Our target is conformance with the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1, level AA. That means well-formed HTML, headings in order, text alternatives on images, a visible label for every form field, high contrast between text and background, and layouts that rearrange on small screens and under heavy magnification. Every FAQ answer is printed openly, with nothing hidden behind a toggle.

The cost calculator and the wet-basement checker both work from beginning to end by keyboard. Anyone who finds either tool awkward will find the same material written out in the cost guide and across the service pages.

Not every page may meet the goal yet. When you hit a barrier, for instance a control the keyboard can't reach or a heading that a screen reader misses, write to us through the contact form and mention where it happened. Naming the page and describing the barrier in a sentence gives us what we need to start.

Pages get an accessibility check before they are published or updated. The law of Indiana applies to this statement.