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Home Repair Assistance | City of Bellevue City Hall closed for Memorial Day City Hall and other city facilities will be closed on Monday, May 25, for Memorial Day. This is an artificial-intelligence (AI) chatbot designed to provide general information about various city topics. If you are having an emergency of any kind, please call 911 immediately.
The chatbot is still learning about all of our services and may occasionally provide an The Home Repair Program provides low- to moderate-income Bellevue homeowners with zero-interest home loans and grants for repairs related to health and safety issues, including: Fencing and decking repair Siding repair and exterior painting Types of Loans and Grants Eligible repairs include health- and safety-related improvements for homeowners who meet low-income guidelines.
The city provides a zero-interest loan that does not have to be paid back until the homeowner sells the home or it is transferred to a new owner. Eligible repairs for grants are restricted to health and safety hazards requiring more immediate attention and for those who do not qualify for a loan. Homeowners must meet low-income eligibility guidelines.
Because this is a grant, not a loan, it does not have to be repaid.
Examples of repairs include: Sewer back-up and emergency plumbing repairs Hot water heater repair and/or replacement Minor Home Repair Assistance Minor home repair assistance provides low-income homeowners with smaller-scale home repairs, such as: Fixing leaking faucets and clogged drains Replacing broken toilets and sinks Replacing broken light switches Installing smoke detectors Installing locks and deadbolts Installing grab bars/handrails and other accessibility modifications You must have owned and lived in the house for which you are requesting assistance for at least a year.
The house must be within the Bellevue city limits. You must meet the program's income requirements (see below). Annual Income Requirements To determine income eligibility, count the number of household members residing in the house (Household Size) and check the maximum allowable income on the table.
(Note: adjusted gross income.)
2025 HUD Household Income Limits (Seattle-Bellevue HUD Metro FMR Area) 2025 ANNUAL INCOME BY HOUSEHOLD 30% Median: Very Low Income $33,050 $37,750 $42,450 $47,150 $50,950 $54,700 $58,500 $62,250 50% Median: Low Income $55,000 $62,850 $70,700 $78,550 $84,850 $91,150 $97,450 $103,700 80% Median: Moderate Income $84,850 $96,950 $109,050 $121,150 $130,850 $140,550 $150,250 $159,950 Grants: Limited, contact staff For a translation of the home repair assistance information, contact Human Services at 425-452-6884.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Homeowners in Bellevue, owner-occupied homes, income within low- to moderate-income limits. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Home Repair Assistance is funded by City of Bellevue, Washington. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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