Whole-home repairs cover access, safety, and energy and water use
What the document says“(B) habitability and safety concerns, such as repairs needed to ensure residential units are fit for human habitation and free from defective conditions or health and safety hazards; or (C) energy and water efficiency, resilience, and weatherization.”
The section defines whole-home repairs as changes, repairs, or updates to owner or renter occupied units addressing physical and sensory accessibility for people with disabilities and older adults, habitability and safety, or energy and water efficiency, resilience, and weatherization.
What the document actually says“(B) habitability and safety concerns, such as repairs needed to ensure residential units are fit for human habitation and free from defective conditions or health and safety hazards; or (C) energy and water efficiency, resilience, and weatherization.”
One kind of repair makes a home fit to live in. It fixes broken things and things that are unsafe. Another kind cuts the energy and water a home uses.
The third kind is about getting around the home. It covers grab bars, ramps, and wider doors. Those help older people and people with disabilities.
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