Meet and adhere to prescribed standards of business
Possess a minimum five years remodeling industry experience
Obtain a proven track record of successful project management
Pass a comprehensive education curriculum
Pledge to uphold the Code of Ethics
If you're like the majority of Americans over the age of 45, you want to continue living in a familiar environment throughout your maturing years. According to the AARP, older homeowners overwhelmingly prefer to age in place, which means living in your home safely, independently and comfortably, regardless of age or ability level. To age-in-place you will probably need to modify your house as you mature to increase access and maneuverability. These modifications range from the installation of bath and shower grab bars and adjustment of countertop heights to the creation of multifunctional first floor master suites and the installation of private elevators. The NAHB Remodelers of the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) in collaboration with the NAHB Research Center, NAHB Seniors Housing Council, and AARP developed the Certified Aging-In-Place Specialist (CAPS) program to address the growing number of consumers that will soon require these modifications.
The unique needs of the older adult population
Aging-in-place home modifications
Common remodeling projects
Solutions to common barriers