Nearly 70% of our lives are spent inside our homes. We'll measure whether yours is supporting your health — or quietly working against it.
Lori Strazdas, MPH, WELL AP — 20+ years in environmental science & public health
Alexia Niparko — 10+ years in consumer products: Instacart · Izza Pops · Clorox
You've optimized your diet and workouts. But do you understand the health of your home?
Time-at-home figure from the National Human Activity Pattern Survey, as traced by BuildingGreen. Indoor/outdoor pollutant ratio: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
Every finding is shown against its threshold and marked on track, room to improve, or priority.
What you breathe all night, and the temperature and humidity you breathe it at.
Your tap can differ from the city's report. We collect a sample and send it to a lab.
What you clean with, and how — the habits and the bottles under the sink.
Starting in the kitchen — the room where materials meet heat, food, and water.
The gaps you only discover at the worst moment.
Bright days, dark nights. Most homes fail the night half.
Noise disrupts sleep long before it feels loud.
Whether your kitchen makes eating well easy or hard.
Nature views and less clutter measurably lower stress.
Whether your home supports moving or fights it.
The non-negotiables: clean air and water, safety, and what you clean and cook with.
All ten areas — more than fifty measures — and the guidance to act on them.
Optional, on either package.
Travel is included across the greater San Francisco Bay Area — no surcharge. We don't perform remediation or sell equipment, so we have no stake in what the measurements show. Product recommendations are always optional, and some product links may earn us a commission at no extra cost to you.
A short form, so the visit targets what's actually worrying you.
Two to three hours on site, both of us. Follow along if you like.
A dashboard of every area, each reading against its threshold, and a prioritized plan.
Thirty minutes, so the report doesn't go unopened.
An environmental scientist and public health professional, twenty years into making indoor spaces healthier — including the one she raised two high-schoolers in. Lori runs the measurement: the instruments, the thresholds, the readings. She also practices as StrazDwell.
A decade inside consumer products — grocery storefronts, her own organic food company, and one of the country's biggest household-goods companies — where she learned how little a label tells you. Then came two kids, both under five. Alexia runs the product half: what to buy, what to skip, and where the marketing is doing the work. She writes Little Green Steps.
Tell us a little about your home and we'll reach out with scheduling information. If we don't think an assessment is what you need, we'll tell you that instead.
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Healthier Places · Green House Ventures, LLC · Berkeley, CA
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Healthier Places is a service of Green House Ventures, LLC, Berkeley, California. Healthy home assessments are informational environmental assessments intended to help you make decisions about your home. They are not medical advice and are not intended to diagnose, treat, or cure any disease. They are not a home inspection, a code-compliance inspection, a real-estate disclosure, a certified lead inspection or risk assessment under EPA or California regulations, or a mold investigation. Measurements reflect conditions at the time of the visit. Where a finding suggests certified or licensed work is warranted, we will say so and refer you accordingly. Consult a licensed physician about health symptoms. Some product links in our reports and on this site may earn us a commission at no additional cost to you; this does not affect our measurements, findings, or recommendations. Assessments are guided by the WELL for Residential Standard (2024); WELL AP is a credential held by the individual practitioner, and using the standard as guidance does not indicate that any property is WELL Certified. Healthier Places is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or certified by the International WELL Building Institute.