Income-eligible, owner-occupied homes in Surprise in need of housing rehabilitation may be eligible to receive assistance for repairs to ensure the home is healthy and safe to occupy.
Program Application
What is a Housing Rehabilitation?
A minor home rehab is the repair or replacement of a home’s components or systems required for safe occupancy and operation of the home, such as the breakdown of an air conditioner or a water heater. It can also be something that has become progressively worse like a leaking pipe or roof.
Projects are limited to health and safety issues in the home, as well as accessibility modifications where appropriate. Maximum assistance amount is $20,000.
Eligible items may include: Roof repair, cooling and heating repair, plumbing issues, electrical problems, accessibility modifications and other health and safety issues.
Ineligible Items include: Maintenance, cosmetic repairs, landscaping and pools.
Eligibility Requirements
- Home must be owner-occupied prior to program application
- Family income must be at or below 80% of area median income (gross income)
- Mortgage must be current.
- Current Homeowner’s Insurance