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DwellReady Home Readiness Report — sample

Maple Street Sample Home

Single-family home · Springfield · Walkthrough completed September 2026

This sample walkthrough covered 46 questions. Based on the homeowner's answers, there are 3 things to consider: 2 higher-priority improvements and 1 to consider soon. Each finding below shows why it appeared and the public source it's based on.

Findings

General Safety

Anchor tall furniture and TVs to the wall

Higher Priority

Unanchored dressers and bookcases can tip onto a climbing child in seconds. Public safety guidance treats furniture anchoring as one of the most impactful, lowest-effort improvements in a home.

What to consider: Anchor every tall furniture piece and any TV on a stand to a wall stud with anti-tip hardware or straps.

Why this appears

“Are tall furniture pieces (bookcases, dressers, TVs on stands) anchored to the wall?” — your answer: No

Source: CPSC Anchor It! furniture tip-over prevention campaign

Kitchen

Add GFCI protection for outlets near the kitchen sink

Higher Priority

Outlets near water should have GFCI protection — the outlet cuts power instantly if electricity escapes the circuit. The small “TEST” buttons on the outlet are the giveaway.

What to consider: Ask a qualified electrician to add GFCI protection for countertop outlets near the sink.

Why this appears

“Do the countertop outlets near the sink have small “TEST” buttons (GFCI protection)?” — your answer: No

Source: U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission — home electrical safety

Bathroom

Add a grab bar in the tub or shower

Consider Soon

Wet surfaces make slips more likely in the one room everyone uses every day. A sturdy grab bar at the tub or shower entry is a small change that helps every age.

What to consider: Install a sturdy grab bar at the shower or tub entry — proper anchoring matters, so it's worth having it installed well.

Why this appears

“Is there a sturdy grab bar in the tub or shower?” — your answer: No

Source: CDC STEADI — older adult falls prevention

Turning findings into projects

In the app, each finding can be added to the Action Plan with one tap. DwellReady groups them by who might typically help, and can bundle a group into a contractor-ready Project Packet.

Action Plan — sample

  • Anchor tall furniture and TVs

    Planned · Anti-tip hardware for the bookcase, dresser, and TV stand.

    Higher Priority

  • Add GFCI protection near the kitchen sink

    Planned · Countertop outlets near the sink.

    Higher Priority

  • Add a light for the night path to the bathroom

    Planned · Plug-in night lights for the hallway.

    Consider Soon

  • Test smoke alarms monthly

    In Progress · Alarm on the second floor still needs a replacement date written on it.

    Higher Priority

Project Packet: the two electrical items bundle into one packet for a single electrician visit — what the homeowner observed, what they want, and questions to discuss.

Methodology & sources

Findings come from a versioned, deterministic methodology — the same answers always produce the same suggestions, and nothing is invented on the spot. Sources referenced in this sample: CPSC Anchor It!, U.S. CPSC electrical safety, CDC STEADI. These are references, not endorsements — DwellReady is not affiliated with any of them.

Assessment methodology version 1.0.1 · Sample content — no real assessment was run.

DwellReady is an educational home walkthrough and planning tool. It is not a licensed home inspection, and it can't detect hidden defects. Have a qualified professional evaluate anything you're unsure about before making changes.

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