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Home Repair & Care is here to help eligible homeowners make crucial home repairs and reduce energy waste. This community initiative is implemented by Community One , a trusted local nonprofit with years of experience completing major home repairs that improve how homes perform. The program is funded by CenterPoint Energy Foundation .
All repairs funded through Home Repair & Care are provided at no cost to eligible homeowners. Applications for the Home Repair & Care winter round have closed. Community One is currently reviewing applications in the order they were received and will contact applicants regarding next steps.
Applications Currently Closed Home Repair & Care serves homeowners who: Are a CenterPoint Energy residential customer in southwestern Indiana Meet the household income requirements Need repairs that reduce energy waste or address safety concerns Repair and Replacements may include: Roof repair or replacement HVAC repair or replacement All repairs focus on supporting long-term housing stability and improving energy efficiency.
This program is designed to improve how homes perform, not to address purely cosmetic concerns. A trained specialist will determine what improvements need to be made during your intake process. Apply online - Submit your application during the 24-hour application period.
Application review - After the application period closes, Community One will review applications in the order received and verify eligibility and repair needs. Home visit and assessment - Applicants moving forward will be contacted about next steps, which will include a home visit assessment. Project approval and scheduling - If a project is approved, Community One will coordinate the repair with qualified contractors.
Repairs completed - A professional, qualified contractor completes the approved repair or replacement. Follow-up and feedback - Community One conducts a follow-up visit, documents the completed work, and invites you to share feedback about your experience. After repairs are completed, homeowners are strongly encouraged to schedule a free home energy assessment provided by CenterPoint Energy.
This assessment helps identify additional ways to increase energy efficiency, improve comfort, and further reduce utility costs.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Homeowners in southwestern Indiana who are CenterPoint Energy residential customers and meet income requirements. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Home Repair & Care is funded by CenterPoint Energy Foundation and Community One. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Indiana. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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