Cookie Policy
Last updated: October 9, 2026
Cookies are small files a website stores in your browser. This page lists every one this site uses, in plain terms: what it does, who sets it, how long it stays, and how to switch it off.
None of them are needed to use the site. You can block or delete all of them and every page, including the quote form, works exactly the same.
Measuring how the site is used
We use Google Analytics to see which services and pages people actually look at, so we know what to improve and what to photograph more of. These are first-party cookies, readable only by this site.
We have also turned on Google signals. For visitors who are signed in to a Google account with Ads Personalization turned on, Google adds age range, gender, interest, and cross-device information to our reports, which we only see as totals. It adds no cookie to this site; Google uses its own advertising cookies and Google account sign-in. Our privacy policy explains it in full.
| Cookie | Set by | What it does | Lasts |
|---|---|---|---|
_ga | Google Analytics | Tells returning visitors apart from new ones, so a person who visits three times isn't counted as three people. | 2 years |
_ga_6SXQX70NZ8 | Google Analytics | Keeps one visit together as a single session, so we can see which pages people move between. | 2 years |
Advertising
We are not running advertising campaigns at the moment, and none of the cookies in this section are currently set. We expect to advertise on Google and Meta (Facebook and Instagram) in future. When those campaigns start, the cookies below will be used to measure which ads lead to real quote requests and to show our ads to people who have visited the site before. At that point Google and Meta will receive information about your visit, such as the pages you viewed and whether you submitted the quote form. We are listing them here in advance so this page is never out of date.
| Cookie | Set by | What it does | Lasts |
|---|---|---|---|
_gcl_au | Google Ads | Records that a visit came from a Google ad, so we can tell which ads lead to real quote requests. | 90 days |
IDE, DSID | Google (doubleclick.net) | Used by Google to show our ads on other websites and to avoid showing the same ad repeatedly. | Up to 13 months |
_fbp | Meta (Facebook, Instagram) | Identifies a browser to Meta so we can measure which Facebook or Instagram ads lead to quote requests. | 90 days |
_fbc | Meta (Facebook, Instagram) | Records the specific ad click that brought someone to the site, set only when arriving from a Meta ad. | 90 days |
Other things stored in your browser
Two small entries use your browser's own storage instead of a cookie. Other websites cannot read them.
taw_consent_v1remembers whether you chose Accept or Decline, so the banner doesn't come back on every page. It stays until you clear your browser data.taw_quote_successis saved when your quote request goes through, and it holds the project type you picked. The thank-you page reads it once, reports the request to Google Analytics with that project type, and deletes it.
What we never do
- We do not put anything you type into the quote form (your name, phone number, email, project details, or uploaded photos) into a cookie, or pass it to Google or Meta for advertising.
- We do not sell your personal information for money.
- We do not use these cookies to identify you by name. They identify a browser, not a person, and Google signals reports reach us only as totals and groups.
Turning them off
In the European Economic Area, the United Kingdom, and Switzerland, nothing is set and Google signals stays off until you accept, and you can change your answer at any time:
Everywhere, these options work:
- Your browser. Chrome, Safari, Firefox, and Edge can all block or clear cookies for a single site.
- Analytics. Google's official opt-out add-on stops Google Analytics measuring you on any website.
- Google signals and Google ads. Turn off Ads Personalization, or manage what Google shows you, at My Ad Center.
- Meta ads. Manage what Facebook and Instagram show you in your Meta ad preferences.
- Global Privacy Control. If your browser sends a GPC signal, we treat it as a request to switch advertising cookies and Google signals off, and do so automatically.
Questions
Call 702-502-6329, or write to That's a Wrap Nashville, 1303 Central Ct, Hermitage, TN 37076. Our privacy policy covers everything else we collect, including quote requests.