Accessibility Statement for Ealing House Clearance

This accessibility statement explains how Ealing House Clearance and our local house clearance in Ealing strive to make our online content and in-person services accessible to all users. We follow the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 AA as our standard baseline and aim to ensure that people with a range of abilities can find, understand and use our information and services.

Our Ealing clearance services are developed with assistive technologies in mind: we test compatibility with common screen readers and ensure that semantic HTML and landmarks are used throughout site pages and digital forms. Accessible navigation and clear content structure are priorities so visitors can access details about waste removal, estate clearance and reuse or recycling options without barriers.

We are committed to continuous improvement. Where third-party content or embedded tools are used, we review accessibility impacts and work with vendors to improve compatibility. Known limitations are documented and mitigations provided on relevant pages; if a particular document or resource is not accessible, we will provide alternative formats on request.

To support screen-reader users we implement ARIA roles where appropriate, ensure headings follow a logical order, and supply descriptive link text. Our policy includes providing alt text for images where images convey information. We encourage the use of keyboard navigation: interactive controls are reachable by keyboard, focus indicators are visible, and custom controls include keyboard equivalents.

The technical approach for house clearance in Ealing covers:

• WCAG 2.1 AA compliance targets for content, images, forms and navigation
• Screen-reader support and ARIA role use to improve semantic clarity
• Keyboard navigation and visible focus outlines for interactive elements
• Resizable text, sufficient colour contrast and avoidance of reliance on colour alone

We also provide plain-language summaries and structured data so customers arranging a clear-out in the Ealing area can quickly find essential steps, pricing guidance and safety information. Clear, step-by-step instructions and labelled form fields reduce cognitive load and support people using assistive tools.

Accessibility testing is ongoing. We conduct manual testing with keyboard-only navigation, automated checks for WCAG 2.1 AA criteria, and compatibility testing with screen readers and mobile assistive features. When possible, we involve users with accessibility needs to assess real-world usability of Ealing rubbish removal and clearance booking flows.

If you encounter an accessibility problem on any page, please let us know using the site’s contact options or the accessibility contact channels provided on our site. We will respond and aim to provide a solution or an alternative format for the information you need. Our target is to acknowledge requests promptly and resolve them in a reasonable time frame.

The accessibility of the Ealing clearance services site is managed by a dedicated team that monitors updates to WCAG guidance and implements progressive enhancements. We regularly review components, document changes and publish updates to this statement. For specific accessibility requests — such as documents in large print, braille, audio or tailored assistance for an on-site house clearance appointment — please contact us via the website contact options. We do not include direct contact details in this statement.