Accessibility at Retainingwall Armadale

Everyone looking into retaining walls in Armadale and nearby suburbs should be able to read these pages, use the planning tools and send a request without hitting a barrier. If something on this site is hard to see, hear, navigate or complete, please tell us through the contact form so it can be fixed.

Accessibility policy

Retainingwall Armadale aims to make every page, guide and form usable by people with different abilities, devices and ways of browsing. That includes visitors who use screen readers, keyboard navigation, magnification, voice control or captions.

This commitment covers the whole site, from the service pages on limestone, block and concrete sleeper walls to the suburb pages and the request form.

What the site aims to do

• Use clear headings in a logical order so pages make sense when read aloud.
• Keep text readable, with enough contrast between words and background.
• Give meaningful images a text description and skip decorative ones.
• Let every link, button and form field work with a keyboard alone.
• Label form fields plainly and explain any error in words, not colour alone.
• Keep layouts working when text is enlarged or the screen is narrow.

Known limits

Some content may fall short while pages are updated, such as an image without a description or a field that a screen reader announces poorly. Embedded content from other providers, such as maps, may not always meet the same level.

Report a problem

If any part of the site gets in your way, use the contact form to describe it. Helpful details include:

• the page address or the name of the page
• what you were trying to do, such as reading a guide or sending a quote request
• the device, browser and any assistive technology you use

If the form itself is the barrier, mention that in whatever way you can reach the site, and the issue will be treated as a priority to fix.

Other ways to get the information

If you cannot use a page in its current form, ask through the contact form for the content in another format, such as plain text. You can also start from the services or areas pages, which list each topic in a simple grid.

Keeping this page current

This statement is reviewed as the site changes. Feedback from visitors is the most useful guide to what needs attention next, so every report is read and used to improve the site.