Thousands in Grants and Programs — Matched to You in Seconds

Answer 5 questions and our eligibility screener matches you with 60+ federal, state, and nonprofit programs. Then AI tells you exactly which to apply for first, how to stack them, and estimates your total benefit — all free.

Or call (662) 555-0123 — we're happy to help.

Eligibility Screener

Five Questions. Personalized Results.

Tell us your state, income range, age, and whether you're a homeowner, veteran, disabled, or in a disaster-declared area. The screener instantly filters 60+ programs down to the ones you actually qualify for — with eligibility confidence for each.

Filters by income level, household size, and property type
Finds programs specific to your state and county
Identifies programs for seniors, veterans, and disabled homeowners
Shows disaster relief programs available in your area
Green/red eligibility indicators so you know before you apply
Eligibility Screener
$25,000 – $50,000
Mississippi
67
HomeownerSenior (62+)Disaster Area
Programs matched:8 found
FEMA Individual Assistance
$42,500
USDA Repair Grants (62+)
$10,000
Weatherization Assistance
$8,000
+ 5 more programs
AI Prioritized Action Plan
1
FEMA Individual AssistanceUp to $42,500
Highest benefit — your area has a disaster declaration. Apply within 60 days.
2
USDA Section 504 GrantUp to $10,000
You're 62+ in a rural area with qualifying income. This is free money.
3
Weatherization AssistanceUp to $8,000
Your income qualifies. Includes roof repairs and insulation — free.
Strategy: Apply for grants first (items 1-3). These don't require repayment. Only take loans for any remaining gap.
Estimated total benefit:$50,500 – $60,500
AI Guidance

AI Tells You Exactly Where to Apply First

After the screener finds your programs, AI analyzes your income, location, age, and circumstances to build a prioritized action plan. It tells you which programs give you the most money, which to apply for first, and how to stack them so nothing overlaps or disqualifies you.

Ranks programs by benefit amount and approval likelihood
Tells you to apply for grants before loans — in the right order
Explains how to stack programs without disqualifying yourself
Estimates your total benefit across all qualifying programs
Warns about deadlines (FEMA has a 60-day window)
Benefit Calculator

See How Programs Stack to Cover Your Roof

The benefit calculator takes your roof estimate, stacks every program you qualify for — grants first, then low-interest loans — and shows you exactly how much is covered and what's left. If there's a remaining gap, it links you directly to financing options.

Stacks programs automatically: federal first, then state, nonprofit, utility
Shows a running total as each program is applied
Green indicator when your roof is fully covered
Links to financing for any remaining balance
Benefit Stacking Preview
Your Roof Estimate$18,500
FEMA Individual Assistance
- $10,000
USDA Section 504 Grant
- $4,000
Weatherization Assistance
- $3,000
Remaining gap
$1,500~$29/mo to finance
AI Programs Advisor

An Advisor That Knows Your Full Funding Picture

Your AI advisor doesn't just know about assistance programs — it sees your insurance claim status, your roof estimate, your financing pre-qualification, and your eligible programs. Ask it anything and get advice that accounts for everything, not just one piece.

Knows your estimate, insurance claim, and financing status
Sees which programs you qualify for and how much you've applied for
Suggests whether to file insurance, apply for grants, or finance — and in what order
Explains program requirements in plain language
AI Programs Advisor
I'm a 67-year-old veteran in Mississippi. My roof estimate is $18,500. What should I do first?

Great news — you qualify for several programs that could cover most or all of your $18,500 estimate. Here's what I'd recommend:

1. Start with FEMA. Your area has an active disaster declaration, and as a homeowner you're eligible for up to $42,500 in grants. Apply within 60 days — this has a deadline.

2. Apply for USDA Section 504. At 67, you qualify for the grant portion — up to $10,000 with no repayment. This stacks with FEMA.

3. Check veteran-specific programs. Your state may have additional VA housing assistance. I'd check that before looking at any loans.

Between FEMA, USDA, and veteran programs, you may not need financing at all. Want me to show your benefit breakdown?

Show benefit breakdownFEMA application steps
Your Applications
FEMA Individual AssistanceApplied
Ref: FEMA-2024-MS-48291Feb 1
USDA Section 504 GrantEligible
Ready to apply — documents listed in portal
Weatherization AssistanceApproved
Ref: WAP-MS-7721Jan 28
Weatherization approved$7,500 awarded
Application Tracking

Track Every Application in One Place

When you're applying for 3, 4, or 5 programs at once, it's easy to lose track. The portal tracks each application's status — from researching to eligible to applied to approved — with reference numbers, dates, and notes. You'll know exactly where everything stands.

6 status stages: researching, eligible, applied, approved, not eligible, denied
Store application reference numbers and submission dates
Add notes for each program — deadlines, follow-ups, required documents
See which applications are waiting and which are decided

Types of Assistance Available

Multiple sources of funding you may qualify for

Federal Programs

FEMA disaster relief, FHA loans, USDA grants, and weatherization assistance for qualifying homeowners.

State Programs

State housing authority programs that provide grants and low-interest loans for home repairs.

Nonprofit Programs

Organizations like Habitat for Humanity and Rebuilding Together that provide free or low-cost repairs.

Utility Rebates

Energy efficiency rebates for cool roofing and insulation improvements from local utility companies.

Featured Programs

Popular programs that help homeowners with roofing costs

FEMA Individual Assistance

Federal

Grants for home repair after declared disasters. No repayment required.

Eligibility: Disaster-affected areas

Up to
$42,500

FHA Title I Loans

Federal

Low-interest loans for home improvements. No equity requirement.

Eligibility: Homeowners with qualifying credit

Up to
$25,000

Weatherization Assistance

Federal

Free energy efficiency improvements including roof-related repairs.

Eligibility: Income below 200% poverty level

Up to
$8,000

USDA Repair Grants

Federal

Grants for rural homeowners 62+ who cannot afford a loan.

Eligibility: Rural area, very low income, 62+

Up to
$10,000

Habitat for Humanity

Nonprofit

Low-cost or free critical home repairs through volunteer labor.

Eligibility: Income below 80% AMI

Up to
Varies

These are 5 of the 60+ programs in our database. Create an account to see all programs filtered to your eligibility.

Get Started in Under 2 Minutes

No paperwork. No research. Just answer a few questions and the tools do the rest.

1

Create Account

Sign up free — takes 30 seconds. Unlocks the eligibility screener, AI guidance, and application tracking.

2

Answer 5 Questions

Income, state, age, and circumstances. The screener instantly filters 60+ programs to the ones you qualify for.

3

Get AI Guidance

AI prioritizes programs, estimates your total benefit, and tells you which to apply for first.

4

Apply & Track

Submit applications with our guides and track every one from submission to approval in your dashboard.

60+
Programs in Database
$50K+
Available in Grants
5
Questions to Screen
Free
Eligibility + AI Guidance

Assistance + Insurance + Financing = Your Roof, Funded

Your AI advisor sees all three. Insurance covers storm damage. Grants reduce what you owe. Financing handles the rest. The tools share data so you get one complete picture — not three separate guesses.

How the Three Work Together
Roof Estimate$18,500
Insurance payout- $10,000
Assistance grants (USDA + WAP)- $7,000
Amount to finance
$1,500~$29/mo for 60 months

Don't Leave Money on the Table

Most homeowners qualify for at least one program but never apply because they don't know it exists. Create a free account, answer 5 questions, and get an AI-powered action plan that tells you exactly what to apply for and in what order.

Or call (662) 555-0123 — we're happy to help.