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Housing Rehabilitation · Kane County

Make your home safer and more comfortable.

Our Housing Rehabilitation Program offers grants and low-interest loans to help homeowners make needed repairs and bring their homes up to local housing standards.

1,000+

Homes rehabilitated

Since 1995

Helping Kane County homeowners

Grants & loans

Grants and low-interest loans

We manage it

From inspection to final check

How it works

We handle the whole project for you

Inspection

1

We inspect your home and evaluate what repairs it needs.

2

Work order & bids

We prepare the work order and collect bids from qualified contractors.

3

Construction

We oversee the contractors and check on the job site while work is done.

Paperwork

4

We manage the paperwork from start to finish.

Eligibility

Am I eligible?

For homeowners in Kane County who live in the home. The city of Aurora is not included.

Your household’s total annual income must be at or below the limit for your household size, shown in the table.

Income limits effective June 1, 2026.

People in household Annual income limit
1$68,050
2$77,800
3$87,500
4$97,200
5$105,000
6$112,800
7$120,550
8$128,350

Income limits effective June 1, 2026.

How it works

Before & after

A few of the more than 1,000 homes we’ve helped rehabilitate.

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Home before green siding
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Remodeled home with new siding
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Water damaged walls with mold
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Repaired walls, mold abatement
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Ready to get started?

Kane County homeowners (outside Aurora) who meet the income limits can fill out our Home Rehab Interest Form. A member of our staff will contact you.

Housing Department

Lisa D. Austin

Rehabilitation Specialist

For Contractors

Work with us on rehab projects

General contractors interested in bidding on CCI and Housing Continuum, Inc. rehab projects can complete our pre-qualification application online, or download the PDF and return it to our office.

Funded by the Illinois Housing Development Authority (IHDA), Kane County, and other local and state agencies.
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