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Accessibility statement · August 26, 2026
Accessible use is part of launch quality.
Construction Junk Removal, LLC aims to make this site usable across keyboard, touch, screen-size, and assistive-technology contexts. This statement reports implemented measures without making an untested conformance claim.
01 / IMPLEMENTED MEASURES
Structure and controls are designed to remain perceivable and operable.
Semantic HTML
Pages use landmarks, heading hierarchy, labeled navigation, lists, tables, buttons, links, labels, fieldsets, and native form controls appropriate to their purpose.
Text alternatives
Brand and informative images include purpose-based alternative text. Decorative presentation remains in CSS or is excluded from the accessibility tree where appropriate.
Mobile and motion
Layouts adapt across desktop, tablet, and mobile widths; tables can scroll within their region; and reduced-motion preferences disable nonessential transitions and smooth scrolling.
02 / KNOWN LIMITS
Automated and visual checks are not a conformance certificate.
REMAINING REVIEW
The launch audit includes keyboard-oriented markup review, responsive visual checks, overflow checks, and programmatic tests. It does not establish that every page has been tested with every browser, operating system, screen reader, voice tool, zoom setting, or user workflow.
Third-party websites linked as evidence are outside this site’s control. A separate monitored accessibility feedback contact has not been authorized; the estimate-only Text Photos action is not represented as that channel.
03 / REQUESTING HELP
A dedicated feedback channel remains the next trust improvement.
CURRENT LIMIT
The owner has not yet supplied a separate monitored phone or email channel for accessibility feedback. When authorized, that channel should identify the responsible response role and request the page, problem, device or assistive technology, and preferred response method.
Until then, the site will not invent contact details or repurpose the browser-only project-summary tool or estimate-specific SMS action as an accessibility contact.
START WITH THE SCOPE
Material. Access.
Quantity. Timing.
Those four facts make the first conversation useful—and make unsupported price promises unnecessary.