SMS opt-in and consent

What this page is

The call-to-action, in one place

Rescue 1 Epoxy is a concrete floor coating company in Milton, Florida, owned and operated by Drew Becker. The legal entity behind the trade name is BECKS HANDYMAN SERVICES LLC. Text messages are sent from 850-805-7586.

The call-to-action for the text messaging program is the free estimate form on the contact page: https://rescue1epoxy.com/contact. It is one click from every page on this website, it is public, and it sits behind no login and no paywall. The form collects a name, a phone number, an email address and a short description of the job, and it offers two separate text-message consent checkboxes.

This page reproduces those checkboxes word for word, and lists every other way somebody ends up on the texting list. It exists so that anyone — a customer, or a carrier reviewing this messaging program — can read the exact consent wording without having to fill anything in.

The one rule underneath all of it

Every person who receives a text from Rescue 1 Epoxy contacted Rescue 1 Epoxy first, or hired Rescue 1 Epoxy to do work. This business does not buy, rent, scrape, import or borrow phone numbers, and it sends no unsolicited messages of any kind. Consent to receive text messages is never a condition of purchase or of any service.

Method 2 of 4

You said yes on the phone

You called or texted the business first. During that conversation Drew asks, in his own words, whether it is alright to text you about your estimate and your job. If you say yes, he records that you agreed and the date you agreed, against your contact record. If you say no, he calls or emails you instead, and nothing about your price or your job changes.

This is the path most customers take, because most people call before they fill anything in.

Method 3 of 4

You called and nobody picked up

Drew is a working firefighter and he coats floors himself, so calls get missed. When a call to 850-805-7586 is not answered, the business sends one reply text back to the number that just called it, about that call. It is a reply to your own inbound call and nothing else — not a promotion, not a broadcast, and not sent to anyone who has not just dialled this business.

That reply reads:

Rescue 1 Epoxy: Sorry we missed your call - Drew is on a floor or on shift. Text back what you need and he'll get to you as soon as he's free, or call 850-805-7586. Reply STOP to opt out.

If you do not reply, that is the end of it. Continuing texts happen only once you reply and the conversation carries on, or you agree on a call, or you tick the box on the form. Replying STOP to that message stops everything immediately.

Method 4 of 4

You texted us first

You sent a text to 850-805-7586 asking about a floor. Drew texts you back. Your own message is the agreement to be answered by text, and the conversation stays on the subject you raised. Reply STOP at any point and it ends.

That is the whole list

There is no fifth way. Rescue 1 Epoxy does not buy, rent, scrape, import or borrow phone numbers, does not accept numbers passed along by a third party, and does not message anyone who has not contacted this business or hired it. Mobile opt-in information and consent are never shared with or sold to third parties or affiliates for marketing purposes.

What actually gets sent

The four kinds of message

Nothing else goes out under this program. Message frequency varies and depends on what you asked and where your project is at — there is no set schedule, no daily blast and no newsletter.

• Answering your estimate request — because you filled out the form on this website and ticked the consent box.
• Reply to a call we missed — because you called 850-805-7586 and nobody picked up.
• Your job, if you are a customer — scheduling your dates, saying when Drew is on the way, updates while the work is underway.
• A review request after a completed job — asking how the floor turned out.

Where the “SMS Marketing Consent” box has been ticked, an occasional offer may also be sent. That box is separate, optional and unchecked by default, and leaving it alone has no effect on anything else.

The full program disclosure — who sends the messages, cost, carrier liability, how long information is kept — is on the SMS Terms page.

Questions

Ask the person who sends the messages. Call or text 850-805-7586, or email drew@rescue1epoxy.com. Rescue 1 Epoxy operates from 8056 Fir Tree Dr, Milton, FL 32583, and serves Santa Rosa and Escambia County. Hours are Monday–Saturday, by appointment.