Each contractor on the catch a pro site are prescreened and approved before being added to our directory. CAP checks with the California Contractors State License Board and bonding companies on a regular basis to make sure that every Contractor is certified and up to date. In addition, every listing includes links to their California Contractors State License Board listing. This means that you can view and print up the information on the contractors you are considering for your next project directly.

In the CAP directory, you can view not only local CAP certified contractors with a ten word description, but rather an in depth profile of each contractor including what the contractor does, what they don’t do, and the areas they service

With Catch A Pro, you can either browse through local contractors, look for a contractor specific to the improvement project that you need done, or even look at comments that other people just like you have left for the contractors you are considering.

Catch a Pro even has an article section for you to gain tips on projects, choosing the proper California Contractor, and even advice from other contractors that will help you in whatever your project needs are.

As a registered user, you can contact contractors specifically for your upcoming jobs. Unlike other websites who just choose contractors who can quote on your job and risk you losing out on the best contractor; CAP posts your project needs on our website which is only accessible to CAP certified contractors. This means that every CAP certified contractor can view your project and you will have a wider range of contractors to choose from who will compete for your business.

So whether you need a contractor for your next home improvement project are looking for a California contractor for commercial improvement, or just need to see if the contractor you are using is CAP certified, let CAP help you Catch A Pro. It’s easy, it’s free, and you can rest assured that every contractor has been screened by CAP personnel before they can be allowed in the CAP family.

So the next time a contractor comes to you for a project, ask them if they are CAP certified.