Garland Home Repair Program

Garland Home Repair Program is sponsored by City of Garland. Assists low and moderate-income homeowners with major repairs through rehabilitation, including electrical, HVAC, plumbing, and accessibility improvements.

Garland Home Repair Program | Garland, TX Create a Website Account - Manage notification subscriptions, save form progress and more. Garland Home Repair Program Garland Home Repair Program The Garland Home Repair Programs provide assistance to homeowners with major repairs through rehabilitation. The programs are intended to assist low and moderate-income homeowners who cannot afford to complete the repairs themselves.

Funds are provided by the City's Community Development Block Grant ( CDBG ) and through a partnership with the Garland Housing Finance Corporation. The Garland Home Repair Program is available for homeowners with household incomes at or below 80% of Dallas County Area Median Income Limits. (Income Limits) .

Tier 1 - Minor Emergency Repair Grant Homeowners who are 55 or over or disabled can apply for the program to repair or replace a single non-functioning component for up to $5,000. Architectural Barrier Removal Tier 2 - Home Rehabilitation Repair Grant Homeowners can apply for the program to repair or replace multiple non-functioning components for up to $25,000.

Substantial Electrical Repairs Architectural Barrier Removal Non-functional egress items such as doors and windows Households must have a combined income of less than 80% of Dallas County median income All household members must be in the US legally Property must be located in the City of Garland Applicant must have full title to the property Property taxes must be current Any mortgages must not be delinquent All Federal loans must be current Applicants are eligible to reapply for services every 5 years if repairs are at or below $5,000 and every 10 years if they are above $5,000.

Funding is distributed on a first-come, first-served basis until all funding has been allocated. The home must be owned and occupied by the family at least 1 year before application.

The following documentation is required at the submission of an application: 2 months of Bank Statements 2 Months of Paycheck Stubs Copies of all other income documentation received regularly Copies of Drivers Licenses for all family members Copies of Social Security Cards for all family members Divorce Decree (if applicable) Social Security Award Letter (if applicable) If no income is received, a signed and dated statement is required to be submitted.

Copy of most recent mortgage statement from the company showing the mortgage balance and the payment amounts. Access the application package. Government Websites by CivicPlus®