Garden Maintenance Catford Accessibility Statement

This accessibility statement explains how our Catford garden maintenance services, including garden maintenance Catford and Catford garden maintenance offerings, meet accessibility standards. We are committed to providing an inclusive experience for everyone seeking professional garden care in Catford and the surrounding neighbourhoods. This page outlines our approach to WCAG 2.1 AA compliance, screen-reader support, and keyboard navigation for site visitors and service users.

Our aim is to ensure that lawn care, hedge trimming and general groundskeeping content is accessible. We follow recognized accessibility standards and continually improve the accessibility of our Catford groundskeeping information and booking materials. If you use assistive technologies, the content is structured to be predictable and manageable.

We have designed the online material for garden care Catford with clear headings, logical reading order, and properly coded lists and buttons. Where possible, we provide alternatives to visual content and ensure that interactive elements work with common assistive technologies.

Key accessibility features included across our information and customer touchpoints:

• WCAG 2.1 AA as the baseline standard for text contrast, scalable fonts, and adaptable layouts.
• Semantic markup and heading structure to support navigation via screen readers and other vocal or braille devices.
• Keyboard accessible controls so users can navigate without a mouse when arranging Catford garden maintenance visits.
• Clear labels and instructions for forms and booking flows related to garden service requests.

We use ARIA roles and landmarks where appropriate to improve the experience for assistive technologies. Our goal is for users seeking garden maintenance in Catford to find information and complete tasks easily, whether they are using a keyboard, voice control, or a screen reader.

In practical terms, this means menus and interactive widgets are reachable by tabbing, focus order is logical, and visible focus indicators are present to support keyboard users. Images that convey information have descriptive alternatives, and decorative graphics are marked to be ignored by assistive tools.

We regularly test pages and resources with a combination of automated tools and manual checks, including common screen readers and keyboard-only navigation tests. Tests include multiple browsers and device sizes to ensure our Catford garden care content behaves consistently and accessibly on phones, tablets and desktops.

Areas we prioritise

Priorities for accessible garden maintenance content include:

1. Readable text sizes and sufficient contrast for written guidance about lawn and hedge services.
2. Accessible forms for booking or requesting quotes, with error messages that are clear and programmatically associated with inputs.
3. Timely alternatives to multimedia where applicable, such as captions or transcripts for videos that explain care techniques.

We acknowledge that accessibility is an ongoing process. When new pages or features are added—whether detailing seasonal pruning or pest control for local gardens—we assess them for compliance and usability before they go live.

If you need information in a different format, require assistance using the site, or want to report an accessibility issue related to our Catford garden maintenance pages, please contact our accessibility team through the standard contact channels shown on this site. We will respond to accessibility requests and provide alternatives in a timely manner.

How we handle reports: We record concerns, investigate them, and take reasonable steps to resolve accessibility barriers. Where immediate fixes are not possible, we provide a reasonable workaround and a timeline for remediation. This process helps us improve the accessibility of our garden care Catford resources.

Thank you for engaging with our accessibility statement. We welcome input from people with disabilities to help improve the accessibility of the Catford garden maintenance experience and to ensure that all users can access the information and services they need.