Your family deserves to live in a healthier home.
You spend 92.4% of your life indoors. Understand how your home impacts your family’s health, and how to improve it.
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A complete, personalised view of how your home is impacting your family’s health
Answer a guided set of questions about your home. We combine this with public data about your property and local environment to build a clear, prioritised report on how healthy your home is and how you can improve things. Find the hidden dangers and get reassurance on the things you can safely ignore.
Covered in your report and action plan
Air
Ventilation, damp, mould likelihood, particulate matter, volatile organic compounds, allergies and irritants.
Water
How the water you use to bathe and hydrate is likely helping and hindering you.
Light & Noise
What to watch out for to help your family sleep better
Home
Materials, products, everyday habits, your local area and more.
Your home has a huge impact on your health, your longevity and how you feel.
Conditions inside our homes shape breathing, sleep, endocrine disruption and long-term health. Most of it is invisible but fixable.
of our lives are spent indoors—most of it inside our own homes.
US EPA · UK POSThigher odds of respiratory problems for people living in homes with hidden damp or mould.
WHO indoor air quality guidelineshow much dirtier inside air is than outside air.
US EPAhigher cognitive scores when people work in well-ventilated rooms instead of stuffy ones.
Harvard COGfx studyUnderstand where your home could be harming your family’s health
Find the hidden potential issues in your home
Who benefits most from a Healthy Home report
You care about your health. You’ve optimised everything except your home
Understand your home like you understand your body.
Your family deserves a healthy home
You want to know you’ve covered what matters to your children’s health, without turning your home into a project.
You feel better when you’re away from the house
Find out what in your home could be worsening your symptoms.
How It Works
The Assessment: Answer 20 questions about your home
A guided set of questions about your property, your family, your health and any concerns. We combine your answers with public data about your home and local environment to build your personalised report.
Illustrative preview only; findings vary by home.
The Report: Personalised, actionable, clear
Your report shows what we found, why it matters for health, how sure we are and exactly what to do. You’ll understand what needs your attention and what you can stop worrying about.
The Plan: Free fixes, easy improvements, bigger things to consider
An initial 14 day action plan of free fixes and easy improvements, and a longer-term plan if you want to optimise even further.
A report you can act on immediately
A personalised, clearly explained picture of your home’s health.
- Every finding: what we found, why it matters, how sure we are, what to do
- Find the fixes most likely to help you
- Get peace of mind on the areas you’re less likely to need to worry about
42 The Avenue — Home health report
Illustrative previewBedroom ventilationCondensation risk on cold walls
PriorityKitchen extractionHob used without venting outside
Worth improvingRadon exposureLow-risk area on the UKHSA map
Ruled outDrinking waterModern supply, no lead indicators
Ruled outBedroom ventilation Priority
North-facing bedroom with signs of condensation and no trickle vents.
Persistent damp is linked to higher rates of respiratory symptoms, especially in children.
Confident — WHO-level evidence, plus your answers about the room.
Open the window 10 minutes each morning; dry clothes elsewhere; then consider trickle vents.
Experts agree: Health starts at home.
“We spend 80-90% of our time indoors where being exposed to emissions from things like wood burning, cleaning chemicals, damp and mould […] can significantly affect people.”
“We also don’t see lead in water. It’s invisible. Because we don’t physically see it […] we don’t know it’s there.”
“If you’re able to see things really well, it’s probably too light.”
“[…] the indoor environment is an important, if not more important, source of exposure to harmful chemicals [than outdoor air pollution].”
“We wouldn’t accept 30,000 preventable deaths from any other cause.”
“The person who manages your building has a greater impact on your health than your doctor.”
See links for original sources. Healthier Home does not claim affiliation with people mentioned.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the assessment cover?
The environmental factors of your home that research links to health: air (ventilation, damp, everyday pollution sources), water, light and sleep conditions, and the everyday environment—materials, moisture and household habits.
Do I need monitors or test kits?
No. The assessment works with what you can see, what you can tell us and what we can look up. Where a monitor or test could help you, your action plan suggests it as a next step.
Will it just tell me everything is dangerous? Or everything is fine?
No. A large part of the report is what you can stop worrying about, and we never introduce a concern without showing what to do about it.
How much does it cost?
You’ll receive a limited report for free. The full report is £50.
I rent: Is this still useful?
Yes. Many of the highest-impact improvements don't require owning the building.
Know and fix what matters.
Breathe easier at home
We are currently available exclusively in England & Wales