Updated 11 November 2026
Cookies and browser storage
Cookies are small files saved by websites. Similar technologies include browser local storage. UK rules generally require information and consent before non-essential storage is used, unless a legal exception applies.
What this site uses
No separate advertising pixels or analytics integrations have been added by us. Embedded providers may use their own storage, which has not yet been fully audited. When you dismiss the cookie notice, we save a timestamp in local storage under mills-cookie-notice-v1, solely to remember that dismissal for 180 days. It is not used to identify you or track you across websites. The record remains in your browser until removed or replaced; after 180 days the notice appears again.
Necessary hosting or security technologies may also be used by the hosting provider. The exact provider cookie inventory and retention periods have not yet been verified; this policy does not claim to be a complete hosting inventory.
External services
Google Maps and Google reviews open only when you follow their links, outside this site. Google then applies its own cookie and privacy policies. Fonts are loaded from Google Fonts, which receives technical connection information such as your IP address. The GoHighLevel enquiry form and LeadConnector chat load independently of this notice so you can contact us without dismissing it. They may use storage to operate forms and conversations. Their cookie inventory, optional tracking settings and retention periods must be verified with the business before claiming full UK compliance.
Your choice
You do not need to accept cookies or dismiss the notice to browse, use an enquiry form, call or email us. You can remove saved site data through your browser settings; the notice will reappear. Dismissing the notice is not consent to tracking or marketing. If optional storage is introduced, we will update this policy and obtain any consent required before it runs.
Contact
Questions? Email millsconstruction302@gmail.com. Read our privacy policy for enquiry information, or visit the Information Commissioner’s Office.