KEEP EVERYDAY LIFE WORKING
Your home resilience upgrade planner
Define one project. Compare its full scope. Plan for the day after installation.
Use this worksheet before a purchase or contractor conversation. Type short notes, then print or save a PDF using your browser. Notes are not submitted or saved by this page; keep a copy before leaving or reloading.
Keep detailed security layouts, access codes and medical records off this worksheet. No email signup is needed.
WORKSHEET 1 OF 4
Define the job
What interruption are you planning for?
What would you like to keep working, and for how long?
What do you own or have access to now?
Could maintenance, a repair or a simpler change help first?
WORKSHEET 2 OF 4
Prepare the property questions
List the devices or household functions you want a professional to evaluate.
Ownership or landlord permission, space, access, existing systems and local approvals. Do not include security codes or a detailed floor plan.
Who needs to assess suitability? What information will they need?
Your planning range, timing preference and ongoing cost questions. Leave blank if undecided.
WORKSHEET 3 OF 4
Compare two written proposals
Provider, date, exact equipment, scope and written total. Note whether taxes and approvals are included.
Provider, date, exact equipment, scope and written total. Note whether taxes and approvals are included.
Site preparation, connections, inspections, restoration, subscriptions, service and anything left to you.
What supports the promised result? Which assumptions or exclusions need a written answer?
WORKSHEET 4 OF 4
Own the follow-through
What operating instructions, demonstration, documents and service contacts should you receive?
Who will check the manufacturer’s maintenance instructions and arrange service?
What is your alternative if this improvement cannot meet the need?
One action, its owner and a review date.
Survivor Ready · September 11, 2026. A project-planning worksheet, not an engineering specification or readiness score. Ask qualified professionals to assess your property and proposed installation.