Cookie Policy

This Cookie Policy explains how alistconstructioninc.com uses cookies and related local storage technologies when you browse our pages. Cookies are small text files placed on your device to support basic site functionality, remember preferences, measure traffic quality, and improve usability. Local storage may also be used for strictly functional states such as age confirmation and cookie consent choice. This policy should be read together with our Privacy Policy and Terms of Service.

By continuing to use this website, you acknowledge that cookies can be used in accordance with this policy. Where local law requires consent for non-essential categories, optional processing is activated only after consent is provided. You can update preferences by clearing browser data and revisiting the site.

Cookie Categories Used

Essential cookies and equivalent storage entries are used to maintain required technical behavior, including security-sensitive routing, basic session continuity, and persistence of your consent and age-gate selections. Without these controls, the site may repeatedly display verification prompts, fail to retain preference state, or degrade in stability. Essential processing is limited to what is reasonably necessary for service operation.

Analytics cookies may be used to collect aggregate performance metrics such as page views, session depth, referral channel trends, device classes, and outbound click totals. These metrics help us detect broken content, optimize layout decisions, and evaluate traffic quality. We aim to avoid storing directly identifying personal information in analytics events, and we prefer pseudonymous or aggregated reporting wherever feasible.

Retention Windows and Data Controls

Cookie duration varies by purpose. Some entries are session-based and expire automatically when the browser closes, while others persist for a defined period to remember choices and improve continuity between visits. Consent and age-verification states are typically retained for practical periods to reduce repetitive prompts and improve user experience. Retention periods may be adjusted to meet legal changes, security needs, or implementation updates.

You can control cookies through browser settings, including block, delete, or selective restriction by domain. Most browsers also allow private browsing modes with reduced persistence. If you disable all storage features, some parts of the website may become less functional, and you may be asked to re-confirm settings repeatedly.