Get a clear, science-based assessment of your home and practical steps to improve it.
You spend most of your time at home. The environment inside it plays a key role in your daily comfort, sleep, and overall well-being. Small factors can make a big difference over time.
Devices, signals, and indoor conditions are part of modern homes. They are always around you.
Your home environment influences how you rest, relax, and recharge.
Understanding your home is the first step to improving it.
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We analyse your home using recognised safety standards
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IRESS is based on internationally recognised safety guidelines used by global health and safety organisations. This means your home is evaluated using clear and trusted standards.
Your home is evaluated based on clear criteria and placed in one of four levels. Each level shows how your home environment compares.
Ultra-Safe Home - Exceptional conditions 100%
Safe Home - Strong conditions 85%
Standard Home - Meets basic levels 75%
Unsafe Home - Needs Improvement 50%
Your home score is a clear, standardized assessment of your home's environment and performance.
IRESS is a structured assessment system designed to evaluate your home environment and provide a clear rating based on recognised standards.
To give homeowners an easy way to understand their home environment using clear and consistent criteria.
No. IRESS provides a home environment rating. It does not give medical advice or health guarantees.
IRESS is based on internationally recognised guidelines from organisations such as WHO and ICNIRP.
It looks at key environmental factors in your home and gives you an overall rating.
No. Everything is done online. No tools or inspections are required.
You can start for free. You only pay if you want to receive your certificate.
Yes. Each certificate includes a unique ID and QR code for verification.
No. The certification shows your home rating based on current standards, but does not guarantee health outcomes.
