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Help Paying for Home Modifications in Anderson, SC

Some people may qualify for government or local help to pay for home safety work such as grab bars, ramps or bathroom changes. Each program decides who qualifies. Check eligibility with the program itself. SteadyHand Home Modifications is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or approved by any of the agencies below. If you are applying, we can provide a written estimate of the work. Call (864) 856-3612.

This page links only to official government or government-announced sources we verified as live. Programs, rules and funding change. Nothing here is a promise of approval, payment or a particular result.

Start here: official eligibility tools

The federal Benefit Finder can help you see which benefits you may qualify for. It used to live on Benefits.gov and now runs on USA.gov.

Veterans: VA housing adaptation grants

Veterans and some service members may qualify for VA grants that help change a home for a disability. Check eligibility and apply with the VA, not with us.

South Carolina aging services

The South Carolina Department on Aging and the Area Agency on Aging can point you to local aging and caregiver resources. For Anderson County and much of the Upstate, the Area Agency on Aging is the Appalachian Council of Governments, which serves Anderson, Cherokee, Greenville, Oconee, Pickens and Spartanburg counties.

South Carolina Medicaid Community Choices waiver

The Community Choices waiver is a South Carolina Medicaid home-and-community-based program for some older adults and some adults with physical disabilities who meet the program's rules, including nursing-facility level-of-care criteria. You may qualify; the state decides. Some waiver services can include home accessibility adaptations. Start with SCDHHS, not with us.

USDA Section 504 Home Repair

The USDA Section 504 Home Repair program may offer loans, and in some cases grants, to eligible very-low-income homeowners in rural areas for repairs or to remove health and safety hazards. Eligibility depends on income, rural location, and other USDA rules. Check your address and apply through USDA Rural Development.

Look up "USDA Section 504 Home Repair" or contact USDA Rural Development in South Carolina through the official USDA site to confirm current program rules and how to apply.

South Carolina Housing and local repair programs

South Carolina Housing has funded home repair and preservation programs, often through approved local sponsors. Older "legacy" home-repair pages may describe programs that have changed. Check the official site for what is currently open. Anderson County has also announced an owner-occupied housing repair partnership; that is a county announcement, not a guarantee of assistance.

How SteadyHand can help if you apply

We do not decide eligibility, submit your application, or guarantee that a program will pay. If a program asks for an estimate of the work, we can provide a written estimate after a free in-home safety assessment. Call (864) 856-3612. Mon–Sat 8am–6pm · Sunday closed · Open on holidays.

See our home modification services or the aging-in-place FAQ.

Start with a free in-home safety assessment

We walk through the home with you. We point out trip and fall risks. Then you get a written quote. No pressure. No obligation.

Mon–Sat 8am–6pm · Sunday closed · Open on holidays