Need Help With Home Repairs and Renovations?

There are several government assistance programs for housing repairs and improvements. Our guide is designed to help you understand the available support to ensure everyone has access to a safe and comfortable living environment.

Find the right option for you

Weatherization Assistance Program (WAP)

Good for: Low-income families
  • Increases energy efficiency for low-income homes.
  • Provides home energy audits and updates.
  • Reduces energy bills and improves safety.

Single Family Housing Repair Loans & Grants (Section 504)

Good for: Elderly, low-income homeowners
  • Offers loans and grants for home repair and improvement.
  • Targets low-income, elderly homeowners.
  • Covers essential repairs for safety and health.

HUD Home Improvement Loans

Good for: Low-income homeowners
  • Financial assistance for home repairs and improvements.
  • Available through FHA Title I program.
  • Targets homeowners needing non-luxury improvements.

VA Home Loans and Housing-Related Assistance

Good for: Veterans and service members
  • No down payment required for qualifying veterans.
  • Assistance includes buying, building, and improving homes.
  • Additional benefits like foreclosure avoidance.

Local and State Assistance Just a Phone Call Away

Beyond federal programs, your local and state governments may offer additional supports like down payment assistance and tax incentives. Explore what benefits your community has in store.

Find Your Local Public Housing Agency (PHA)

Utilize our easy-to-use directory below to assist you in finding your local PHA offices across the United States. Select your state from the interactive map to find the address and contact details of your local PHA office:

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