy practices.
- Google Maps or another map provider
- Embedded media or social content
- External scheduling tools
- Third-party security tools
Tools That May Process Technical Information
Review this section whenever a plugin, embedded feature, analytics service or advertising tool is added or removed.
WordPress
WordPress, hosting or active plugins may use technical storage for operation, security and administrator sessions.
SureForms
Forms may use technical identifiers or security features to display, protect and deliver submissions.
Hosting and Security
Hosting, caching and security providers may use logs or identifiers to deliver pages and detect malicious activity.
Google Maps
An embedded map provider may receive IP address, browser, device and interaction information under its own policies.
External Resources
External fonts, scripts or stylesheets may cause the provider to receive technical request information.
Analytics or Advertising
Analytics and advertising technologies apply only when they are actually installed and active.
Exact Names and Retention Periods
Cookie names and expiration periods can change when WordPress, plugins or third-party services are updated. LML Landscape should maintain a current inventory through a consent platform or periodic scan.
How to Manage Cookies and Similar Technologies
Available choices depend on the browser, device, active consent tool and technology involved.
Cookie Settings Tool
When a banner or preference center is available, use it to accept, decline or change optional categories.
Necessary cookies may remain active where required to provide a requested feature, preserve privacy choices or protect the site.
Review Available Controls →Browser Controls
Most browsers allow you to view, delete, block or limit cookies through privacy, security or site-data settings.
Browser settings may apply to all websites and may not distinguish between necessary and optional cookies.
Device Settings
Mobile systems and browsers may provide controls that limit tracking, reset advertising identifiers or restrict permissions.
Clearing Preferences
Deleting browser data may also delete saved consent choices. You may need to select preferences again during a later visit.
Effect of Declining
Declining optional cookies may limit maps, embedded content, analytics, remembered preferences or enhanced features.
Contacting Us
Questions about cookie controls may be submitted through the contact page or by telephone.
Contact LML Landscape →Global Privacy Control and CCPA Choices
This section applies when the relevant California privacy law and opt-out requirements apply to LML Landscape Inc.
California Rights
California residents may have rights to know, delete, correct, limit certain uses and opt out of sale or sharing when the CCPA applies.
Global Privacy Control
Where required, a legally recognized opt-out preference signal, such as Global Privacy Control, will be processed when reasonably detected and applicable.
Cookie Choices Are Different
A cookie preference center controls technologies covered by that tool. A CCPA request may require a separate method and can extend beyond browser cookies.
Do Not Sell or Share
LML Landscape does not intend to sell personal information for monetary consideration. If a practice constitutes selling or sharing under applicable law, the required notice and opt-out method will be provided.
Cookie Preferences and Privacy Requests
Turning off a cookie category may stop a script or browser technology. It may not submit every privacy request available under California law or apply to information collected through another channel.
Do Not Track and Other Signals
Some browsers offer a traditional “Do Not Track” setting.
Because there is no single universally accepted technical standard for traditional Do Not Track signals, the website may not respond to them uniformly.
This is separate from legally recognized opt-out preference signals, such as Global Privacy Control, which will be handled where required.
Website Intended for Adults
The website and residential landscaping services are not directed to children under 13.
LML Landscape Inc. does not knowingly use cookies to collect personal information online from children under 13. Contact us if you believe a child has provided information through the website.
Cookie Duration and Policy Changes
Session and Persistent Cookies
Session cookies generally expire when the browser is closed. Persistent cookies remain until their expiration date or until they are deleted.
Retention Periods
Retention differs according to purpose and provider. The active consent platform or cookie inventory should identify available expiration information.
Changes to Technology
Plugins, embedded features and service providers may change. This policy may be updated to reflect those changes or new legal requirements.
Last Updated
Revised versions will be posted on this page with an updated effective date.
Questions About Cookies or Privacy Choices?
Contact LML Landscape Inc. with questions about this Cookie Policy, website technologies or available privacy controls.
Privacy requests involving personal information are also addressed in the Privacy Policy.
1437 West Beverly Dr.
Oxnard, CA 93030
United States