The standard we aim for
The guidelines are a public document from the W3C, and they spell out how a webpage should behave for a reader working with a screen reader, a keyboard alone, a magnifier, captions or the reduced motion setting on their device. Level AA is the target most public-facing sites in the United States are held to. We do not claim we meet every part of it on every page today, and no sentence here will say so until a proper test can back the claim.
What we have already done
- Pages use proper HTML headings, lists, buttons and links in reading order, rather than styled divs standing in for them.
- Every page can be worked through with a keyboard alone. Focus is visible on the item you are on, and the tab order matches the reading order.
- Body text sits on backgrounds chosen to hold the contrast ratio at or above the WCAG 2.2 AA thresholds, in both the light and dark theme.
- Meaningful pictures carry a short text description in the alt attribute. Purely decorative shapes and background patterns are marked so a screen reader skips them without a word.
- Motion is kept small, and each page honors the reduced motion setting on your device. With that setting turned on, animations stop.
- The phone number appears as plain text on every page so a screen reader reads it as digits, and on a phone it also works as a tap-to-call link.
What we know still needs work
None known as of October 20, 2026. When you find something we have missed, call (210) 871-9021 and let us know, and it goes on this list until the fix ships.
How to report a problem
Call (210) 871-9021. Tell us the page you were on, what you were trying to do, and what got in the way. If a screen reader, a magnifier or another assistive tool was in play, name the tool as well. We work from the report, so the more detail the better.
How a report moves
A short fix goes on the page, and a larger fix goes on a written list.
Related pages
- Privacy policy: what a call captures and how long it lives on our systems.
- Terms of use: the ground rules for the site and the phone line that goes with it.
- About our service: how a call to this number works and what carries into the visit.
- Report a problem by phone: the same number as above.
- Frequently asked questions: short reading on common roof trouble.
Effective date
This accessibility statement takes effect on October 20, 2026. Any question about it goes to (210) 871-9021.