Accessibility Statement
Foundation Repair Oklahoma City OK wants every guide, the quiz, the calculator and both forms to work for homeowners in Oklahoma City, OK, the rest of Oklahoma County and the nearby cities we take requests from, whether they use a mobile, a laptop, a keyboard alone or a screen reader.
- No Cost to Request
- Oklahoma Rules and Permit Basics
- Local to Oklahoma County & Nearby
- Slab & Pier-and-Beam Homes
Effective October 21, 2026.
What we aim for. We work toward the AA success criteria of WCAG 2.1. The pages are built from simple, standard markup and styling, which generally behaves well with screen readers, browser zoom and larger text settings.
Features now in place. Headings run in a sensible order, so it is easy to skip from one section to the next. Every image carries a text description. Text, links and buttons are checked for enough contrast with the background behind them. Form fields have labels you can see, and both forms work from start to finish with a keyboard. On our question pages, each answer is printed in full, with nothing tucked into a panel you must open. Each choice in the quiz and the calculator is a labeled control that a screen reader can name aloud.
Pages run by others. Our links to public offices and source documents open sites that other people run; how accessible those are is up to them.
If something gets in your way. Use the contact form to let us know which page you were on, what you hoped to do and where things went wrong. If the form itself is the problem, that is exactly what we want to hear about; describe it as well as you can and we will look for a workaround. Each report is read individually, and we correct problems as soon as we reasonably can.
We look at this statement again whenever the site is substantially redesigned.