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Q: What types of modifications can CAPS professionals make to my home?

CAPS professionals can make a variety of modifications to your home, including installing grab bars and handrails, widening doors, installing stairlifts or elevators, improving lighting, and creating accessible bathrooms. These professionals are trained to provide modifications based on your unique needs and preferences.

Q: What is the difference between aging in place and assisted living?

Aging in place refers to the ability to live independently and comfortably in your own home, while assisted living provides a more structured environment with care and assistance provided by professionals. Aging in place allows you to maintain your independence and freedom, while assisted living may be necessary if you require more support and care.

Q: What should I do if I encounter unexpected costs or delays during my home renovation project?

The best way to avoid unexpected costs and delays is to create a detailed project plan and address any issues as soon as they arise. However, if you do encounter unexpected costs or delays, communicate with your contractor immediately and work together to find a solution. If necessary, consider hiring a mediator or filing a complaint with your state licensing board.

Q: What are some common home remodeling scams to watch out for?

Some common scams include disappearing contractors who take your money and run, upfront payment scams where the contractor demands full payment before starting the work, and low-ball estimates that seem too good to be true. Always be wary of contractors who refuse to provide references or cannot provide proof of insurance and licenses.

Q: How can I tell if a contractor is trustworthy?

Before hiring a contractor, check their credentials, ask for references, and read online reviews. It's also important to ask for proof of insurance and licenses. A trustworthy contractor will be transparent about their experience, qualifications, and pricing. If something seems too good to be true, it probably is.

Q: Do I really need a contractor for my home renovation project?

It depends on the scope of your project and your level of experience. If you're planning a major renovation or if you're not comfortable working with certain tools or materials, it's best to hire a professional contractor. However, if you have experience and are comfortable tackling certain aspects of the project on your own, a combination of DIY and professional work may be the best approach.

FAQs

What types of modifications can CAPS professionals make to my home?

What is the difference between aging in place and assisted living?

What should I do if I encounter unexpected costs or delays during my home renovation project?

What are some common home remodeling scams to watch out for?

How can I tell if a contractor is trustworthy?

Do I really need a contractor for my home renovation project?

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