The program is intended for homeowners who are at least 55 years old, own and occupy their home as their primary residence, live within one of the designated pilot service areas, and meet program

Is this a loan?

No. This program provides grant-funded assistance for eligible homeowners. Grant assistance does not require monthly payments, although program requirements and conditions apply.

No. Submission of an application begins the eligibility review process. Funding is limited, and all applicants must meet program requirements.

Eligible repairs may include roofing, plumbing, electrical systems, heating and HVAC, structural repairs, accessibility improvements, windows and doors, and environmental hazard remediation such as lead or mold. Repair eligibility is determined through the inspection process.

No. Repairs are completed by qualified contractors approved through the WNADA program.

Yes. Household income will be reviewed during the eligibility determination process.

You are encouraged to submit your application. WNADA staff may assist applicants in obtaining required documentation during the review process.

Yes. Eligible applicants will receive a home inspection to assess repair needs and determine eligible work.

Processing times vary depending on application completeness, document verification, inspection scheduling, and funding availability.

Applicants will be contacted by WNADA after eligibility has been reviewed and a determination has been made.

Possibly. Additional documentation may be required to verify ownership and eligibility.

No. The program is only available to eligible owner-occupants.

Applicants should provide proof of homeowner's insurance when available. WNADA will review documentation requirements during eligibility determination.

Property tax status is reviewed as part of the application process. Applicants in a payment plan should indicate this on the application.

Yes. WNADA staff are available to assist applicants with completing the application and gathering required documentation.

Applications are available through WNADA. Contact the WNADA office or visit the program webpage for application information.

WNADA anticipates an initial contract term of one year, with services provided on an as-needed basis. WNADA may extend the contract based on project needs, available funding, and contractor performance.

Respondents should provide a comprehensive rate that includes all costs associated with performing the requested services, including travel, mileage, parking, and other incidental expenses. WNADA does not anticipate reimbursing these expenses separately.

Inspectors should have demonstrated experience conducting construction progress and draw inspections for residential rehabilitation and/or new construction projects. Inspectors should be capable of evaluating work completed against approved scopes of work, budgets, draw requests, and supporting documentation, and providing clear written and photographic documentation of findings. 

Familiarity with AIA G702/G703 documentation or similar construction draw processes is preferred.

Inspection volume will vary based on construction activity and project schedules. WNADA cannot guarantee a minimum or maximum number of inspections. Services will be requested on an as-needed basis across WNADA-funded projects, and there may be periods of higher or lower inspection activity depending on the number of projects actively under construction.