

✔️ Certified Home Inspector – InterNACHI:
Certified to inspect homes with a focus on structural, environmental, and everyday safety concerns – especially as they relate to aging-in-place.

✔️ CAPS Certified – Certified Aging-in-Place Specialist through the National Association of Homebuilders:
Trained to identify and solve the physical challenges that seniors face in the home – such as fall risks, bathroom hazards, and accessibility barriers.

✔️ Spectora Software:
We have customized the industry-leading inspection software – specifically for kūpuna safety – to deliver clear, detailed, and beautifully organized home assessments. Every report includes high-resolution photos, personalized recommendations, and an easy-to-follow breakdown of potential safety risks and improvements.
Together, these certifications reflect not just my qualifications – but my commitment. Every visit, every evaluation, and every conversation is backed by training, experience, and a deep respect for the aging journey. Kūpuna Keepers was built to bridge the gap between safety and compassion – offering families real peace of mind, and kūpuna the confidence to thrive at home.
Itʻs all in the name…
Choosing a name for this company wasn’t easy. I considered several options, but none of them truly felt right. Then one day, a memory came to mind – a Christian movement from the ’90s called Promise Keepers. Almost instantly, the words Kūpuna Keepers came to me, and I knew I had found the name.
This business has been on my heart since 2018. As I finally began to bring the vision to life, I realized just how special the name would become.
For most of my life, I only had a vague understanding of my last name, Inman. It originates from England and was used to describe someone who managed an inn – a place of shelter and rest, the inn man or inn keeper. Curious, I looked deeper into the word keeper. What I found stopped me in my tracks: caretaker, curator, defender, guard, lookout, overseer, protector, steward.
It all started to make sense. My name carries a legacy of watching over others – of being a protector and provider of safety and comfort. Kūpuna Keepers is more than a name. It reflects my heritage, my purpose, and my belief that our Kūpuna – our elders – deserve to be honored, protected, and cared for in the place they call home.
This isn’t just a business. It’s a calling.






