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Fulton County Low-Income Home Rehabilitation Program
Fulton County Department of Community Development · County program
Amount not stated on the official page
Fulton County offers income-qualified homeowners help with repairs like roof, weatherization, electrical, HVAC, plumbing, water heater, and health/safety work. The county’s official sustainability page says the program is for Fulton County homeowners and covers a broad set of home-repair needs, but it does not state a dollar cap on that page.
Program details
How it works
Fulton County lists a Low-Income Home Rehabilitation Program on its official sustainability page for income-qualifying homeowners in Fulton County. The page says eligible homeowners can get assistance for a range of repairs and improvements, including electrical, HVAC, roof, plumbing, water heater, weatherization, accessibility, and health and safety issues.
What the money covers
The county’s official description is broad and includes work that can help a home better withstand natural-disaster-related damage or reduce risk from severe weather, especially:
- roof repairs
- weatherization
- electrical repairs
- HVAC repairs
- plumbing repairs
- water heater repairs
- accessibility and health/safety repairs
The page does not give a program dollar amount, match requirement, reimbursement method, or detailed inspection process.
Amounts and matching
- Amount: not stated on the official page.
- Match requirement: not stated.
- Loan, grant, or other structure: not stated on the official page.
How to apply
The sustainability page does not include application instructions in the excerpted material. It points homeowners to Fulton County’s sustainability resources and other assistance links.
Timing and deadlines
The official page excerpt does not state whether the program is currently accepting applications, nor does it list a deadline.
Notes for homeowners
This is the only Fulton County program page found that directly describes home-repair assistance for existing homeowners in the county. The page is thin on administrative details, so homeowners should verify current availability and application steps directly with Fulton County before relying on it.
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