Privacy
And Enquiries.

The enquiry form asks for your name, email, optional phone number, service selection and message. The website domain is included with the enquiry so its source can be identified. Your message may include a business postcode and details about the premises.

Please do not include sensitive personal information.

We use the details to receive, review and respond to your request. Before an enquiry is passed to a suitable local firm, the form asks for your agreement. If you agree, that firm can contact you about the requested work, clarify the scope and prepare a quotation.

Sharing an enquiry does not mean you have booked a service.

The consent box is not selected in advance. The form cannot be sent unless you agree to the stated enquiry-sharing purpose. Details are shared for responding to the work you requested, not sold as a general marketing list.

A firm receiving your enquiry is responsible for explaining its own handling of your information.

Enquiry details should be kept only for as long as needed to handle the request, resolve related queries and meet applicable legal requirements. Access should be limited to those handling the enquiry. No fixed retention period is promised here because the appropriate period depends on the purpose and any resulting relationship.

You may ask for access to your information, correction or deletion, or raise a concern about its use. Some rights depend on the circumstances and lawful basis. To make a request about this website, use the enquiry form, select Not Sure Yet and begin the message with Privacy Request.

Withdrawing consent does not affect processing already carried out lawfully.

This website loads Epilogue and Libre Franklin from Google Fonts. Your browser contacts Google to retrieve font files, which can disclose technical information such as an IP address. Hosting and enquiry services may also process technical request data to operate and protect the website.

No analytics or advertising scripts are included in this build.

This website does not set analytics or advertising cookies in its own code. External reference links take you to other websites, whose notices apply when you visit them. If tracking or other optional storage is added later, the privacy information and any consent controls must be updated before that processing begins.

You can raise a privacy question using the enquiry form and identify it as a Privacy Request. Avoid including unnecessary personal details. You also have the right to complain to the Information Commissioner’s Office.

Its website explains data rights and how to raise concerns. This notice was last reviewed in October 2026.

Information Commissioner’s Office: Make A Complaint