Home Office Evaluation

Your employer set up
your office. Nobody set
up your home.

Hundreds of remote home office evaluations performed by Tyler Ergonomics for Fortune 20 client Chevron and beyond — under founder Rick Tyler’s twenty-plus years of practice.

The neck pain, the shoulder tension, the back that starts aching by noon — they're not inevitable. They're usually fixable. A professional ergonomic evaluation finds exactly what's wrong with your current setup and tells you exactly what to change.

$175 Virtual · 60 minutes
Written report included · 30-day follow-up

Book your evaluation

Choose a time that works for you. Session is fully virtual — no travel, no waiting.

60-minute live virtual assessment
Real-time adjustment guidance during session
Written report with prioritized recommendations
Equipment suggestions within your current setup
30-day follow-up included
Total $175
Book now

Satisfaction guaranteed. If our evaluation doesn't deliver specific, actionable recommendations you can use, we'll refund your $175 — no questions asked.

Human-delivered ergonomics. Every evaluation is delivered by a credentialed ergonomist with real field experience — never AI tools, never templated reports, never algorithm-only assessments.

Hundreds
Home office evaluations performed
Since 2002
Founding client & energy-sector anchor
20+ years
Credentialed workplace ergonomics practice
48 hours
Average written report turnaround

Listen to your body

Don't wait until it gets worse.

If you're feeling any of these, your workstation may be the culprit — and a 60-minute evaluation often catches it before it becomes a real injury.

Neck and shoulder tension that won’t quit
Wrist pain or tingling at the keyboard
Lower back fatigue by midafternoon
Headaches that build through the day
Eye strain or screen-related fatigue
Numbness in hands or fingers

Who this is for

If you're working from home,
this assessment is for you.

Most home offices were set up in a hurry, on whatever furniture was available. The problems that creates show up gradually — until they don't feel gradual anymore.

01

Remote & hybrid workers

You've been working from home for a year or more. Your neck, back, or wrists have started to remind you that a kitchen table isn't an ergonomic workstation. Time to fix that properly.

02

People managing chronic pain

Your doctor has told you your posture or workspace is contributing to your symptoms. You need specific, professional guidance on what to change — not general advice from a YouTube video.

03

Cancer survivors returning to work

Post-treatment fatigue and physical changes mean your old setup may no longer work for your body as it is now. A specialist evaluation builds a workspace around where you are today — not where you were before.

What we assess

Every dimension of your workstation — not just the obvious ones.

Most people know their chair height matters. Fewer realize that monitor distance, keyboard tilt, ambient lighting, and the height of their desk surface all interact to either protect or stress the same joints and muscles.

A professional assessment looks at the whole picture — how everything works together — not just the one thing that's obviously wrong. You get specific, prioritized recommendations in writing so you know exactly what to change first.

Chair setup

Seat height, lumbar support, armrest position, and depth — all calibrated to your body dimensions and sitting posture.

Monitor position

Height, distance, and angle — the three variables most responsible for neck and upper back strain in desk workers.

Keyboard & mouse

Position, height, and tilt — affecting wrist, forearm, and shoulder loading throughout the workday.

Desk height

Fixed or adjustable — and whether standing desk options make sense for your situation and symptoms.

Lighting

Glare, ambient light, and screen brightness — contributing to eye strain and secondary postural compensations.

Posture habits

How you actually sit and work — not just how the equipment is set up. Behavioral patterns that compound physical risk.

How it works

Book it. Show up. Get the report.

The whole process takes about 90 minutes of your time — 60 for the session, the rest handled on our end.

1

Book online

Choose a time that works for you. Pay at booking. You'll receive a confirmation with a video link and a short pre-session form asking about your current symptoms and setup.

2

Live 60-minute session

Your evaluator joins by video. You'll show your workspace on camera. They observe your setup, watch you work, and guide you through real-time adjustments during the session itself.

3

Written report

Within 48 hours you receive a written report — specific findings, prioritized recommendations, and equipment suggestions organized by what to fix first and what can wait.

4

30-day follow-up

Thirty days after your session we check in to see what you've changed, what's working, and whether any recommendations need adjusting based on how your body is responding.

What clients say

The work, in their words.

Across remote, hybrid, office, and corporate clients — what an ergonomic evaluation with Tyler Ergonomics actually delivers.

Working from home sounded great until my back started hurting every afternoon. The remote ergonomic evaluation was incredibly easy and surprisingly detailed. They helped me optimize my setup using equipment I already had, and the recommendations were practical and affordable. I feel more comfortable, focused, and energized during the workday.

C. Ryan

Remote / home office evaluation

As someone splitting time between the office and home, I never realized how inconsistent my work environments had become. The ergonomic evaluation helped create a setup that works in both places. My wrist pain and lower back tension have improved significantly, and I'm no longer exhausted at the end of every workday. It's been a game changer.

D. King

Hybrid worker evaluation

After months of neck and shoulder pain, I finally scheduled an ergonomic evaluation with Tyler Ergonomics. Within one session, they identified several simple workstation changes that made an immediate difference. My posture improved, my headaches decreased, and I'm much more productive throughout the day. I honestly wish I had done this sooner.

S. Moore

Office ergonomics evaluation

Our company brought in Tyler Ergonomics for office evaluations, and the experience exceeded expectations. The process was professional, personalized, and educational without being overwhelming. The adjustments they recommended reduced discomfort almost immediately and showed our employees that leadership truly cares about their well-being.

R. Shelby

Corporate office employee

What you receive

Not advice. A document.

The written report is the deliverable — something you can share with your employer, your doctor, or your HR department. Not notes. A professional assessment in writing.

Findings summary

A clear description of the ergonomic risk factors identified in your workstation — what they are, why they matter, and which ones are contributing most to your current symptoms or risk profile.

Prioritized recommendations

Specific changes organized by priority — what to do immediately, what to do within the next month, and what would be beneficial longer term. Includes both free adjustments and equipment suggestions.

Equipment guidance

Where equipment changes are recommended, we suggest specific products at different price points — so you know what to buy and why, not just that you "should get a better chair."

Employer-ready format

The report is formatted to be shared with an employer or HR department as justification for accommodation requests or equipment reimbursement. Professional, signed, and specific.

Ready to fix your home office?

Book your evaluation now. The session is 60 minutes, the report arrives within 48 hours, and the follow-up is included in the price.

Book now — $175

Satisfaction guaranteed. If our evaluation doesn't deliver specific, actionable recommendations you can use, we'll refund your $175 — no questions asked.

Common questions

Before you book.

What do I need for my evaluation?

Either format works. For a video session, you need a device with a camera (smartphone or laptop) and the ability to join a video call from your actual workstation. For a photo-based assessment, you need a phone or camera to capture workstation photos using our simple shot list, plus a short pre-session questionnaire — both provided with your booking confirmation. No live session required for the photo option.

Will my employer pay for this?

Many employers will reimburse an ergonomic evaluation, especially if you have documented symptoms. Our written report is formatted to support an accommodation or reimbursement request. We recommend checking with HR before or after booking.

I don't have a traditional desk setup — can you still help?

Yes. We assess whatever your actual workspace is — kitchen table, couch, standing desk, unconventional setup. The recommendations are built around what you actually have and what's realistic to change.

I'm recovering from surgery or illness — is this appropriate?

Yes, and it's often particularly valuable. Post-surgical and post-treatment bodies have different needs than pre-condition baselines. We assess your current functional reality, not a generic standard. Cancer survivors specifically — ask about our dedicated program, .

How long until I receive my written report?

Within 48 hours of your session. Most reports are delivered the same day or next morning.

What if I need more than one session?

The 30-day follow-up is included. If your situation warrants additional assessment work — for example, a significant equipment change you want evaluated — we'll quote that separately. Most home office situations are fully addressed in a single session and the follow-up.

Are you available nationwide?

Yes. All evaluations are conducted remotely — by video or photo-based assessment — so geography isn't a constraint. We work with individuals and employer-sponsored cases across all U.S. states.

Is this an AI evaluation or computer-generated report?

No. Every Home Office Evaluation is delivered by a credentialed human ergonomist — a real person looking at your real workspace and making judgment calls about what would actually work for you. AI tools can flag generic patterns, but they can't account for your specific job, your body's specific needs, the equipment you actually own, or the trade-offs that matter most to your situation. The evaluation includes a live session or human-reviewed photo analysis, not an algorithmic output.

Are you going to try to sell me equipment?

No. Tyler Ergonomics is an independent practice — we don't sell ergonomic equipment, accessories, or branded products of any kind. Our recommendations are based on what works for your body and your budget, often using equipment you already have.

Is my information kept private?

Yes. All client information — including the photos, videos, or live observations captured during your evaluation, your written report, and any health-related details you share — is handled per HIPAA-compliant privacy practices. Your data is never sold, shared with employers without your written authorization, or used for marketing.

Can healthcare providers refer patients?

Yes. Tyler Ergonomics welcomes referrals from physical therapists, chiropractors, occupational therapists, and other healthcare professionals whose patients have workstation-related complaints. Email info@tylerwork.com to discuss a referral arrangement.

Have a question that doesn’t fit the booking flow?

Healthcare provider referral, group inquiry, accessibility question, or just want to talk to someone before booking — we’re here. Email info@tylerwork.com or call (877) 752-3837.