Tommy Removals Accessibility Statement for Our Service Area

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Tommy Removals Accessibility Statement

Illustration showing inclusive moving service sign representing Tommy Removals accessibility overview At Tommy Removals we are committed to making our local moving and storage services accessible to everyone in the accessible Tommy Removals area. Accessibility is integral to how we design communications and customer journeys. This statement explains our efforts, the standards we follow, and how we support customers who need alternative formats or adjustments. We aim to make every step of engaging with Tommy Removals clear and usable for people with different abilities.

We have structured our accessibility work around the WCAG 2.1 AA standard and best practices for digital and physical access. Our approach includes clear headings, consistent navigation, descriptive link text, and attention to contrast and scalable text. We apply these principles across the Tommy Removals site and local materials so that customers in the Tommy Removals area can more easily find the information they need.

Two removal workers dressed in red and black uniforms are inside a bright, clean room with light-colored wooden flooring and white walls. They are facing each other, each holding a large wooden chest of drawers with a natural finish, featuring three drawers with metallic handles. Behind them on the wall, there is a large window with a wooden frame, partially obscured by pale blinds, and a standard-sized window on the right wall also with a wooden frame. Several cardboard boxes are stacked on the floor around the room, indicating recent packing activity, and the overall environment suggests a residential property, possibly in a suburban area of the UK, ready for a house move organized by Tommy Removals. The room is well-lit with natural daylight, creating a bright and airy atmosphere suitable for domestic moving services focused on house removals in the local area. We support assistive technologies and screen-reader compatibility by ensuring semantic HTML, ARIA landmarks where appropriate, and accessible form labels. Screen-reader support is tested with popular reading tools to confirm that announcements are meaningful and navigation order matches visual flow. For content that is primarily visual, we provide accessible alternatives on request and keep text equivalents updated.

A cluttered kitchen space with a central white kitchen island and a collection of cardboard boxes, some open and partially filled with household items such as brown paper packing material, a small yellow bowl, and a pink portable speaker. Several boxes are positioned in front of and to the sides of the island, with some stacked or tilted, revealing various contents including a teapot and cups. The background shows a bright, modern kitchen environment with white cabinetry, a window with blinds allowing natural light, and green plants on the countertop, suggesting a residential setting in or near [TOWN] or the local postcode area. The wooden floor adds warmth to the scene, and there is a sense of ongoing packing or moving activity typical of house removals services by Tommy Removals. Keyboard navigation is a priority: all interactive elements in our online content are reachable using keyboard-only input, with logical tab order and visible focus indicators. We ensure that drop-downs, modals, and interactive controls can be opened, used, and closed without a mouse. Where complex widgets are used, we add clear instructions and roles so they are operable by keyboard and usable with assistive devices.

To make our policies and processes transparent, we maintain and test a set of accessibility checks that include:

  • Automated scanning for common WCAG 2.1 AA issues.
  • Manual testing with keyboard-only navigation and screen readers.
  • User-focused reviews with accessibility specialists to identify real-world barriers.

We also pay attention to third-party content and partner services used in the Tommy Removals area. Where external content is necessary, we work to ensure it meets our accessibility expectations and we flag any known issues so users can be supported effectively.

Three men in casual clothing are preparing for a house move inside a bright, spacious living room with large windows that let in natural light. The room features a white sofa in the foreground, partially visible on the left side, with three cardboard boxes being held by each individual. The man on the left, wearing a purple shirt, holds a small box while standing next to the sofa. The man in the middle, dressed in a turquoise striped polo shirt, is holding a larger box and smiling at the camera. The man on the right, wearing a light blue shirt and brown trousers, carries a medium-sized box, positioned near a white radiator beneath the windows. The scene depicts a residential interior, likely in a town such as [TOWN], with a focus on the house removals process, featuring the cardboard boxes and the relaxed, organized atmosphere typical of an ongoing move. The environment looks clean and modern, suitable for a professional removals service such as Tommy Removals operating within the [POSTCODE] area. Our staff receive training in inclusive communication and assistance, so our teams can offer reasonable adjustments and alternative formats for customers who need them. We are committed to continuous improvement and to embedding accessibility into planning for services, printed materials and customer communications across the Tommy Removals area.

If you have an accessibility request or need information in an alternative format, please contact our accessibility team; we will respond promptly and work to provide a suitable solution. We cannot include direct contact details here, but we will always offer clear options for reasonable adjustments and will aim to reply within a timely period. Reasonable adjustments may include large-print documents, audio formats, detailed verbal explanations, or scheduling support for in-person services.

A young man and woman engaged in a moving task indoors, surrounded by several large cardboard boxes. The man, with short brown hair and a light grey t-shirt, is smiling and lifting a medium-sized box, while the woman, with platinum blonde hair styled in a bun and dressed in a grey sleeveless top, is sitting on the floor next to an open box, appearing to prepare for packing or unpacking. They are positioned near a white wall with large windows, allowing natural daylight to illuminate the room, which has a neutral and minimalistic appearance. The scene captures a moment of collaboration during a house removal, with the focus on household items such as the cardboard boxes and their contents, which are not visible, set on a clean, light-colored floor. This setting is representative of a typical residential interior in the UK, possibly near the postcode district of the town referenced in the website, with the scene suggesting a domestic environment where a professional house removals service like Tommy Removals might operate in the area including local towns in that postcode. The image exudes a professional yet casual atmosphere, emphasizing careful handling of personal belongings during relocation. We welcome reports of accessibility issues so that we can address them quickly. Continuous monitoring and regular reviews help us prioritise fixes and enhancements. By focusing on WCAG 2.1 AA standards, robust screen-reader support, and dependable keyboard navigation, Tommy Removals seeks to make moving and storage services inclusive for all customers in the Tommy Removals service area.

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