A healthy home is one that supports your physical and mental well-being. It’s designed—or updated—to reduce toxins, promote clean air and water, and create a space that fosters wellness.
As a certified Healthy and Green Home Specialist, this is a growing part of what I offer my clients:
the ability to choose a home that doesn’t just look good, but feels good to live in.
Healthy homes aim to reduce or eliminate harmful substances and environmental stressors. Here’s what I look for when helping my clients:
- Non-toxic pest control and lawn care: Many traditional treatments introduce harmful chemicals into your home and yard. We prioritize vendors who use safe, eco-friendly methods.
- Radon and mold testing: These invisible hazards can cause serious health problems if left unaddressed. A quality home inspection always includes checking for these.
- Clean water: Whether from municipal sources or wells, testing the water for contaminants is critical for long-term health.
- Distance from environmental hazards: Homes near high-tension power lines or large cell phone antennas may present health concerns, so we work to avoid those locations.
- Native, non-invasive landscaping: Landscaping with local, low-maintenance plants is better for the environment and often eliminates the need for chemical fertilizers or excessive watering.
- Energy-efficient, sustainable systems: Green homes are not only better for the environment, but they’re also more cost-effective and comfortable to live in. Features like upgraded insulation, solar panels, efficient HVAC systems, and smart thermostats contribute to a healthier indoor environment.
As your Healthy Home Agent, I work with trusted vendors who understand these values. Whether it’s a home inspector trained to look for hidden toxins, a landscaper focused on eco-friendly design, or a contractor using low-VOC paints and finishes, I help you assemble a team that supports your health and investment.
Health is now front and center for many families. With increased awareness about how our environment impacts our long-term well-being, buyers are asking smarter questions about indoor air quality, chemical exposure, and sustainability.
In addition:
- Children’s health concerns are often a driving factor for families choosing nontoxic homes.
- Allergies, asthma, and autoimmune conditions are on the rise, prompting many to seek out cleaner, low-toxin environments.
- Sustainable living is no longer a niche—it’s becoming a lifestyle priority for buyers who want to reduce their carbon footprint and live in harmony with nature.
Let me help you find a home that supports your wellness, sustainability goals, and lifestyle priorities. Because a healthy life starts at home.