Need help with home repairs or modifications?
Home repairs can be expensive, especially when they involve safety issues, accessibility needs, or major systems like roofing, heating, plumbing, or electrical work. When homeowners cannot afford necessary repairs, it can create unsafe living conditions or make it difficult to remain in their homes.
Financial assistance or repair programs may be available depending on your location, income, and the type of repair needed. Some programs focus on safety improvements, accessibility modifications for older adults or people with disabilities, or energy efficiency upgrades that help reduce household costs.
The resources below can help you explore home repair and home modification programs that may be available to homeowners in Colorado.
Find Help for Home Repairs
Home repair assistance programs can come from federal, state, nonprofit, or local organizations. These programs often focus on improving housing safety, preserving affordable housing, and helping homeowners remain in their homes.
Some programs provide grants, while others offer low-interest loans or specialized repair services. Eligibility requirements vary by program and may depend on income, homeownership status, location, and the type of repair needed.
Federal & State Programs
These programs provide information, funding opportunities, or referrals to housing repair assistance programs available across Colorado.
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD)
Provides information about federal home repair programs, housing assistance options, and housing counseling resources that may help homeowners understand available repair programs and financial assistance.
USDA Rural Development Home Repair Programs
Offers loans and grants for eligible homeowners in rural areas to repair, improve, or modernize their homes. Programs may support essential repairs, accessibility improvements, or home safety upgrades.
Colorado Division of Housing — Community Access Team
Connects Colorado residents with housing assistance programs and services available in their area, including housing counseling and programs that may support home repairs or housing stability
Home Repair & Modification Programs
These programs provide direct repair services or financial assistance to help homeowners address safety issues, accessibility needs, and housing maintenance challenges.
Brothers Redevelopment — Paint-A-Thon Program
Provides exterior home repairs and painting services for qualifying homeowners to help improve safety, maintain housing quality, and support long-term housing stability.
Brothers Redevelopment — Home Modification & Repair Program
Provides critical home repairs and accessibility modifications for eligible homeowners, including safety improvements, mobility adaptations, and essential repairs that help residents remain safely in their homes.
Colorado Department of Public Health & Environment — Radon Assistance
Helps eligible households reduce radon levels in their homes through mitigation support programs designed to improve indoor air safety and reduce long-term health risks.
Colorado Energy Office — Weatherization Assistance
Helps eligible households improve energy efficiency and reduce utility costs through home weatherization services such as insulation, air sealing, and other energy-saving upgrades.
