Phoenix, Arizona · ADA Title III advisory

Find access barriers from the parking space to the website.

Apex documents the arrival path, customer entrance, and agreed website pages against documented accessibility criteria. You receive one dated evidence file with clear priorities and next steps.

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Physical entrance and agreed website pages Reply within one business day

Why this matters now

Access problems are easier to fix with clear evidence and an assigned next step.

Customers experience one journey. It can break in the parking lot, along the route, at the entrance, or on the website before they arrive. Apex puts those conditions into one dated file so owners, managers, and vendors can act from the same record.

Two doors

The physical entrance and agreed website pages are reviewed as one customer journey.

Dated proof

Each finding is tied to the observation date and the source of the evidence.

Clear handoff

Priorities and next steps are organized for the people responsible for the work.

What we do

The Two-Door Snapshot

One advisory review connects the physical customer entrance with the website pages customers use before they arrive. You receive a dated, prioritized evidence file that makes the next step easier to assign.

Physical entrance

We document parking and arrival, the route to the door, and entrance conditions with photos and measurements.

Website pages

We review the agreed pages customers use to learn, contact, book, or begin service and record observed access barriers.

One evidence file

Findings are dated, prioritized, and organized for the owner, property manager, web team, or vendor responsible for the next step.

The core paid scope covers parking and arrival, the route, the customer entrance, and agreed website pages. Interior areas, restrooms, and amenities are included only when written into the scope. A Snapshot is a point-in-time advisory observation, not a certified inspection, legal advice, or a guarantee of compliance.

The whole journey

One customer journey, across the property and the website.

A customer may meet your business online before reaching the parking lot. Apex connects both parts of that journey in one review and one handoff.

How it works

You will know what happens next.

Request a fit conversation

Share the property address and website. Apex replies within one business day to confirm fit and discuss the scope.

Approve the scope and schedule

Before payment, you receive the written scope and price. When the visit is booked, we confirm the schedule and the expected delivery date.

We capture both doors

We document the agreed physical areas and website pages. You receive a brief update after evidence capture.

Receive the dated file

You get prioritized findings, evidence sources, and a short handoff. Re-observation is available when included in the scope.

We practice what we sell

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Local ownership

Apex is founded and led by Levon Plummer.

Levon Plummer is the Phoenix-based founder of Apex Property Compliance Group. He built Apex to give Arizona property teams a practical way to document access conditions across the physical entrance and agreed website pages, then hand clear evidence to the people responsible for corrections.

The work stays focused: observe, document, prioritize, and communicate the next step. Apex provides advisory evidence, not legal advice or a compliance certification.

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Founder

Levon Plummer

Phoenix, Arizona

Founder, Apex Property Compliance Group

Straight answers

Frequently asked questions

Is a Snapshot legal advice?

No. Apex provides advisory observations and remediation guidance. It is educational and practical, not legal advice. For legal questions about your specific liability, talk to a qualified attorney.

Is this a certification or a guarantee of compliance?

No. A Snapshot is a point-in-time advisory observation against our published criteria. It is not a certified inspection, a CASp report, or a certification or guarantee. Conditions can change after our visit, which is why we date and document every finding.

What happens after I request a Snapshot?

Apex replies within one business day. Before payment, you receive the written scope and price. When the visit is booked, we confirm the schedule and expected delivery date.

What does a Snapshot cover?

The core scope covers parking and arrival, the route, the customer entrance, and agreed website pages. Interior areas, restrooms, and amenities are added only when they are written into the paid scope.

Do you do the repairs?

We identify and prioritize the barriers and give you a practical cure plan you can hand to your own contractor. We can re-observe afterward to confirm the changes against the same criteria.

Get started

Book a Property Snapshot

Start with a short consultation about your property and website. Contact us to discuss scope and pricing. Serving Phoenix and the greater Arizona area.

Prefer email? Write us at [email protected] or take the free parking and entrance Self-Check. Apex provides advisory observations, not legal advice.