Zoom Into Homes
What Zoom Into Homes measures
Zoom Into Homes writes the date, who measured it, and the number—door width, step height, shower curb. We do not replace those numbers with a generic accessible checkmark.
We write down door widths, step heights, shower curbs, hall widths, and control heights against the published access glossary. Each row has a date and notes how the number was checked.
- Zoom Into Homes tours Las Vegas and Henderson homes on video first
- Write down doorway widths, step heights, and shower curbs
- Visit two or three finalists in person, not a dozen
Or call (702) 222-1964
Direct answer
We write down door widths, step heights, shower curbs, hall widths, and control heights against the published access glossary. Each row has a date and notes how the number was checked.
Where do the numbers come from?
Each measurement notes whether it was measured on site, checked from a photo, reported by an agent, or taken from a floor plan—plus who checked it and when.
If we later show homes for sale, our measurements stay in their own labeled box. They are not mixed into the listing's own feature list.
Which features are in the glossary?
Zero-step entry
A route from the arrival point to the primary entrance with no stair and no abrupt level change. Thresholds, if present, are low and beveled.
Covered landing at entry
A weather-protected floor surface immediately outside the primary door, large enough to wait, unlock, and maneuver while the door swings.
Door clear width
The open width of the doorway measured between the face of the door and the stop, with the door open 90 degrees.
Interior route width
Clear width of hallways and other interior routes used to reach bedrooms, bathrooms, and the kitchen.
Turning space
A clear floor area that allows a 180-degree turn, typically in kitchens, bathrooms, and at the end of a hall.
Single-level floor plan
Primary living, cooking, sleeping, and bathing rooms on one finished floor, with no interior stair between them.
Ramp slope
Running slope of any ramp used in place of stairs on the arrival route.
Roll-in shower
A shower compartment with no curb, or a low transferable threshold, and clear floor space to enter.
Open the full feature glossary · Category glossary · Example access checklist
Key facts
- Measurements: door width, step height, shower curb, hall width, control height
- Each row has a date and a source note
- Numbers stay in a labeled box, separate from the listing's own feature list
- Call (702) 222-1964 to apply the list to a Las Vegas or Henderson search
Frequently asked questions
What does Zoom Into Homes measure on a tour?
Door widths, step heights, shower curbs, hall widths, and control heights. Zoom Into Homes writes the date and how the number was checked.
Where do the numbers come from?
Each row notes whether it was measured on site, checked from a photo, reported by an agent, or taken from a floor plan—plus who checked it and when.
Do the measurements describe who should live in the house?
No. Zoom Into Homes records building features only. Copy does not claim a home fits a type of person.