Madison Heights Critical Home Repair Program
The City of Madison Heights, in partnership with Habitat for Humanity of Oakland County, is working together to provide eligible homeowners with affordable critical home repairs. Habitat Oakland will manage the fund on behalf of the city, with staff dedicated to homeowner-occupied home restoration and financial counseling.
The Repair Program focuses on safety, security, accessibility, and keeping houses up to building codes.
Due to the high volume of applicant responses, the Madison Heights Critical Home Repair application is closed.
Available Repair Services
- Furnace replacement
- Repair/replace home roof
- Repair/replace porch, steps or deck
- Kitchen upgrades
- Energy audit to identify savings
- Hot water heater replacement
- Repair/replace home siding
- Install wheelchair ramp
- Bathroom upgrades
- And many more…
Eligibility Requirements
- Property must be owner occupied.
- Household income must not exceed 80% Area Median Income.
- Property owner(s) must be current on mortgage, homeowner’s insurance and property taxes or current on a payment plan for delinquent taxes.
- Home is located in the southern end of the city, south of Lincoln and north of I-696, between Dequindre and Stephenson Highway.
- Habitat must deem home in acceptable and critical condition for requested work to be performed.
Renters, occupants purchasing a home through a land contract, and mobile home unit residents are ineligible for services through this program.
