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Central Florida credential directory
Compare source-labeled profiles serving Orlando, Tampa, and Tampa Bay, then verify who holds the credential and what role that person will have in your project.
CAPS training covers aging-in-place communication, livable-home design concepts, project planning, and modification solutions.
Each labeled profile identifies the provider source, review date, and named credential holder when the source supplies one.
CAPS does not replace a Florida contractor or professional license. Match the legal authority to the work being proposed.
Tampa and Tampa Bay
These profiles serve Tampa according to the cited provider sources and publish a CAPS claim. Confirm current service boundaries and credential details directly.
Winter Park, Florida · Serves Orange County, Seminole County, Hillsborough County, Pinellas County
Central Florida design-build remodeler whose website describes aging-in-place work in the Orlando and Tampa metro areas and CAPS-certified designers on its team.
Tampa, Florida · Serves Hillsborough County, Pinellas County, Pasco County
Tampa general contractor focused on accessible remodeling, roll-in showers, widened doorways, kitchens, bathrooms, and in-home evaluations.
St. Petersburg, Florida · Serves Pinellas County, Hillsborough County
Tampa Bay occupational-therapy practice offering aging-in-place and accessibility assessments plus home-modification recommendations.
Tarpon Springs, Florida · Serves Pinellas County, Pasco County, Hillsborough County
Tampa Bay remodeler whose website focuses on accessible homes, ramps, grab bars, widened doorways, and barrier-free kitchens and bathrooms.
Orlando metro
Orlando coverage is growing. The profiles shown here state that they serve Orlando and publish a CAPS claim in a source reviewed by SafeHome Access.
Winter Park, Florida · Serves Orange County, Seminole County, Hillsborough County, Pinellas County
Central Florida design-build remodeler whose website describes aging-in-place work in the Orlando and Tampa metro areas and CAPS-certified designers on its team.
Before hiring
Ask for the individual CAPS holder’s name and current documentation, then confirm who will assess, design, contract, permit, and perform the work.
Use the CAPS verification guideA company-level claim may not identify the individual who completed the CAPS program.
Ask whether the holder will assess needs, design the plan, select products, supervise, or perform construction.
Verify applicable Florida licenses, insurance, permits, written scope, and references separately.
CAPS questions
CAPS stands for Certified Aging-in-Place Specialist, an education credential offered by the National Association of Home Builders for professionals involved in aging-in-place home modifications.
No. CAPS is an individual education credential. It is not a Florida contractor license, permit, insurance policy, endorsement, or guarantee of workmanship. Verify the credential and any required Florida license separately.
A CAPS label means the cited provider source published a CAPS claim when we reviewed it. It does not mean SafeHome Access or NAHB confirmed every current detail. Open the profile to see the named holder, source, and review date available to us.
Yes. This page organizes profiles with published CAPS claims by their stated Tampa and Orlando service areas. Always confirm that the specific credential holder will participate in your project and that the provider serves your exact address.