What the enquiry form collects and why.
This notice explains what the enquiry form collects, why the information is needed and how it is handled when you contact Flyson Construction Ltd.
Who is responsible for the information
FLYSONCONSTRUCTION LTD, company number 17043962, is responsible for personal information submitted through this website. The registered office is 2 Croft Gardens, Burntwood, United Kingdom, WS7 2EZ. Privacy questions can be sent through the contact form or in writing to the registered office.
Information collected
The enquiry form collects name, email address, telephone number, postcode or area, service required, a brief project description, preferred contact method and confirmation that this notice has been read. The enquiry record does not intentionally store the visitor’s IP address or browser user-agent string.
How the information is used
The information is used to respond to the request, consider whether the proposed work is a suitable fit, arrange an appropriate follow-up and keep an operational record of the correspondence. It is not used for unrelated marketing unless a separate choice is offered.
Storage and service providers
Enquiry information is held using website hosting and data-storage providers acting for Flyson Construction Ltd. An email provider may also be used to notify the business about a new message. Appropriate access controls are used for these services.
Retention
Enquiry information is kept only for as long as reasonably necessary to respond, prepare or manage a quotation, administer any resulting project, resolve a dispute and meet applicable record-keeping obligations. Records that are no longer required should be securely deleted or anonymised.
Sharing
Information may be processed by hosting, data-storage and email-delivery providers acting for the website. It may also be shared where necessary to comply with law, establish or defend legal rights, or with a professional adviser under an appropriate duty of confidence. The website does not sell enquiry data.
Your rights
Depending on the circumstances, individuals may have rights concerning access, correction, erasure, restriction, objection and data portability, and may complain to the Information Commissioner’s Office. A request should include enough information to identify the relevant enquiry without disclosing unnecessary documents.
Changes to this notice
This notice is reviewed when the contact process, service providers, retention arrangements or marketing tools change.