Discover what's affecting your home's health with our comprehensive assessment—get the same insights professionals charge $2,000+ for, completely free.
You answer simple questions about your home, family, and any health concerns you've noticed. We combine this with environmental data from your zip code (air quality, water quality, local factors) to create a comprehensive analysis of your home's health risks and provide personalized recommendations.
Yes, completely free. There are no hidden fees, subscriptions, or charges to get your personalized home health report and recommendations.
Our assessment combines your specific home details with verified environmental data from certified labs and government databases for your exact location. While not a replacement for professional testing when needed, it provides 85-90% of the insights of a $2,000+ professional assessment.
Most people see improvements within 1-2 weeks of implementing our top 3 recommendations. Common benefits include better sleep, reduced allergies, fewer headaches, and improved energy levels.
Our recommendations are prioritized by impact and include options at every budget level, from free/low-cost changes (under $50) to larger investments. You can start with the highest-impact, lowest-cost improvements first.
No. We only recommend products that meet strict safety and effectiveness criteria. Our marketplace includes multiple options at different price points, and we clearly indicate when we may receive a small commission (which never affects our recommendations).
Your report will have details about health impact and urgency. We tell you exactly which 3 changes will give you the biggest health benefits first.
Many of our recommendations work for renters, including air purifiers, water filters, safer cleaning products, and EMF reduction strategies. We identify which solutions don't require permanent changes to your space.
We pull from the most reputable, science-backed sources available all compiling into our own proprietary database. For air quality, we use top-tier APIs such as OpenWeatherMap, which provide real-time, location-specific data. For water quality, we pull from data published by the EPA over the past 11 years for water utilities all over the United States. We pair this data with the Environmental Working Group’s (EWG) Tap Water Guidelines to identify potential dangerous levels of contaminants like PFAS, lead, and chlorine. This ensures your insights are based on trusted, up-to-date data.