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Project enquiries

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This explains the email-only enquiry flow on the Formby Joinery pages. Updated 11 October 2026.

What the website does

The form assembles an email draft in your own email app. Its fields are not sent to a website server, stored in your browser or uploaded as files. You choose whether to send the email and attach any photographs.

Who receives the email

Initial enquiries go to Jude at Enquiries.FindMyMeds@gmail.com. Jude handles the introduction and may share relevant contact and project details with Russell Taylor at Formby Joinery so the work can be considered and the enquiry answered.

Send only what is useful

Your name, reply address, project location and description are normally enough. Avoid health information, financial details or identity documents. Photographs should show the project rather than people or unrelated private details.

After you send

Your email provider and the recipient’s email service process the message. The project conversation takes place by email; this website does not add you to a mailing list. Ask Jude about access, corrections or deletion of your enquiry details using the address above. Any arrangements for an agreed job should be confirmed directly with Formby Joinery.

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The web host may keep ordinary access and security logs. These pages do not add advertising trackers or optional analytics cookies. See the FindMyMeds website privacy information for the host website.

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