Low Income Home Repair Grants
Free home repair assistance for low-income homeowners who cannot afford essential repairs.
Programs for Low-Income Homeowners
Low-income homeowners struggling to afford essential home repairs have access to several free grant programs. These programs recognize that maintaining a safe home shouldn't depend on your income level, and provide financial assistance to those who need it most.
Eligibility typically requires household income at or below 50-80% of Area Median Income (AMI), which varies by location and household size. Priority is often given to seniors, disabled individuals, veterans, and families with children. Most programs focus on health and safety repairs rather than cosmetic improvements.
USDA Section 504 Grants
$10,000 grants for very low-income seniors 62+ in rural areas. No repayment required.
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Free energy-efficiency upgrades and related repairs for low-income households. Available nationwide.
Explore WAPLocal CDBG Programs
Community Development Block Grants fund local home repair programs in most cities and counties.
Find Programs by StateCommon Income Limits
Very Low Income (USDA 504)
Typically under 50% AMI (~$25,000-$35,000/year depending on location)
Low Income (WAP, CDBG)
Typically 50-80% AMI (~$35,000-$55,000/year depending on location)
Moderate Income (Some State Programs)
Up to 100% AMI (~$70,000-$90,000/year depending on location)
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Find out which low-income home repair programs you qualify for.
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