Accessibility Statement for Moss removal driveway services

This accessibility statement outlines how our moss removal driveway services and related online information aim to meet the needs of all users, including people with disabilities. We are committed to making the driveway moss removal area and digital resources accessible, prioritising inclusivity for visitors using assistive technologies. This statement explains how we work toward WCAG 2.1 AA compliance, the specific accessibility features we implement, and how you can request further assistance if you encounter a barrier.

We design content for screen-reader support and clear structure. Headings follow a logical order, landmarks and ARIA roles are used where appropriate, and alternative text is provided for images and diagrams describing moss removal for driveways and driveway moss cleaning steps. Our pages include descriptive link text and visible focus indicators to help keyboard users navigate the site and the information about how to remove moss from driveway surfaces.

In addition to digital accessibility, our on-site services for driveway moss cleaning consider physical access: clear approach paths, safe surface gradients, and assistance for those who require support during appointments. We document and maintain best practices for health and safety while delivering driveway moss removal, and we provide information in multiple formats when requested to increase accessibility for all clients.

We follow WCAG 2.1 AA guidelines as a baseline for our online materials. Key measures include:

• Perceivable: text alternatives, captions where needed, and sufficient contrast for text related to driveway moss treatment.
• Operable: full keyboard navigation, logical tab order, and avoidance of time-limited interactions unless alternatives are provided.
• Understandable: clear language, consistent navigation, and instructions for booking or requesting accessible formats for moss removal guidance.
• Robust: compatibility with common assistive technologies, such as screen readers and magnifiers.

To support keyboard-only users, interactive controls and forms associated with driveway moss removal services are reachable and operable with standard keyboard commands. We ensure that skip links or other mechanisms are available so users can bypass repetitive navigation to reach main content quickly.

We also maintain visual design practices that help people with low vision: high-contrast palettes for important calls to action, scalable layouts for text resizing, and visible focus outlines. These features aid those consulting guidance on driveway moss removal procedures or accessing service information on small or high-zoom displays.

Our content is tested with multiple screen readers and browsers to improve compatibility and to ensure assistive technologies can interpret the structure correctly. We use semantic HTML, ARIA attributes where necessary, and provide clear labels for controls that affect scheduling or requesting accessible formats for instructions on removing moss from driveways.

We continuously monitor and review pages about driveway moss removal techniques, cleaning schedules, and safety information. When updates are made, we validate that changes preserve accessibility, and we publish summaries of accessibility work so users understand what has been improved.

If you encounter an accessibility barrier while using our site or require the driveway moss removal information in an alternative format — such as large print, audio recording, or plain text — please contact our accessibility team through the website's accessibility request option. We respond to accessibility requests and make reasonable adjustments in a timely manner. We do not publish personal contact details here, but the accessible contact mechanism will direct your request to the right team.

How to report an accessibility issue

Please use the designated accessibility request tool on the site to report problems. When reporting, include:

• which page or section about driveway moss removal you were using;
• what device, browser, or assistive technology you used;
• a description of the issue and any error messages.

We take all reports seriously, investigate them, and publish remediation timelines when changes are required. Our objective is to maintain and improve accessible services and clear guidance for driveway moss removal across both digital and real-world interactions.

Last reviewed: the accessibility policy and practical measures for driveway moss cleaning are reviewed regularly to preserve compliance and to respond to user needs.