Bathrooms and Daily Safety
- Shower access
- Grab bars and blocking notes
- Toilet height
- Flooring condition
- Bathroom lighting
Annual Safety Review
Annual Home Safety Inspection for Connecticut Families
Homes change. So do routines, mobility, lighting, access needs, and family concerns. An annual inspection helps keep safer-home upgrades visible, documented, and ready for the next season.
Entries, Stairs, and Railings
- Thresholds
- Handrails
- Entry steps
- Door hardware
- Path from car to door
Lighting and Visibility
- Night path lighting
- Step lighting
- Entry lighting
- Outdoor lighting
- Dark hallway concerns
Smart Access and Sensors
- Smart lock review
- Caregiver codes
- Doorbell camera notes
- Leak/freeze sensors
- Battery reminders
Seasonal Readiness
- Winter entry risks
- Storm checklist
- Sump backup notes
- Family contact updates
- Priority repair list
Small Repair Coordination
- Loose hardware
- Minor trip hazards
- Lighting adjustments
- Future scope notes
- Licensed trade referrals where required
What You Receive
A Practical Safety and Readiness Summary
The annual review is not a replacement for licensed trade inspections where required. It is a safer-home planning check that helps families decide what to monitor, maintain, repair, or phase.
- A written list of safety and readiness priorities
- Notes on what changed since the last project or assessment
- Small repair and trade coordination recommendations
- Family-facing summary when adult children or caregivers are involved
- Care plan recommendations for the next season
- Clear next step: monitor, repair, upgrade, or reassess