Action Housing Inc. is providing funds for low-income homeowners in Allegheny County to make whole-home repairs to severely damaged households through the federal Whole-Home Repairs Program.
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The Whole-Home Repair Program is a federal program and available in counties across the Commonwealth.
Through the program, homeowners could receive up to $50,000 in funds to fix critical issues that pose safety issues to residents, like damage to the roof, windows, or foundation of a home. Money is also available to make modifications for someone managing a disability.
The deadline to apply is 4 p.m. on Friday, November 17. No applications will be accepted after this time.
Who can apply? Who is eligible for a whole-home grant?
To qualify, an applicant must:
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own and live in a house needing repairs in Allegheny County.
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be living in a home with significant habitability issues like roof damage, unsafe electric wiring, or accessibility concerns.
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have a total income that doesn’t exceed 80% of the Area Median Income (AMI) for Allegheny County. Please refer to the AMI chart to find AMI data.
How does the application process work?
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Apply online on the Allegheny County Whole-Home Repair Program website.
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If you are eligible and selected for a home inspection, someone from the Whole-Home Repairs Program will contact you to schedule it.
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A Whole-Home Repairs inspector will visit your home to determine if the repairs qualify for funding.
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If the inspector approves the repairs, Action Housing will connect you with a contractor certified by the Whole-Home Repairs Program to do the work.
To find a full list of FAQs, visit the Action Housing Inc. website.
Apply
If you meet the eligibility requirements and need financial assistance for whole-home repairs, apply now on the Allegheny County Whole-Home Repair Program website by Friday, November 17.