This site should work for everyone who wants to find out about getting a property washed. This page says plainly what's been done, what's been tested, and what to do if something gets in your way.
The standard we build to
The target is the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) version 2.2 at Level AA. It's the most commonly used standard, and it's what the pages here are built and checked against.
What has been tested
Every page is checked with axe, an automated accessibility testing tool, before it goes up. The check covers color contrast, text alternatives for images, heading order, labels on buttons and links, and a visible keyboard focus indicator. Pages are also checked at desktop and phone widths for text that overflows, overlaps, or gets hidden behind something.
When this statement was updated on November 2, 2026, the automated check found no critical or serious issues on this page.
These checks are our own. No outside firm has audited the site, and it holds no accessibility certification.
Automated testing doesn't catch everything. It can't judge whether an image description is useful or whether a page makes sense read aloud from top to bottom, and we'd rather say that than imply the site has been proven perfect.
What we've done
- Text and background colors are checked to meet the contrast minimum, including text that sits over photos.
- Every photo that carries information has a description of what's in it, not a filename or a keyword. Background photos are marked as decorative so screen readers skip them.
- The site can be used with a keyboard alone, and the focused item is clearly outlined.
- A skip link lets you jump past the menu straight to the page content.
- Headings run in order, so moving through a page by heading works with a screen reader.
- The menu on a phone opens from a labeled button.
Known limitations
Some sections fade or slide in as you scroll. That motion runs on every device, including ones set to reduce motion.
The short video clip on the homepage has no sound, so it has no captions; a text description says what it shows. Some blog posts show YouTube videos made by others, and their captions depend on YouTube and the video's owner.
Content on third-party sites we link to (Facebook, Instagram, X, YouTube, TikTok, Pinterest, and Google Maps) is outside our control and may not meet the same standard. The same goes for the Google map shown in the footer.
If something doesn't work for you
Tell us and we'll fix it. Call (501) 365-6845 or email [email protected]. It helps to know which page and what happened, but a rough description is fine.
If the website is the barrier, it doesn't have to be. Everything on it can be handled over the phone instead, including describing a job and getting a price.