coffey bros movers is committed to making our website welcoming, usable, and easy to navigate for everyone, including people with disabilities. We believe that access to information about moving services, scheduling, pricing, and customer support should never be limited by physical, visual, hearing, or cognitive challenges. Our goal is to create an online experience that feels clear, dependable, and respectful of every visitor’s needs.

Accessibility matters because a significant portion of the population relies on assistive technology to browse the web. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, about 26 percent of adults in the United States live with some form of disability. That equals roughly one in four people. The World Health Organization also estimates that more than one billion people worldwide experience some level of disability. These numbers highlight why accessible design is not optional. It directly affects how millions of people find information, make decisions, and connect with local businesses.

We design our pages with readability in mind, using clear language, logical structure, and consistent layout so visitors can move through content without confusion. Navigation is organized to help users quickly locate important information. Links and headings are written to be meaningful rather than vague, which helps screen reader users understand where each link leads. We also work to keep contrast levels and spacing comfortable for people with low vision.

Accessibility remains an industry wide challenge. A 2023 WebAIM study found that roughly 98 percent of the top one million homepages had at least one detectable accessibility issue. This shows that continuous review and improvement are essential, even for well maintained websites. We take this reality seriously and regularly evaluate our site to identify areas that can be improved.

Accessibility is an ongoing process. We regularly review our website and make updates to improve usability and accessibility for all users. If certain content is not yet fully accessible, we are working toward improving it.

Accessibility is not a one time task. As devices, browsers, and assistive tools evolve, so do expectations for usability. We routinely review content, layout, and functionality to ensure the website continues to meet current standards and user needs. When we introduce new pages or features, accessibility is considered during planning and development rather than treated as an afterthought.

If some content is not yet fully accessible, we treat that as a priority for improvement. Our intention is steady progress rather than perfection overnight, guided by user feedback and practical testing.

Some features on our website may come from third party platforms such as scheduling tools, maps, or embedded media. While we aim to work with providers that value accessibility, we do not have direct control over how those platforms design or maintain their tools. If a third party feature creates a barrier, we encourage visitors to let us know so we can explore alternatives or provide the information in another way.

If you experience any difficulty accessing content on our site or need information in a different format, we are happy to help. Your feedback plays a meaningful role in improving our digital experience for everyone. Studies from usability research groups consistently show that direct user feedback is one of the most effective ways to uncover real world accessibility barriers that automated tools may miss.