Home Rehabilitation and Repair
At Neighborhood Nonprofit Housing Corporation we help income eligible homeowners in need of home repairs. We facilitate access to three different programs: Northern Utah Neighborhood Improvement Program (NUNIP), Single Family Rehabilitation and Repair Program (SFRRP) and the Rural Single Family Housing (RSFH) grant.




NUNIP funds were used to rehab this home with a new roof, windows, soffit, fascia and gutter.

NUNIP funds can be used for replacement of broken concrete, installation of driveways or wheelchair ramps.

NUNIP funding was used for new roof, siding, windows, soffit, fascia and gutter.
Northern Utah Neighborhood Improvement Program
NUNIP is a grant of up to $25,000, available to households in Cache and Box Elder County to make necessary repairs. Income qualifications are based on 80% of the Average Median Income by family size. Applicants must own and reside in the home to apply.
The following types of repairs are eligible for the program:
Replace substandard roofing
Replace siding, soffit, fascia & gutters
Replace single pane windows
Replace cracked, broken and hazardous driveways, porches and patios
Replace furnaces and water heaters
Replace sewer lines to house and interior lines
Concrete work (e.g., replacement of broken concrete, installation of driveways or wheelchair ramps)
Click to see if your income meets HUD requirements
Download and complete the application
For more information contact Suzanne at 435-799-8116 or sjacob@nnhc.org
Single Family Rehabilitation and Repair Program
SFRRP is a Utah program available to households in qualifying “rural” areas. Major or minor home repairs can be financed at an affordable interest rate of 1 to 3%. Payments are based on household income and repayment eligibility.
Applicants must own and live in the home. Mobile/manufactured homes built prior to 1976 are not eligible.
The following types of repairs are eligible for the program:
Roof replacement
Update plumbing, heating, cooling and electrical systems
Replace siding
Replace broken or inefficient windows
Add accessibility features
Eliminate health and safety hazards
Improvements to alleviate overcrowding
Click to see if your income meets HUD requirements
Click for more specific program information and / or to download a program application
For more information contact Suzanne at (435)799-8116 or sjacob@nnhc.org
For more information contact Suzanne at 435-799-8116 or sjacob@nnhc.org
