Housing Rehabilitation Program

Housing Rehabilitation Program Overview 

The City of Pleasanton, in cooperation with Habitat for Humanity, provides a Housing Rehabilitation Program (HRP) that is available to low income home owners in Pleasanton. An eligible household must live in and hold title to the home, and the household income cannot exceed 80% of the median income for Alameda County. The HRP includes a variety of sub-programs which offer different types of services as summarized below:

Home Repair Programs

Major Rehabilitation Loans: Repair work between $10,000 and $150,000 may qualify for a deferred City loan at 1% simple annualized interest.  This loan requires no payments during the 30-year term, but is due and payable when the term ends or the home is sold or transferred, whichever is earlier.  

Common uses: reroofing, sewer line replacement, windows, electrical.

Minor Home Repair Grants: Repairs for homeowners costing up to $10,000 can be funded by a city grant, so the repairs have no cost to the homeowner.  Mobile homes are eligible.

Common uses: water heaters, door locks.

Accessibility Grants:  Accessibility improvements costing up to $10,000 for renters (with landlord approval) or homeowners can be funded by a city grant, so the repairs have no cost to the homeowner.  Mobile homes are eligible.

Common uses:  wheelchair ramps, showers, grab bars.

For more information, contact Habitat for Humanity.

Call (510) 803-3388 

Email HomeRepair@HabitatEBSV.org

Call 520-803-3388 to arrange accommodations, or Dial 800-735-2929 for TTY/TDD services

To apply, complete a Request for Service form and mail or drop it off to:

Habitat for Humanity, 2619 Broadway, Oakland, CA 94612

 

 

Renew AC - Alameda County Home Improvement Loan Assistance Program

WHAT IS RENEW AC?

Renew Alameda County provides low-income homeowners in Alameda County with 1% interest rate loans of $15,000 to $150,000 to complete home improvement projects ranging from correcting health and safety hazards to accessibility upgrades and structural rehabilitation - no monthly payments required. Renew AC is operated by Habitat for Humanity East Bay/Silicon Valley and is funded by Alameda County taxpayers who approved the Measure A1 Housing Bond in November 2016.

MORE INFORMATION:

Learn more or apply at RenewAC.org, email homerepair@habitatebsv.org, or call Habitat for Humanity's Home Repair Hotline at (510) 803-3388.

Check out the Renew AC flier!