Accessibility statement

Approach

This site is built to align with WCAG 2.2 Level AA as a working target. That target is an ongoing commitment rather than a certification, and no compliance claim is made on behalf of a real business here.

What is implemented

• Semantic HTML structure with a single main landmark and a skip link to it
• Keyboard access to all interactive controls, including the navigation menus, filters, accordions and forms
• Visible focus indicators that meet a clear contrast against their background
• Accordions, tabs and disclosure controls with appropriate ARIA state and relationships
• Form fields with associated labels, inline error messages, an error summary and programmatic error association
• Descriptive alternative text on photography, and decorative graphics hidden from assistive technology
• Text that reflows without horizontal scrolling on small screens and at increased zoom
• Support for the reduced-motion preference, which disables non-essential animation and smooth scrolling
• Colour contrast checked for body text, headings and interface controls
• Touch targets sized for one-handed use, with a persistent call and request-service bar on mobile

Known limitations

• The service-area diagram is a stylised schematic with a text description; it is not an interactive map
• Photography is licensed stock imagery, so alternative text describes the image rather than a specific project
• Third-party tools added later — maps, review feeds, booking or chat widgets — will need their own accessibility review

Alternatives to using this website

Anything that can be done on this site can be done by telephone instead. If a page or form creates a barrier, call and a person can take the details directly.

Reporting a barrier

If something on this site is difficult or impossible to use, we want to know. Send a description of the page and what happened through the contact form, or call. A real deployment should name a responsible contact and a target response time here.