SC Insurance Bulletin 2020-06
Bulletin 2020-06 SC Safe Home
The maximum individual grant amounts ( effective July 1, 2020) are as follows:
Matching Grants:
$4,000.00
Non-matching Grants: $5,000.00
To help applicants determine their estimated grant award, the South Carolina Department of
Insurance has provided an award estimator located at SCSafeHome.com. Please see the examples
below.
To apply for a South Carolina Safe Home grant, please visit SCSafeHome.com and submit an
application via the online portal. The website includes video tutorials to assist applicants with the
application submission process.
Matching Grants
.
Non-Matching Grants
Applicant's Annual Adjusted Gross Income for the
Applicant's Annual Adjusted Gross Income for the
household size e:i:cee,ls 80% of HUD median for the
household size ,foes ,rot e.>.cee,I 80% of HUD median
county in which the home is located and the state
for the county in which the home is locat\!d or the state
average for household size.
average for household size.
Maximum award is $4,000
Maximum award is $5,000
Homeowner matches Safe Home's contribution dollar-
No homeowner matching required.•
for-dollar up to the award maximum.•
Example 1:
Example 1:
New roof estimate• $8,500
New roof estimate .,. $8,500
Safe Home pays: $4,000
Safe Home pays: $5,000
Homeowner pays: $4,500
Homeowner pays: $3,500
Example 2:
Example 2:
Opening Protection (hurricane shutters) estimate ..
Opening Protection (hurricane shutters) estimate ..-
$4,700
$4,700
Safe Home pays: $2,350
Safe Home pays: $4,700
Homeowner pays: $2,350
Homeowner pays: $0
• Applicants remain responsible for any costs of the mitigation project exceeding the amount of the grant award, in
addition to any required matching.
Please direct any questions you may have regarding this Bulletin to the South Carolina Safe Home
staff at (803 )73 7-6807 or scsafehome@,,doi.sc.gov.
Bulletins are the method by which the Director of /11s11ra11ce formally communicates with persons and entities
regulated by the Department. Bulletins are Departmental interpretations of South Carolina insurance laws and
regulations and pro1•ide guidance on the Departmelll's enforceme111 approach. Bulletins do nor pro\'ide legal ad,•ice.
Readers should consult applicable statutes and regulations or contact an attorney for legal adl'ice or for additional
infom,ation on the impact of that legislation on their specific situation.