Home Safety & Aging-in-Place Assessment

What's Included

Your assessment includes:

✓ Approximately two hours on-site evaluating the home

✓ Room-by-room review of safety, accessibility, and usability concerns

✓ Identification of potential fall hazards and mobility challenges

✓ Photo documentation of key findings

✓ Comprehensive written report

✓ Prioritized recommendations and action items

✓ Personalized observations and recommendations specific to your home and circumstances

✓ Electronic PDF report and/or printed copy upon request

Assessment Fee: $295

What to Expect

In-Home Assessment

We begin with a conversation about your concerns, goals, and any current mobility or accessibility challenges.

Next, we conduct a detailed room-by-room evaluation of the home, looking at entrances, walkways, stairs, bathrooms, kitchens, bedrooms, lighting, flooring, and other areas that may affect safety and independence.

Most assessments take approximately two hours to complete.

Detailed Report & Action Plan

Following the assessment, you'll receive a detailed report with photos, findings, recommendations, and prioritized action items.

In addition to the assessment findings, you'll receive personalized observations and practical recommendations based on your specific home, needs, and goals.

The result is a clear roadmap for creating a safer and more comfortable living environment.

What Happens Next?

The assessment is designed to provide guidance, not pressure.

Some recommendations may be simple changes that homeowners or family members can complete themselves.

Many common safety improvements can be completed through GoodHelp's maintenance and household support services, including grab bar installation, lighting improvements, reducing trip hazards, organization projects, and other non-licensed home safety improvements.

Certain recommendations may require licensed trade professionals such as electricians, plumbers, flooring specialists, or remodeling contractors. When appropriate, we'll help you understand which type of professional is best suited for the work.

Our goal is to help you move from awareness to action - at a pace and budget that works for you.

Why Choose GoodHelp?

GoodHelp was founded to help older adults and their families navigate the practical challenges of remaining safely and comfortably at home.

Unlike a traditional contractor, our focus is not simply completing projects. We look at how a person lives in their home and identify practical solutions that support independence, confidence, and quality of life.

We believe the best time to prepare a home for aging is before a crisis occurs.

Professional Credentials

Mike Tenney is a Certified Senior Home Safety Specialist® (SHSS), trained to evaluate home environments for safety risks, accessibility concerns, aging-in-place considerations, personal safety, and fall prevention awareness.

This specialized training, combined with hands-on experience helping older adults maintain their homes throughout the Snoqualmie Valley and East King County, allows GoodHelp to provide practical, personalized recommendations families can trust.

Schedule Your Assessment

Whether you're planning ahead or addressing immediate concerns, a Home Safety & Aging-in-Place Assessment can help you better understand how your home supports long-term safety and independence.

Contact GoodHelp today to schedule your assessment.