Free 240-Point Home Safety Assessment in Wilmington, NC

Before a single modification is made, we need to know exactly what your loved one’s home needs. Our comprehensive 240-point assessment identifies every fall risk, accessibility gap, and safety blind spot. room by room and delivers a clear, prioritized plan with full cost transparency. No guesswork. No pressure. Just answers.

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A Room-By-Room Look at What Our 240-Point Assessment Covers

Most Home Hazards Are Invisible Until It's Too Late: Families often notice the obvious risks, a slippery bathroom floor, a steep staircase but miss the dozens of smaller hazards that compound over time. A loose threshold here, a poorly lit hallway there. It takes a trained eye and a structured evaluation to catch everything.
Modifications Without Assessment Are Guesswork:Installing grab bars in the wrong location or recommending a stair lift before evaluating the full mobility picture wastes money and can create a false sense of security. Every modification we recommend starts with evidence not assumptions.
A Clear Plan Changes Everything for Your Family: Knowing exactly what needs to change, in what order, and at what cost removes the overwhelm. Families go from feeling paralyzed to feeling prepared and that shift starts with the assessment.

What's Delivered After Your Assessment

Bathroom Grab point availability, flooring slip resistance, tub and shower entry risk, toilet height, lighting adequacy, door width, faucet and hardware operability.
Kitchen Cabinet and storage reach zones, flooring hazards, appliance positioning, task lighting, faucet and hardware operability, pathway clearance, seated workspace viability.
Living & Common Areas Furniture layout and fall path clearance, rug and flooring transition hazards, lighting levels, electrical cord management, emergency exit accessibility.
Bedrooms Bed height and transfer risk, pathway clearance, nighttime lighting, closet and storage reach safety, door width and hardware.
Staircases & Hallways Handrail presence, condition and anchoring, step surface traction, lighting coverage, hallway width and clearance for mobility aids.
Entryways & Exterior Step and threshold presence, ramp viability, door width and hardware, exterior lighting, pathway surface condition, garage access safety.
Technology & Security Smoke and carbon monoxide detector placement, medical alert system evaluation, smart home upgrade opportunities, emergency communication access.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is the assessment really free?

Yes — completely. There’s no charge for the assessment and no obligation to proceed with any modifications afterward. We offer it free because we believe every family deserves a clear picture of the risks before making any decisions.

How long does the assessment take?

A thorough 240-point assessment typically takes 60–90 minutes depending on the size of the home. We don’t rush it, every room gets the attention it needs.

Do you only serve Wilmington, NC?

We’re based in Wilmington and primarily serve the NC coast. Contact us to confirm service availability in your specific area.

Can you work around my loved one's occupational therapy plan?

Absolutely. We collaborate directly with OTs to make sure every kitchen and living space modification supports your loved one’s therapy goals and daily living independence plan.

Who conducts the assessment?

Every assessment is conducted personally by Joe, a dual-certified specialist holding both the Certified Aging-In-Place Specialist (CAPS) and Senior Home Safety Specialist credentials. You’ll never get a sales rep or an uncredentialed contractor at your door.

Do I need to prepare anything before the assessment?

Nothing special. Just have your loved one present if possible, understanding how they move through the home and their daily routines is a valuable part of the evaluation.

What happens after the assessment?

You receive a full written safety report, a prioritized modification plan, and clear cost estimates for every recommendation. We walk you through everything and answer every question. If you decide to move forward with modifications, we manage everything from that point.