Turnover Program

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What is the Turnover Program?

Our Turnover Program, implemented in 2018, is designed to help organizations quickly prepare units that need new flooring and fresh paint before new families can move in.

The program focuses on replacing carpet with luxury vinyl planking (LVP), which has a higher upfront cost but is far more durable and easier to keep clean—meaning long-term savings for HomeAid partners and dignified, healthy spaces for the clients you serve.

How Much Does It Cost?

Turnovers are fully funded by HomeAid and FREE to our partners. Average value of $10,000 per unit!

Who Can Apply?

Non-profit housing providers who have a housing unit that needs both new flooring and new paint—and only new flooring and paint—before the next client can move in.

If significant drywall repairs are needed, the organization can apply once they take care of the drywall repairs on their own.

If there are more significant renovations needed (new kitchen/bathrooms, etc.), you should apply for a more extensive construction project by clicking here.

All units should be vacant and ready for new flooring and paint with a lockbox for easy access for our trade partners when you submit your application.

How Long Does it Take?

The process can take a few weeks from start to finish, to get scheduled and have the work completed.

What is the Process?

After receiving a completed application, HomeAid will review it and complete a walk-through of the unit to be certain of scope. Once the application is approved, HomeAid will contact contractors, schedule a time to measure the space, and complete the work. HomeAid will notify you once it is finished and send you in kind information for your records.

How do I apply?

Complete the application linked here and return to HomeAid Executive Director & CEO Kristyn Burr at kburr@homeaidncr.org or call 571.283.6320 with questions.

To date, there have been 23 turnovers completed—with more on the way—valued at over $230,000!

View our Latest Turnover Photos Here