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Healthy Homes Production Grant | Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development Healthy Homes Production Grant The Healthy Homes Production Grant Program (HHPG), housed within DHCD’s Whole Home Energy and Repairs division, provides financial assistance to help residents create safer and healthier living environments.
The core mission of the program is to provide comprehensive assessments and remediation of identified health and safety hazards in residential properties. To be eligible for the HHPG grant, applicants must meet the following criteria: Income: Household income must be at or below 80% of the Area Median Income (AMI), with adjustments for household size. Property Status: The property must be an owner-occupied single-family residence.
Location: Projects are limited to the following eight counties/jurisdictions in the State of Maryland: Prioritization: Priority for funding is given to households with children under six years old. The HHPG provides services focused on critical home repairs and hazard mitigation: Comprehensive Assessments: A Healthy Homes Evaluator (HHE) performs comprehensive inspections to identify health and safety hazards.
Hazard Remediation: Critical repair work and remediation of identified hazards, including, but not limited to the following: Roof repair and replacement, Gutters Combustion appliance repair and replacement for Health and Safety concerns, including gas ranges, domestic water heaters, and space heat. Foundation and sub-space water-proofing, and drainage, inclusive of bulk water mitigation by drain tile, sump pump, and minor grading.
Electrical hazard, Knob, and tube removal, inclusive of necessary service upgrades. Electrical upgrades for future home electrification. Water and well, septic and sewer Windows and doors only for H&S, water intrusion, and security.
Structural repair - atrophy, rot, insect, settling, storm-related Building shell stabilization (i.e. repair/replace missing sheetrock on exterior walls, point up deteriorated masonry that allows for water infiltration) Pest treatments (rats, roaches, and mice) Maximum amount: Up to $15,474.
00 Eligible expenses: Actual cost of critical repair work on single-family homes The application and project execution process involves the following key steps: The applicant completes the Combined Energy Rehabilitation Application. DHCD reviews the application to ensure it meets program guidelines and determines eligibility. The applicant selects one or more contractors to provide bids for the desired work.
While only one eligible bid is required to proceed, applicants are encouraged to obtain multiple bids. Applicants may select any licensed contractor. To aid the applicants in finding a contractor, we provide the following links: Applicants provide a work proposal for the critical repairs by a licensed and insured Maryland Home Improvement contractor or other trade professionals, along with photos documenting the issues.
The proposed work scope is reviewed by DHCD’s Healthy Homes Evaluator (HHE). The HHE may visit the property to verify the request. Contractor documentation: For the protection of the applicant, any contractor working within the program will be required to provide these documents along with the application.
Current MHIC License or Electrical, Plumbing, HVAC license, etc. Trade License Query COI - Certificate of Liability Insurance Letter of Good Standing - Maryland BusinessExpress company search W-9 Form, completed and signed by the contractor. The address on this form is where payments will be sent.
Approval and Order to Proceed: The applicant signs the Grant Agreement, Rehabilitation Grant Agreement, and other necessary closing documents (which are eligible to be executed electronically via DocuSign). The contractor and owner must sign the mutual Rehabilitation Agreement. An Order to Proceed will be issued only after the grant funds have been encumbered and all necessary zoning and building permits have been submitted.
Construction and Payment: The contractor performs the work. The HHE conducts on-site monitoring and inspections to confirm the quality and completeness of the work. Before the contractor receives final payment, the owner must sign the Certificate of Completion or final inspection form.
Application and program documents Rehabilitation Application - PDF - 444. 16 KB Combined Energy Rehabilitation Application - PDF - 581. 23 KB Bid Cover Page for the Maryland Housing Rehabilitation Program - PDF - 133.
44 KB Rehabilitation 2025 Income Limits - PDF - 101. 23 KB Rehabilitation Application Checklist - PDF - 136. 9 KB Notice of Finding of Intent to Request - PDF - 79.
69 KB To check your application status or update your information, submit an submit an existing client inquiry . To request a loan payoff, view our payoff contact information - PDF - 88. 76 KB .
For other questions, please contact: Email: [email protected] Toll Free (Maryland Only): 877-218-8101 TTY: 711 or 1-800-735-2258
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Low-income homeowners (at or below 80% of Area Median Income) in Allegany, Calvert, Charles, Garrett, Montgomery, Prince George's, St. Mary's, and Washington Counties. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows maximum of $18,000 per single-family home. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Healthy Homes Production Grant Program is funded by Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development (DHCD). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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