What is the term for a voluntary home fire inspection requested by a homeowner?

The term "home fire safety survey" accurately describes a voluntary home fire inspection that a homeowner requests. This process typically involves a fire department or fire safety professional visiting the home to assess potential fire hazards, provide safety recommendations, and ensure that the homeowner is aware of fire prevention measures.

By using the term "home fire safety survey," it conveys a focused approach on fire safety and the evaluation of specific risks associated with the home environment. This survey aims to educate homeowners and provide proactive solutions to reduce the chances of fire incidents.

Other terms, while they may seem relevant, do not specifically address the purpose or nature of the inspection as clearly as "home fire safety survey." For example, "voluntary safety inspection" is too general and could relate to various safety concerns beyond just fire hazards. Similarly, "home inspection program" implies a broader evaluation of a home's overall condition rather than explicitly focusing on fire safety. "Residential hazard survey" may also imply a wider range of hazards, not strictly limited to fire-related risks. Therefore, "home fire safety survey" is the most precise term for this context.