Assessments Focused on Reducing Home Security Risks
Living at home as you age requires careful consideration and planning. However, rather than give up that independence, all you need to do is make a few changes to age gracefully at home without stress.
The Senior Home Safety Specialists at Stay At Home Safety will identify home security and safety changes that can make your home easier and safer to live and thrive in.
Home Security Electrical Danger
At Stay At Home Safety, we send seasoned home security Safety Specialists who can identify common and hidden home security hazards in a single visit. This includes dangers that are present both inside and outside your home.
Each home safety and home security assessment is followed by a thorough Stay At Home Safety Action List that can help you understand what you need to do to ensure your safety for years to come without relocating to a senior home. You shouldn’t have to move if you don’t want to.
We can help you maintain your independence with informed safety and home security solutions that can be implemented easily.
In-Depth Safety and Home Security Inspections
A “simple slip” and fall injury can take months to heal. During that time, you may have no choice but to relocate for your own good. Nip the issue in the bud by scheduling a home safety assessment today.
As we have stated before – The guiding principle for Stay At Home Safety is rooted in doing an assessment as if OUR parents were living there. With this in mind, we also provide Home Safety Tips for Seniors blog service for our clients to read and enjoy.
Our Home Security Assessments are designed to provide Peace Of Mind:
Electrical Hazards – Various statistics report that home electrical fires account for an estimated 51,000 fires each year, nearly 500 deaths, more than 1,400 injuries, and $1.3 billion in property damage. Our experienced Safety Specialist will create a list of potential dangers accordingly.
Home Invasion Risks – A poorly lit lawn or backyard provides ample cover for intruders. 77% of crimes in the US are property crimes! Over one-fourth of people who interrupt a burglar become the victim of a violent crime. Home security is so much more than a locked door! We can pinpoint those and other vulnerable home security areas in and around your home.
Health Hazards – Mold, dust, and pests can compromise the air quality in your home and you may not be aware of it. Our inspections will root out potential issues that may be hidden from you.
Fire Hazards – Flammable materials located near heat can cause fires. Stove burners and portable heaters are the source of many home fires. Senior Home Safety Specialist will determine home fire and safety issues beforehand and offer recommendations for solutions.
Seniors Are The Most At Risk!
Home Security
Hazards can injure, maim, or worse. As an independent senior, you deserve to live a risk-free life. Giving up that life because of a few injuries that refuse to heal is sad, but it is also preventable! Schedule a home security assessment today with Stay At Home Safety today!
We will also recommend contractors who can bring your home up to the safety standards our assessment report deems necessary.
It is better to be safe than sorry, especially when your personal security is at risk. As a proudly independent senior, do you really want to move in an old care home just because your home has a few home security concerns? The good news is that all of your security concerns are fixable if you take action now.
Potential intruders may be scoping out your home for weaknesses as we speak! Your stove may have a gas leak you may not be aware of. Get in touch with us today to schedule a home security inspection right away before it is too late.
Be Safe & Secure – at Home
How safe is your home? Our trusted, trained, and certified professional Senior Home Safety Assessors provide a comprehensive affordable Stay at Home Safety Assessment. Contact Stay At Home Safety today for a quality Senior Home Safety Assessment focused on making your home a safer place to stay in your golden years.
