Free Paranormal Investigations in Rhode Island
TAPS was founded in Warwick, Rhode Island in 1990. This is where it started — and where our home base remains.
Rhode Island's colonial history runs deep. The state's oldest structures predate the American Revolution, and Newport alone has some of the most architecturally significant — and most investigated — properties on the East Coast. Providence's historic neighborhoods, built over centuries of settlement and industry, carry the weight of that history in ways that residents occasionally notice in the night.
Our founding team knows this state the way you know the house you grew up in. We've investigated properties in every county, from coastal South County farmhouses to the dense triple-deckers of Providence's older neighborhoods. If you're experiencing something in your Rhode Island home or business, you're not calling a distant organization. You're calling the people who built this work here.
Investigations in Rhode Island are completely free, as they are everywhere we operate. A case manager will review your submission and contact you within a few business days.
How It Works
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Submit a Case Request
Fill out the request form — it takes about ten minutes. Tell us what you've experienced, where, and for how long. Everything is confidential.
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Speak With a Case Manager
A TAPS case manager reviews every submission and contacts you within a few business days to discuss your case and answer any questions.
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We Investigate
Our team arrives, conducts a full environmental assessment, sets up equipment, runs the investigation, and follows up with a written report of everything we found.
Areas We Serve in Rhode Island
Don't see your city? Submit a request regardless of location — we cover the entire state and work with TAPS Family members for areas beyond our immediate reach.
Always Free · Always Confidential
Ready to Get Answers?
Submit a case request and a TAPS case manager will be in touch within a few business days. No cost. No obligation.
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