Why Choose Sport Nobles Construction?

Sport Nobles Construction knows that a changing lifestyle--and home modification to support it--is an important decision.  Further, we know that the decision has many facets that go beyond lumber and paint.  The National Association of Homebuilders (NAHB) has created the Certified Aging in Place Specialist (CAPS) designation as a reliable way to identify professionals that are best qualified to make the barrier-free modifications that will keep your home comfortable as you age. The educational program developed by the NAHB and AARP has been designed to ensure that graduates receive formal training in technical and construction techniques, as well as learning to work with the aging and mobility-challenged population in assessing a client's requirements and making recommendations.

To insure that we provide you with the absolutely best service and advice, three of our team members recently completed the required education to earn the CAPS certifiation.  Their backgrounds are critically important and are what uniquely distinguish Sport Nobles Construction.

What are your projected needs?  

Mae F. Cannon, RN, MA, CAPS is a Registered Nurse with a Masters Degree in Healthcare Administration and extensive experience in Home Health and Nursing Home environments.  She will be the first person to meet with you to understand your driving factors and then propose modifications to match your needs.

What products should you use?  

Sport Nobles, CAPS will guide design and product selection to insure the project exceeds your expectations while staying within your budget.

How do you manage the transition?

Timothy L. Cannon, Ph.D., CAPS will work with you to ease the transition through remodeling, moving, and/or new family members joining your circle.

CAPS-designated professionals maintain their designation through continuing education and subscription to a Code of Ethics.