HOME SAFETY ASSESSMENTS
A trained set of eyes reviews the areas of your home where small problems are easiest to miss—walking surfaces, lighting, railings and steps, entryways and exits, floors and walkways, bathrooms, and stairs. The goal is a clear, practical picture of what may deserve attention.
Loose rugs, clutter, uneven transitions, and other potential trip concerns.
Dim hallways, exterior areas, stairs, and burned-out fixtures that may need attention.
Visual observations of handrails, steps, and frequently used entry points.
Steps and walking surfaces, railings and door operation, and exterior lighting observations.
Loose rugs and clutter, floor transitions, and other potential trip concerns.
Walking surfaces, lighting and accessibility observations, and grab-bar considerations.
Handrail observations, step visibility, and lighting and walking surface concerns.
CLEAR, USEFUL FINDINGS
After the walkthrough, the goal is clarity. A simple summary can help homeowners and families understand what was observed, where it was found, and what type of next step may make sense.
I have known Del and his family for more than 15 years, and throughout that time, I have admired his heart and passion for people, as well as his commitment to doing things the right way.
Del’s attention to detail in his personal life naturally carries over into his work. He is a lifelong learner who continually seeks to grow, and he uses the wisdom he gains to pour into and encourage others. His character, integrity, and genuine care for people are evident in everything he does.
I’ve known Del for years as both a friend and a neighbor. Whenever I’ve had questions about home repairs, he’s offered practical, thoughtful advice. I trust his judgement and appreciate how willing he is to help.
Del is a wonderful neighbor who is always willing to help with my home, whether I need advice or a helping hand. He is reliable, thoughtful, and attentive to detail. He has even taught my son how to mow the lawn and check our sprinkler system. I’m lucky to have him as a neighbor.
I have known Del for 20+ years and trust him. Del has remodeled 8-10 homes to reside in or flip houses to resale. I have seen the premium material and excellent craftsmanship. When he told me about his father’s death due to a fall, I felt horrible for him and his family. The senior safety program is the perfect fit for Del. He can use the years of hands-on experience to make other homes safe. What a great way to serve the community and prevent another tragedy.
