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How Mission Clay Roofing treats inquiries, letters and visit data, quietly and carefully. Nothing is sold, no cookies are set, and deletion is a request away.

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Downtown Ventura street corner with a cream stucco building, arched windows, a low tile roof edge and tall palms

Mission Clay Roofing is a quiet reference on tile roofs in Ventura County, written for homeowners. It is not a roofing contractor. What follows describes the little information that reaches us and how we look after it. This notice has not yet been read by an attorney, and it may be refined.

An inquiry about your roof

When you ask for an estimate, you share your name, a phone number or email address, your ZIP code and a few lines about the roof. The inquiry comes to the person who keeps this site, by email. With your agreement, it may be passed to one independent, licensed roofing contractor in the county, who contacts you about that roof and nothing else. We keep it from everyone else. We do not sell it, and we do not use it to market anything to you.

A letter to us

If you write to [email protected], we see your address and your words, and we use them only to answer or to put right an error you noticed.

Simply reading

These pages are carried by Cloudflare, whose servers take care of the ordinary technical work of delivering them. To understand how many people visit and how quickly pages open, we use Cloudflare Web Analytics, which Cloudflare says needs no cookies, no local storage and no fingerprinting. We place no cookies ourselves, show no advertising and keep no accounts.

Asking us to forget

Write to [email protected] with the name and ZIP code you gave. We will remove the inquiry and ask the contractor who received it to remove it as well.

Residents of California

You may ask what personal information we hold about you, and you may ask us to delete it. The same address serves for both. We do not sell personal information.

Links to building departments, the Contractors State License Board and our sources take you to sites with their own privacy practices.

When this changes

Any revision will bring a new date to the top of this page.

A written estimate, in your own time

When you are ready, ask a licensed roofer to measure the roof and list tile, underlayment, flashing and permit on separate lines. We pass your inquiry on to a licensed roofer in the county.

Ask for an estimate