When you enquire: your name, company, email address, phone number, the address of the work, what you have asked for, and any drawings, measurements or photographs you send. If you ring us, we keep a written note of the call — the caller, the number, what was asked and what we said we would do.
When we quote: the specification, the finishes and materials chosen, the priced breakdown, revisions, and your approval or comments.
When you order: everything above, plus the delivery and installation address, access notes, order and invoice history, purchase orders, and the card type and last four digits from your payment. We never see or store your full card number — Stripe takes the payment and holds the card details.
While the work is made: production records, workshop photographs of your job, quality checks, delivery and installation notes, a signature and photograph on hand-over, snags reported afterwards and how they were put right.
When you apply for a trade account: company details, the names of directors or authorised buyers, trading references, the credit limit and terms agreed, and payment behaviour on the account.
When you buy in the shop or use the portal: your account email, a securely hashed password, saved delivery addresses, saved card references held by Stripe (never the card number itself), basket and order history, returns, and the messages you send us through the portal.
When you visit the workshop: the reception log — name, company, who you came to see and the time in and out.
When we ask for a review: whether the request was sent and opened, and any rating or comment you choose to give.
When you use the website: pages viewed, how you arrived and rough location from your IP address — but only if you agreed to measurement or advertising cookies. Essential cookies keep the basket, sign-in and payment working and are always on. See the cookie notice.
When you email one of our business mailboxes: your message, its attachments and the conversation that follows are read into the enquiry record so any member of the team can pick the job up. This is the Gmail access described in the Google sections below.
When you arrive from one of our paid adverts: we keep a security record of that visit — your IP address, the browser you used, which advert and search brought you, the pages seen, how long you stayed and whether a form was started. This is not a cookie choice: it is how we protect the advertising budget from robots and repeat clickers, which is our legitimate interest. We keep the visit for 90 days and the page-by-page detail for 30 days, then delete it. It is never used to advertise to you.
From other places: Companies House and credit reference information for a trade application, public business listings when we research a prospective trade customer, and messages sent to our social accounts.