Accessibility Statement

Last updated: 1 October 2026

Kit Ross Limited wants people to be able to understand this website, find information about our services and contact us or book without unnecessary barriers.

1. Our Accessibility Aim

We aim to make this website accessible in line with the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines, WCAG 2.1 Level AA. This is our aim, rather than a certification that every requirement has been met.

2. Review Status

Recent website checks have covered page content, text readability, navigation links, contact forms and desktop and mobile layouts. A full accessibility audit has not been completed. We have not verified every page and interaction against all WCAG criteria or tested the complete website with all relevant assistive technologies.

We therefore cannot claim full WCAG conformance. Further checks are needed, including keyboard navigation, focus behaviour, screen-reader use, text resizing and form error handling.

3. Services on Other Platforms

Some links take you to other platforms, including the appointment booking service. Their accessibility is managed by their providers, and we have not completed an accessibility audit of those services. If you encounter a barrier, please contact Kit so we can discuss another way to help you access the information or arrange your appointment.

4. Help and Feedback

If you have difficulty using the website, need information in another format or want to report an accessibility problem, contact:

Kit Ross Limited
Email: kit@kitross.ie
Postal address: Unit 1a, Bracken Business Park, Bracken Road, Sandyford, Dublin, D18 H283

Please tell us which page or task caused difficulty and what assistance you need. You do not need to disclose a diagnosis. If useful, you can also tell us which browser or assistive technology you were using.

We aim to respond within two business days. If a repair will take longer, we will explain what we can do to help and give an update on the next steps.

5. Complaints

You may contact Kit directly with a complaint. Where an e-commerce service falls within Ireland's European Accessibility Act requirements, the Competition and Consumer Protection Commission is the relevant Irish compliance authority. Information about its role and how to raise an issue is available at www.ccpc.ie. You may also seek independent advice about your rights.

6. Keeping This Statement Current

We will update this statement as checks are completed, barriers are identified or resolved, and the website changes.