Phoenix, Arizona · ADA Title III advisory

See your property the way a lawsuit would — then fix it first.

Apex walks your site against published accessibility criteria and hands you a prioritized, plain-language plan to remove barriers — so you can cure fast, well inside Arizona's 30-day notice window. Advisory observation, not legal advice.

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Business-side advisory — we help you cure, never litigate Point-in-time findings against documented criteria

Why this matters now

In Arizona, an access barrier is a liability — and a 30-day opportunity.

Title III accessibility complaints often start with a single physical barrier a visitor encounters — frequently before anyone walks in the door. The good news: Arizona law gives private businesses a written notice-and-cure window. Find and fix the barrier inside it, and that barrier can't carry the claim.

30 days

Arizona's written notice-and-cure window for physical-barrier claims (A.R.S. § 41-1492.08). Cure inside it and the barrier can't be sued on.

Parking first

Accessible parking, signage, and the path to your door are the most-cited and most-visible barriers — and the fastest to fix.

Fix > fight

Remediation costs a fraction of a dispute. Our entire job is helping you cure quickly — we never send demand letters or pursue claims.

What we do

The Property Snapshot

An on-site advisory observation of your premises, measured against our published accessibility criteria. You get a clear picture of where the barriers are and exactly what it takes to remove them — in priority order.

We walk the site

On-site review of parking, entrances, the path of travel, restrooms, and signage — photographed and measured against documented criteria.

You get a prioritized plan

A plain-language Snapshot of findings, ranked by risk and ease of fix, with a practical cure plan you can hand to a contractor.

You cure with time to spare

We help you sequence the fixes so the high-visibility, high-risk barriers are gone fast — comfortably inside the notice window.

A Snapshot is an advisory observation as of the visit date against our published criteria — not a certified inspection, not a CASp report, and not a certification or guarantee of compliance. It is not legal advice.

The whole journey

From the parking lot to the front door, every step has to work.

Accessible parking, a clear path of travel, the ramp, the entrance, the route inside — barriers hide in the in-between. We walk all of it, the way your customers do.

How it works

Four steps from worry to cured.

Book your Snapshot

Tell us your address and business type. We schedule an on-site visit at a time that works for you.

We observe on-site

A methodical walk of the customer journey — parking to point of sale — documented with photos and measurements.

You receive the plan

A prioritized, plain-language findings report with a practical cure plan and a sense of effort and sequence.

Cure inside the window

You fix the barriers — we can re-observe afterward to confirm the changes against the same criteria.

We practice what we sell

An accessibility advisor whose own site isn't accessible isn't an advisor worth hiring. So this page is keyboard-navigable, screen-reader friendly, high-contrast, and fully respects your reduced-motion preference — try the Accessibility control in the header.

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Semantic landmarks and labelled, meaningful structure
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On-page controls to reduce motion and raise contrast

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 — not a certified inspection, not a CASp report, and not a certification or guarantee. Conditions can change after our visit, which is why we date and document every finding.

What is Arizona's 30-day notice-and-cure window?

Arizona law (A.R.S. § 41-1492.08) requires written notice and a 30-day opportunity to fix physical-barrier issues before certain claims can proceed. Our work is built around helping you find and remove barriers quickly — ideally before any notice ever arrives.

Do you send demand letters or pursue claims?

Never. Apex works for the business side only — we find and help you fix barriers. We do not send demand letters, make monetary demands, advise on settlement, or share in any legal recovery.

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 ahead of it

Book a Property Snapshot

Find the barriers on your terms — and fix them before anyone else points them out. Serving Phoenix and the greater Arizona area.

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Advisory observation, not legal advice.