At Kalamazoo Valley Habitat for Humanity, we understand that a home is more than just a place to live. It is the foundation for stability, safety, and well being. Our Critical Home Repair Program helps homeowners address essential repairs that improve health, safety, and accessibility.
At this time, we are not accepting applications for the Critical Home Repair Program.
We encourage interested homeowners and community members to check back regularly for updates, as application periods open based on funding availability.
This short questionnaire will help you determine if you might qualify for our Critical Home Repair Program. This is not the official application. While the program is currently at capacity, stay tuned for announcements when it reopens. Use this quiz to see if you meet the basic requirements and to prepare for when applications become available.
The Critical Home Repair Program accepts applications during designated periods based on available funding and program capacity. Please check back for updates, as we look forward to assisting additional homeowners when applications reopen.
Our Critical Home Repair Program requirements are these:
Applications for our Critical Home Repair Program is currently closed. Please check back for updates on the next opportunity to apply.
Kalamazoo Valley Habitat for Humanity (KVHH) invites qualified, licensed, and insured contractors to join our preapproved subcontractor pool for residential construction, home repair, and accessibility projects that support safe and stable housing for local households. Through this Master Request for Proposals (RFP), contractors may apply for one or more trades through a single submission and be considered for work assignments on an as needed basis to support publicly funded home repair, accessibility, and injury prevention programs.
KVHH welcomes applications from subcontractors in trades such as HVAC, electrical, plumbing, foundation and concrete work, waterproofing, environmental services, and other related services. Applicants must be properly licensed, carry current insurance, have experience working in occupied residential homes, and be able to comply with organizational requirements.
Inclusion in KVHH’s subcontractor pool does not guarantee work. Contractors will be selected for individual projects based on qualifications, availability, responsiveness, and program needs.
Please don’t hesitate to reach out with any additional questions. Call, email, or stop by our office. We are happy to help!
Kalamazoo Valley Habitat for Humanity has been building homes, community, and hope since 1983. We bring people together to create affordable housing solutions and transform lives. Join us in making a difference!
