What HOPP and HRAP pay for
The county lists roofs, electrical, plumbing, HVAC, water heaters and accessibility work. We only do the accessibility part. A new roof or furnace is outside what we sell.
Services go up to $30,000, and up to $50,000 for households below 50 percent of area median income. HRAP also offers a 0 percent loan up to $60,000 with no monthly payment.
How to apply in Prince George's County
Call Habitat for Humanity Metro Maryland at 301-990-0014, extension 19. Ask which of the two programs fits your house and what the county wants to see from you.
Where we stand with HOPP and HRAP
We are not a participating contractor for HOPP or HRAP, and we do not apply for you. Ask Habitat how the contractor is chosen for your job.
A county repair budget can go to the roof or the water heater first. If it does, the bathroom may still need grab bars and the front steps may still need a rail on both sides. We hold a Maryland contractor license, and we can walk the house and price that work as a private job, kept apart from anything the program has in its scope.
If the ramp or a bathroom change needs a permit, the written scope says so. In Prince George's County that permit comes from the Department of Permitting, Inspections and Enforcement, known as DPIE.
Questions about Prince George's County HOPP and HRAP
What is the difference between HOPP and HRAP?
Both are Prince George's County home repair programs run with Habitat for Humanity Metro Maryland. HRAP is the one that offers a 0 percent loan up to $60,000 with no monthly payment.
Can the county program fix the roof and you do the ramp?
The roof is not work we sell. Accessibility work the program is not paying for can be a private job with us, priced in writing after the walk.
Is there state help for seniors in Prince George's County too?
Maryland DHCD runs Accessible Homes for Seniors, which finances grab bars, railings, wider doorways and ramps for senior homeowners anywhere in Maryland, Prince George's County included.
Services Prince George's County HOPP and HRAP can pay for
Where this comes from
Prince George's County Home Repair Programs (HOPP and HRAP), run by Prince George's County, administered with Habitat for Humanity Metro Maryland. Current as of October 2026. Prince George's County HOPP and HRAP decides eligibility and amounts, so confirm its terms before you plan around it.