Caldwell houses
The Census Bureau's American Community Survey (2020–2024 estimates) counts about 22,400 housing units in Caldwell, with a median year built of 2003. About 5,400 went up in the 2000s and 5,600 in the 2010s. At the other end, about 6,500 Caldwell homes, roughly 29%, were built before 1980, and some 1,400 date from before 1940.
Caldwell homes by decade built
American Community Survey, 2020–2024 five-year estimates
Built in the 2000s Other years
What Caldwell bathrooms need
In the 2000s subdivisions, the story is the same as in much of Nampa: a fiberglass tub and shower unit, a cultured marble top and a small fan, now twenty years old. A tub-to-shower conversion or a hall bath refresh is the most common job there.
In the older Caldwell neighborhoods near the College of Idaho and along Indian Creek, bathrooms tend to be small and full of surprises behind the walls. We open them up carefully, check the subfloor and the old drain lines, and plan the tile around walls that are rarely square.
A double vanity and zellige suit a larger Caldwell suiteA Caldwell address gets its building, plumbing and electrical permits from the City of Caldwell's Building Safety Division, not from Nampa or Canyon County. Its residential permit packet says plumbing, electrical and mechanical work each need a separate permit. We confirm what your project needs before we start.
Getting to Caldwell
Central Caldwell is about 18 minutes from central Nampa by road, along I-84. Measuring, sample visits and the remodel itself all happen at your Caldwell home.




