ACCESSIBILITY STATEMENT
Last Updated: September 12, 2026
Spruceline LLC is committed to making its website and digital services usable by as many people as reasonably possible, including people with disabilities.
Our Commitment
We work to improve the accessibility and usability of Spruceline's digital experiences and consider accessibility as part of our website design and development process.
Our accessibility efforts may include consideration of practices such as:
Keyboard navigation
Logical heading structures
Descriptive text for meaningful images
Form labels
Sufficient color contrast
Readable typography
Browser zoom compatibility
Clear navigation
Accessible links and controls
Captions or transcripts where appropriate
Compatibility with common assistive technologies
Where practical, Spruceline uses the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines, commonly known as WCAG, as a reference for accessibility practices.
Ongoing Improvement
Accessibility is an ongoing process.
Websites, software, browsers, assistive technologies, and accessibility practices change over time.
We periodically review and improve our website as appropriate.
We do not claim that every portion of the Spruceline website will be perfectly accessible under every combination of browser, device, operating system, or assistive technology.
Third-Party Content
Our website may contain or integrate third-party services such as:
Scheduling systems
Payment systems
Embedded media
Analytics tools
Forms
Social platforms
Customer relationship management tools
Spruceline may not control the accessibility of third-party products.
We encourage third-party providers to offer accessible services and may seek alternatives when significant accessibility problems become known to us.
Websites Built for Customers
Spruceline also designs and develops websites for customers.
Accessibility requirements and implementation may depend on:
The customer's industry
The project's scope
Customer-provided content
Third-party software
Applicable accessibility requirements
Features requested by the customer
Unless specifically included in the applicable project agreement, website-development services should not be interpreted as a guarantee or legal certification that a customer's website complies with every applicable accessibility requirement.
Customers with specific accessibility requirements should communicate those requirements to Spruceline during the project.
Need Assistance?
If you experience difficulty accessing information or functionality on the Spruceline website, please contact us.
We will make reasonable efforts to provide the information or functionality through an accessible alternative and to investigate the reported issue.
Please include:
The page or feature involved
A description of the problem
The device or browser you were using, if known
Your preferred method of contact
Accessibility inquiries may be sent to:
Feedback
We welcome accessibility feedback.
Reports from users can help us identify barriers that may not be detected through automated testing.
Contact
Spruceline LLC
66 Garth Road
Suite 1 PMB 2008
Scarsdale, NY 10583
United States
Email: contact@spruceline.com