Wellness by Home looks at a house as the place people live, not just a set of equipment. Six things decide how a home feels to live in. Each can be measured, and the measurements decide what to do first.
| What | How we measure it | What the readings tell us |
| Air | CO₂, particles and how air moves | Whether rooms get fresh air, and whether the filter is doing its job |
| Water | Hardness, and a look at the supply, heater and fixtures | Whether a softener or drinking-water tap is worth it, and where leaks could start |
| Humidity | Logged over a night in the bedroom and a day in the main rooms | Whether winter air is too dry, and whether a humidifier is set up right |
| Temperature | Room by room, against the thermostat | Which rooms run hot or cold, and whether balancing will fix it |
| Light | Levels at the places you work and read | Where task lighting or a different fixture would help |
| Sound | Where noise comes in and where it carries | What a door sweep, a quieter fan or soft surfaces would change |
The Guardian review
A Home Wellness Guardian review takes the six measurements in one visit, with a logger left overnight for humidity and temperature. You get the readings in a short written report.
The priority plan
The report ends with a plan in three parts:
- Quick wins. Small, cheap changes that the readings justify. Often done the same week.
- Bigger work, in order. The one or two things worth doing properly, and which comes first.
- Leave alone. The things that measured fine. We say so, and we don’t sell them.
Three levels
- Essential: the Guardian review, the priority plan, and the quick wins.
- Enhanced: a Guardian-led package of the priority improvements: air, water, lighting, comfort or safety.
- Optimum: a phased plan across all six, with upgrades coordinated so nothing is done twice.
Why measure before recommending
Equipment that passes its checks can still sit in a home that doesn’t feel right. The readings find the gap between “working” and “working for you”. They also stop us from selling something the house doesn’t need.
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