Home Safety Evaluations
A free, comprehensive inspection of your home by a certified specialist. No cost, no obligation, just clear answers about what your home needs.
See Your Home Through Safety Eyes
Falls are the number one cause of injury for adults over 65, and the majority happen at home. A professional evaluation identifies the risks that are easy to overlook: a loose threshold, missing grab bars, poor lighting, or an inaccessible bathroom.
Aging In The Comfort Of Home® certified specialists conduct a thorough room-by-room walkthrough covering every area of the home. We document findings, explain options, and provide a written summary of recommendations.
"You do not know what you do not see. A professional evaluation reveals the risks that hide in plain sight."
There is no cost, and no one will pressure you to move forward with anything you are not ready for. The evaluation is yours to keep and use on your own timeline.
What the Evaluation Covers
Our certified specialists inspect every room, surface, and transition point in the home. Here is what the evaluation includes.
General Safety Walkthrough: Smoke and CO detectors, electrical outlets, lighting, handrails, stairway condition, flooring hazards, and clutter assessment throughout the home.
Bathroom & Kitchen Inspection: Grab bar placement, non-slip surfaces, faucet accessibility, water temperature settings, GFCI outlets, under-sink conditions, and fixture stability.
Bedroom & Living Area Review: Bed height and transfer safety, nightlight placement, space heater risks, cord management, furniture arrangement for clear pathways, and window lock security.
Entry, Outdoor & Accessibility: Threshold condition, ramp stability, porch lighting, door handle function, walkway surfaces, doorway widths, and wheelchair or walker clearance throughout the home.
Book Your Free Home Safety Evaluation
A certified evaluator will walk through every room in your home, identify risks, and deliver a prioritized action plan. The evaluation is free, thorough, and designed to give you clarity on what needs to happen next.
Button"The evaluator found twelve things we never would have noticed on our own. The loose threshold in the hallway, the missing grab bar by the tub. It took one visit to change everything."
The Impact of a Single Evaluation
A home safety evaluation is the most important first step a family can take. The data proves that early identification of hazards dramatically reduces the risk of serious injury.