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Certified Aging-in-Place Specialist

Houses for living. Homes for life.

A Certified Aging-in-Place Specialist plans the changes that let people stay in the home they know: safely, independently and comfortably. Start with an in-home consultation.

  • CAPS-certified since the mid-2000s
  • Our team trained by a CAPS trainer
  • Free in-home consultation, no obligation
Request a consultation The changes people ask for

Call (587) 792-1456 or request service online any time

The price you approve is the price you pay Calgary & surrounding areas

Technician installing a grab bar

What a CAPS designation means

If you are like most Canadians over 45, you want to keep living in a familiar home as you get older. According to CARP, older homeowners overwhelmingly prefer to age in place: to live in their home safely, independently and comfortably, whatever their age or ability.

The NAHB Remodelers of the National Association of Home Builders, with the NAHB Research Center, the NAHB 50+ Housing Council and AARP, developed the Certified Aging-in-Place Specialist (CAPS) program to train the people who plan those changes.

Carla, our co-owner, has held the CAPS designation since the mid-2000s. She is also a CAPS trainer, and she has trained our team.

Carla, co-owner of Alberta Indoor Comfort and an Aging-in-Place Specialist, in a red company shirt

Book an in-home consultation

A CAPS-trained specialist walks through the home with you and plans changes around how you live. No obligation.

  • A written price before any work starts
  • Our own team, trained by a CAPS trainer
  • Call (587) 792-1456 or request service online any time
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The changes people ask for most

Grab bars

Beside the toilet, in the shower and wherever a hand is needed.

Higher toilets

Easier to sit down on and stand up from.

Curbless showers

No step to climb over, and room for a seat.

Wider doorways

Room for a walker or a wheelchair.

Ramps and lower thresholds

Entrances without steps to trip on.

Task lighting

Light where you read, cook and climb stairs.

Where to start

Plan your home for the years ahead

Serving Calgary, Airdrie, Cochrane, Okotoks, Chestermere and the surrounding communities.

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