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Press once for large, twice for larger, a third time to go back to normal. The whole site steps up with it: headings, paragraphs, buttons, the phone number and the enquiry form.
We want anyone who lands here to be able to read the page and get hold of us. This page sets out what the accessibility button on every page actually does, what we have built into the site, where it still falls short, and how to tell us when something is not working.
Every page carries a round red button in the bottom left corner. Press it and a small panel opens with six options you can switch on for yourself. There is no account, no sign up, and nothing you turn on is sent to us or to anybody else.
A Reset button at the bottom of the panel clears the lot in one press.
Look for this, bottom left
Press once for large, twice for larger, a third time to go back to normal. The whole site steps up with it: headings, paragraphs, buttons, the phone number and the enquiry form.
Turns the whole site black on white: the dark pages go light, every link is underlined, and the enquiry form boxes take a hard edge. Cards keep a solid black outline so nothing fades into the white.
Draws a line under every link on the page, so a link is never something you have to spot by colour alone.
Swaps our condensed headline face and our body face for a plainer one, and opens up the spacing between the letters, the words and the lines.
Stops the small fade in as each section comes into view, and anything else that moves. Nothing is hidden by it: the content is simply there when you get to it.
Puts a thick amber outline around whatever the keyboard is sitting on, so you can always see where you are as you tab down a page.
Worth knowing before you turn anything on, because it explains what will and will not follow you around.
We have aimed this website at the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 at level AA. We do not hold an accessibility certification or a formal audit, and we are not claiming one. What follows is what we have actually built and checked ourselves.
Press Tab as soon as a page loads and the first thing you reach is a Skip to content link that jumps you past the menu. From there the order follows the page, and an outline shows where you are, before you turn anything on.
Every phone number on this site is a link, and a big one. On a phone it dials 0487 493 769 straight away, and the bar along the bottom of the screen keeps that within thumb reach on every page.
If your phone or computer is already set to reduce motion, our small fade ins are off when you arrive. You do not have to find the toolbar first.
The job photos and the pest photos have a written description behind them for screen readers. Marks that are only decoration, like the phone icon inside a button, are hidden from screen readers so they do not add noise.
Each page has one main heading that says what the page is, with its sections in order underneath. The header, the main content, the menu and the footer are all marked, so a screen reader can jump straight to the part you want.
From a small phone to a wide desktop, nothing is cut off and there is nothing to scroll sideways to reach. Zoom in with your browser and the text reflows down the page instead of running off the edge.
We would rather tell you than let you find out on your own.
If any part of this website is hard to use, or one of the accessibility options is not doing what you need, we want to hear about it. It is a fault like any other and we would rather fix it than leave you struggling with it.
It helps if you can tell us the address of the page you were on, the device or browser you were using, and what happened.
Call Nathan on 0487 493 769, Monday to Friday 8am to 5pm. If we do not answer please leave a message and we will call back as soon as possible.
Or send it in writing. The enquiry form has a visible label on every box, and only your name and your phone number are needed.
You can. Free quotes, no obligation, and Nathan answers his own phone.