1. General Information

ACE STONE WORKERS LTD, based in 27 Awliscombe Road, Welling, England, DA16 3JT as a data operator has the confidentiality of its customers personal data as one of the company’s priority.

This webpage for the privacy policy is here to inform the visitors and customers on how ACE STONE WORKERS LTD process the personal data when a visitor uses the website ace-stone-workers.co.uk.

2. Personal data processed for Visitors

Visiting our website ace-stone-workers.co.uk will mean that we process data directly from the usage of the website, via cookies. The website provides an opportunity to contact the company via a contact form, placed on our contact page. This form will require: email and full name.  Failure to load or complete the form on the website will lead to automatic deletion of the data, that means this will not be stored or registered in the system.

3.  Purposes for personal data processing of the website visitors

For all visitors of the ace-stone-workers.co.uk website the personal data will be processed as for the following activities:

• For marketing activities and commercial communications (including email and SMS) regarding the services provided by ACE STONE WORKERS LTD.  The processing of personal data for marketing purposes is based on the expressed consent given by the visitor upon sending the contact form. The appropriate consent is given on the website by checking the appropriate box before sending a contact message or getting in direct contact with our company via email or phone number. Any commercial communication extended by our company will include the option to unsubscribe from our database, if the visitor wishes to do so.
• In order to solve requests, complaints, reply to the virtual correspondence and for the improvement of the experience on the ace-stone-workers.co.uk website. Processing the personal data for this purpose is based on the legitimate interest of ACE STONE WORKERS LTD and the need to ensure a correct function of the ace-stone-workers.co.uk website. Also, in order to resolve and reply to each contact or email sent to the company, we need to have access to the minimum personal data information. Providing the data is completely up to the visitor’s choice and refusal to do so has no negative impact on the website experience or the relationship between the company and the visitor.

4. Processing personal data duration for visitors

The processing of the information for a visitor on the ace-stone-workers.co.uk website until the processing purposes have been achieved or the visitor wishes to withdraw consent for communications. In that case he can in any given moment consent that the personal data entrusted shall be deleted and ACE STONE WORKERS LTD will proceed to do so in accordance with the request of the user.

5. Disclosure of personal data

ACE STONE WORKERS LTD may disclose personal data to third parties and entities that support our activity, and also other forms of governmental institutions.  In order to fulfill the processing services, ACE STONE WORKERS LTD may disclose data to third parties or entities that support the website ace-stone-workers.co.uk. Some examples of situations or entities to which the visitor’s data may be disclosed:

• Website administration personnel or third party maintenance provider for website/hosting;
• The maintenance and improvement of the website;
• In data analysis, research, testing and monitoring the activity trends on the website ace-stone-workers.co.uk, that could lead to future developments and improvements of the browsing experience;
• In commercial marketing communications that are set according to the law limits and conditions;
• When requested by the law, etc.

6. Transfer of personal data outside of the United Kingdom

Personal data provided to ACE STONE WORKERS LTD can be transferred to third party entities outside of the United Kingdom, included but not exclusive to EU countries.

7. Users rights

The legislation regarding the process of personal data gives the user the following rights:

• Access to information right – the visitor has the the right to receive details degrading how the personal data is processed by ACE STONE WORKERS LTD; the general information is laid out on this page, and further additional information can be requested in writing by addressing the following email address [[email protected]].
• Access to data right – at any given moment the user has the right to request and obtain from ACE STONE WORKERS LTD information regarding how the personal data is used, processed, the process and purpose of the processing that is performed, the third parties involved in the processing data, etc;
• Data rectification – the user has the right to data rectification without justified delay by ACE STONE WORKERS LTD of inaccurate / unjustified / incomplete personal data. The additional changes will be provided for both parties.
• The right to data cancellation – meaning the user can request, without delay, that ACE STONE WORKERS LTD will delete the personal data stored. Reasons that may induce this procedure:
  • The purpose for which the data was collected has ended or is no longer required by the visitor. Once the consent is withdrawn ACE STONE WORKERS LTD has no legal basis to continue processing your data.
  • If the data subject opposes the data processing and there is no legitimate reasons for ACE STONE WORKERS LTD to continuing to do so;
  • In case of illegal data processing;
  • Any legal obligation that states that ACE STONE WORKERS LTD must delete the data;
  • If the personal data has been collected in connection and in accordance with the national or Union law under which the operator is located then ACE STONE WORKERS LTD will continue processing the information for statistical purposes. In the case of a data deletion request from the user ACE STONE WORKERS LTD will anonymize this data (lack of personal character).
• The right to not be exposed to an automatic individual decision, including the automatic profile creations that can produce legal effects.
• The right to address the authorities such as the The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) or  any institution that the user considers necessary in case the visitor considers that the company has not respected their rights with regard to privacy.