A professional home safety assessment identifies every fall hazard, mobility barrier, and accessibility gap, then tells you exactly what to fix first. One visit. Clear answers. Peace of mind.
The Process
Three steps. One flat fee. A report that tells you everything you need to know and nothing you don't.
Fill out the contact form with a few details about the home and your main concerns. We will confirm your visit date, typically within the week.
A certified assessor walks every room, measures every threshold, and captures a precision LiDAR floor plan. Most visits run two to three hours.
Within five business days you receive a full written report with prioritized findings, specific fixes, cost estimates, and a phased capital plan you can act on immediately.
Assessment Scope
The assessment covers all 12 safety categories defined by the Senior Home Safety Specialist standard: inside, outside, and everything in between.
Steps, thresholds, pathways, lighting, and door hardware. These are the first and last places falls happen.
Grab bar placement, tub and shower access, toilet height, wet-area flooring, and faucet controls.
Illumination levels, switch placement, nightlight coverage, and glare. These factors are critical for low-vision safety.
Rugs, transitions, surface grip, and clutter paths. This category addresses the leading cause of home falls among seniors.
Bed height, furniture clearances, cord management, and mobility aid navigation throughout the home.
Every finding prioritized by risk and cost, with a phased two-year plan showing what to fix now and what can wait.
Your Assessment
Flat-fee pricing means you know the cost before anyone sets foot in the home. No hourly billing. No surprises.
Complete Assessment
Full Home
Safety Review
Flat fee, Calgary area
We respond within one business day.
Hourly billing creates anxiety. You spend the visit watching the clock instead of asking questions. A flat fee means the assessor takes as long as the job needs, and you get the full picture instead of a rushed one.
The assessment fee covers homes within Calgary city limits. Homes outside Calgary may incur a small travel supplement. We will confirm this upfront before the visit is booked.
Alberta's RAMP program and other provincial programs may offset the cost of recommended modifications. Your report will reference applicable programs beside each finding, so you know what funding is available before committing to renovation work.
Yes. The written report is structured to complement occupational therapy assessments. If an OT is already involved, share the report. It gives them detailed environmental data from day one.
About the Assessor
I hold the Senior Home Safety Specialist (SHSS) designation and founded Novo Industries to bring genuinely rigorous home safety assessments to Calgary families. Not a checklist. Not a quick walkthrough. A real assessment that gives families the information they need to make smart decisions.
A close family member has lived with a mobility disability their entire life. I have seen firsthand what poorly designed spaces cost people: falls, lost independence, and daily frustration. That experience shapes every assessment I do.
I use professional-grade LiDAR scanning on every visit because floor plans reveal clearance problems that the eye misses. Every report is written to be useful to the family, not impressive to a regulator.
Novo Industries is registered in the federal Indigenous Business Directory and holds comprehensive liability insurance covering all assessment activities.
Common Questions
Book an Assessment
Fill out the form and we will be in touch within one business day to confirm the details and schedule your assessment visit.
We will be in touch within one business day to confirm your assessment date.