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Provides provides loans to very-low-income homeowners to repair, improve or modernize their homes or grants to elderly very-low-income homeowners to remove health and safety hazards. Maximum loan is $40,000 & Maximum grant is $10,000.

Habitat offers reduced cost repairs to low-income local homeowners to make their homes accessible, livable, energy-efficient, and safe. Home repairs include exterior painting and weatherization, roof repairs, improving handicapped accessibility, and more.Trailers may be eligible for repairs. Projects to make a home accessible, livable, energy efficient and safe are considered. Cost of repairs may not exceed Habitat's $1,500 cost of repairs limit plus any donated funds or materials.

Assists low income families with critical home repairs. Consideration is given to elderly and the disabled. First concern is for the family to be safe, warm, dry and accessible. For more information, or to apply for assistance, please call and leave message on Voice Mail: Voice Mail: (540)885-7894 (Leave Message)

A program that provides low-income families to permanently reduce their energy bills by making their home more energy efficient.

Provides a government lending arm for housing program and repairs for low-income applicants. Serves the counties of Augusta, Rockingham, Highland, Frederick, Page, Shenandoah, Warren and Clarke and the Cities of Winchester, Harrisonburg, Staunton and Waynesboro. Provides repair grants to elderly (62 years and older) very low-income rural homeowners that may be used to remove health and safety hazards by repairing roofs, providing a sanitary water and waste disposal system, installing screens, windows, insulation or taking other steps to make the home safe. No age restriction for 504 loans, must have very low income. Loans are at 1% interest rate for up to 20 years. Other restrictions and requirements may apply.

Loudoun Habitat for Humanity's Home Repair Program covers tasks such as: exterior painting and material repairs, landscaping, building or repairing ramps or sheds, building or repairing a porch or deck, gutter repair and cleaning, sidewalk repair, external cleanup, weatherization, and critical home repair.

Volunteers donate time, labor, and materials to repair the homes of seniors, those with disabilities and low income families. Offers home modifications needed so clients with disabilities can remain safely in their homes. Includes carpentry, yard work, plumbing and electrical work. Call before visiting office to confirm that staff is available.

The project:HOMES Home Rehabilitation Program provides moderate home rehabilitation services and emergency home repairs to allow homeowners to age in place. Repairs focus on a home's infrastructure and typically feature repairing or replacing roofs, plumbing, heating and air conditioning systems, and fixing structural problems leading to health and safety hazards.

Assists low income households in Tazewell and Russell Counties who have unsafe heating systems to repair and replace their heating systems. Applications can be made through each local Department of Social Services from November 1 through March 31. Provides testing on heating equipment to determine if system needs to be repaired or replaced. Replaces heating equipment as deemed necessary to provide a safe heating system for the client. Provides education to the client with helpful tips on how to clean coils and change filters.

Handles Virginia's Water Project, and Indoor Plumbing Rehabilitation for the State of Virginia.

The home repair goal is to help Goochland County residents who are homeowners to remain safely in their homes. Typical home repairs include but are not limited to: repairing roofs, floors, plumbing issues, and installing ramps.

Friends of Man provides assistance to low income individuals that have exhausted other options and need assistance with mobility equipment (prostheses, wheelchairs, van lifts, minor home modifications for handicap accessibility, and ramps). No back bills.

Program serves homeowners with repairs to plumbing repairs, well and septic system repairs. Funds from Federal and State grants will help qualified low-income homeowners by paying for a portion of the repairs. The balance is then paid back with no interest loans and affordable monthly payments.

Provides housing rehabilitation for the low income, the aged, and people with disabilities. Works with local agencies, civic organizations, and churches to meet the housing needs of this population. Assists with getting indoor plumbing work done. Repairs and construction are done in the spring and summer.

Lead Safe Roanoke is a grant-funded program designed to reduce lead poisoning in children age 5 and under by stabilizing lead-based paint hazards found in rental and single-family homes built in Roanoke prior to 1978.

Provides assistance to low to moderate income owner/occupants of substandard housing where indoor plumbing does not exist or where existing water delivery or waste disposal system has failed. Houses may be constructed to provide homes to families that meet their basic human needs.

Administers the Department of Planning and Community Development's Emergency Home Repair Program that provides emergency home repair assistance to low income property owners in the City of Fredericksburg. Services include roofing, plumbing and electrical repairs of an emergency nature for qualifying homeowners.

Typically, we assist with roofing, HVAC, plumbing, electric, hot water, well, and septic. We may be able to assist on other repairs as funding and labor are available, and dependent upon the number of ongoing repairs in the community.

Program homeowners with repairs to heating and air conditioning units, roof repairs or replacement. Funds from Federal and State grants will help qualified low-income homeowners by paying for a portion of the repairs. The balance is then paid back with no interest loans and affordable monthly payments.

Assists low-income families and individuals to remove imminent health and safety hazards from their homes. Acceptable repairs include the repair of roofs, floors, building of ramps and porches, heating system repair and structural repair. Funds are limited to $4000 per client; client must pay remainder of repair work and client is responsible for getting three bids from licensed contractors. These funds are provided by a very limited Essential Home Accessibility and Repair Program (EHARP) grant.

The Home Repair for the Elderly Program is designed to provide minor home repairs and/or accessibility modifications to eligible low- and moderate-income elderly homeowners and individuals living with disabilities for homes in which they are currently residing. Fairfax County will provide a crew to do up to one week's worth of labor and provide up to $1000 in materials to complete necessary repairs. Income restrictions apply.

Richmond Metropolitan Habitat for Humanity's (RMHFH) Critical Home Repair program offers repairs for select localities. Localities served are based on grant funding received. These include critical repairs like roof repairs*, electrical system upgrades, plumbing replacements, window replacements, and accessibility modifications such as ramps, grab bars, and kitchen and bath adjustments. Can help with: Roof repairs/replacement Window replacement of failed windows Exterior door repair/replacement Porch, steps and ramp repair/replace Gutters repair/replace Siding and trim repair/replacement Interior accessibility and life safety repairs

Rehabilitates homes for low to moderate income families within the county of Nelson. Also have an Emergency Home Repair Program for the Elderly and Disabled.

Provides home repairs for the elderly, disabled, and low-income individuals and work with different church groups and Summer Work Camp Groups to provide services to get the much-needed work done that they need.

Provides grants to qualified low income individuals for unexpected, emergency repairs. Program funds may also be used to adapt homes for handicap accessibility.