Aging-in-placeinspection
As time passes, more and more individuals are deciding to age-in-place in their homes rather than moving to a nursing home or assisted living facility. This allows senior citizens the chance to live comfortably and safely, all while not having to worry about the large price tags, restrictive visiting schedules, and loss of freedom that comes with traditional senior living facilities.
If you’ve decided that aging-in-place is for you, it’s important to have your home inspected by professional. In fact, a home inspection is one of the best moves a senior citizen can make to ensure their ability to age in place safely and comfortably in their current home.
Some of the things we can identify during our aging-in-place home inspections include:
- Potential tripping hazards via cords, rugs, mats, or carpets
- Uneven, broken, or cracked walkways or driveways
- Faulty electrical wiring that may cause a fire
- Needed height adjustments of appliances throughout the home
- Width of doors, hallways, and other areas in the home
