National Directory: Utah
Welcome to the Utah Home Modification and Repair Resources Page! On this State Resources page, you will find resources for consumers and professionals specific to Utah, including featured programs, funding sources, home modification and repair providers by city, and educational materials!
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Home Modification Providers by City
This section contains listings of home modification providers in Utah. Search by city or keyword.
Orem, UT
Repair Program
Contact Person: Alan Hill, Executive Director
Agency Name or Parent Company: Habitat for Humanity of Utah County
Name of Home Modification Program / Resource: Repair Program
Address: 340 S Orem Blvd, Orem, UT 84058
Email Address: alan@habitatuc.org
Phone Number: 801-344-8527
Homepage/Website: www.habitatuc.org
Established: 1991
No. of Persons Served/Year: 20
No. of Paid Staff: 21
Services Provided:
- Minor home modifications (e.g., grab bars, raised toilet seats, handheld showers, handrails, lever door handles)
- Repairs (e.g., roofing, electrical, carpeting/floors, stair repairs)
- Refers to providers (e.g., Home modification program, occupational/physical therapists, funding sources)
- Participate in task forces/coalitions or planning activities with other agencies
Funding Source(s):
- City/County Housing and Community Development Department (e.g., Community Development Block Grants, HOME Block Grants)
- Private Pay
- Fundraising
- Grant funds
Is your organization Non-Profit?: yes
Salt Lake City, UT
Emergency Home Repair
Contact Person: Dave Woodman
Address: Assist, Incorporated, 218 East 500 South, Salt Lake City, UT 8411
Phone Number: 801-355-7085
Fax: 801-355-7086
Sponsor: Assist, Incorporated
Director: Roger Borgenicht, Director of an accessibility design & modification program
Target Population: very low-income households
No. of Persons Served/Year: 700
Most Common Modification: $495,000
Special Features: 0.7
Services/Modifications Provided: Plumbing, roofs, heating and cooling, handicap accessibility, electrica
Total Budget: Community Development Block Grant *coordinates with Area Agency on Aging
Funding Repairs: yes
Evolve
Contact Person: Bilal Y, Vice President
Agency Name or Parent Company: Evolve Emod, LLC
Name of Home Modification Program / Resource: Evolve
Address: 5965 South 900 East Suite 425, Salt Lake City, UT 84121
Email Address: Bilal@evolve-emod.com
Phone Number: 8444387577
Homepage/Website: www.evolve-emod.com
Established: October 2016
Partnerships: Evolve Emod
Target Population: Medicaid, MA and Disability population
No. of Paid Staff: 20
Services Provided:
- Minor home modifications (e.g., grab bars, raised toilet seats, handheld showers, handrails, lever door handles)
- Major home modifications (e.g., remodel bathrooms, adjust counter/cabinet heights, ramps, elevator/platform or chair lifts, widen doorways, roll-in showers)
- Repairs (e.g., roofing, electrical, carpeting/floors, stair repairs)
- Home assessments
- Refers to providers (e.g., Home modification program, occupational/physical therapists, funding sources)
- Advocacy for home modification policies and funding
- Participate in task forces/coalitions or planning activities with other agencies
- Integrate home modification or repairs within existing home and community-based and/or long-term care programs
- Partners with state or local non-profit home modification programs (e.g., Rebuilding Together, Habitat for Humanity, etc...)
Funding Source(s):
- Medicaid Home and Community-Based Waiver
- State Funded In-Home Service Program
- Private Pay
Special Features: We operate as a benefit manager for home modifications services. We take the burden out of having to manage complex home modifications services. Our model help streamline the process, from vetting and credentialing providers, to procuring multiple estimates per services, down to quality control and provider payments.
Is your organization Non-Profit?: no
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