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Accessibility Statement
This statement covers how heritagesubsidence.co.uk is built to serve all visitors, what to do if something prevents you from using it, and how to receive content in a format that suits you.
Our Accessibility Aim
Heritage Subsidence is committed to making this website genuinely usable for everybody who visits. Whether you rely on magnification software, spoken output, keyboard-only navigation, high-contrast display settings, or simply prefer shorter and clearer text, the site should not put obstacles in your path. Researching subsidence repair for heritage buildings and submitting an enquiry ought to be achievable tasks for any visitor, regardless of the device, browser or assistive technology they bring. We keep page structure logical, language plain and layout uncluttered with that goal in mind. Accessibility is not a one-time fix; we look to improve the experience whenever a shortcoming comes to light.
Reporting a Problem
If any part of this website causes you difficulty, please let us know. The quickest way to do that is through the enquiry form. Describe what you were trying to do and what went wrong, and we will look into it. No barrier should go unaddressed simply because it has not been pointed out.
Requesting an Alternative Format
If the information on any page is not accessible to you in its current form, you are welcome to ask for it another way. Send your request using the enquiry form and tell us what format would work better for you. We will do our best to provide what you need.