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Get Notified When CAPS Contractors Join Your City

No CAPS-credentialed specialists listed in your area yet. Leave your details and we'll reach out as soon as one becomes available.

Why CAPS Credential Matters

CAPS stands for Certified Aging-in-Place Specialist — a credential issued by the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB). It's not a marketing badge — it requires coursework, a proctored exam, and recertification every three years.

Not every city has one listed yet. When a CAPS contractor in your area is confirmed against the NAHB directory, we add them to the registry and can notify families who asked.

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    Trained for the specific work

    CAPS training covers ADA-compliant ramp slopes, grab bar blocking requirements, roll-in shower specs, and whole-home fall-risk assessment — not just general remodeling.

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    More likely to know the grant process

    CAPS contractors are far more likely to have processed VA HISA Grant (up to $6,800) and Medicaid waiver paperwork before — which can save you weeks of back-and-forth.

  • Cross-referenced, not self-reported

    Every CAPS badge on this registry is cross-referenced against the live NAHB member directory. We don't take contractors at their word.

While You Wait — What You Can Do Now

A CAPS credential is valuable, but any licensed contractor with aging-in-place experience can do quality work. Browse all listed contractors in your city, look for "Grants Accepted" status, and ask directly: "Have you completed CAPS training or processed a VA HISA application before?" Many experienced specialists hold the credential without appearing in our current data pull.

Notify Me When CAPS Contractors Join

Use the contact form to leave your city and email address. When a CAPS-credentialed contractor is confirmed in your area, we'll reach out directly.

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In your message, include your city and state so we can match you when a CAPS contractor is confirmed in your area.

Free Download: The 12-Point Home Safety Checklist

Used by families across the Gulf Coast to identify fall risks before hiring a contractor. Covers bathrooms, entryways, stairs, and kitchen — printable PDF, one page.