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Join Community Habitat Programs Contractor Network

Community Habitat Programs Inc. (CHP) is calling on contractors, tradespeople, service companies, and skilled professionals who believe successful businesses can do more than generate profit—they can help strengthen families, restore homes, and rebuild communities.

 

CHP invites qualified contractors and service providers to add their companies to our Community Contractor Network, a roster of businesses willing to provide services to eligible CHP clients at discounted rates or, when possible, on a pro-bono basis.

Our goal is to build a network of responsible businesses that understand that profitability and community service can work together.

 

How the CHP Contractor Network Works

CHP clients referred to participating contractors will receive a CHP Client Qualification Code identifying the level of assistance for which the client has qualified.

Depending upon the client's circumstances and CHP program eligibility, a referral may be designated for:

• Pro-bono service

• Deeply discounted service

• Reduced-rate service

• Standard or negotiated paid service

 

Participation does not require a contractor to accept every referral.

Contractors maintain full discretion to review each service request and determine whether they have the availability, capacity, and financial ability to accept the project.

A contractor may accept or decline any CHP referral based on the scope of work, scheduling, resources required, the client's ability to pay, and the contractor's ability to provide discounted or donated assistance.

 

Why Join CHP?

Becoming a CHP Community Contractor allows your company to demonstrate that doing good business and doing good in the community do not have to be competing goals.

Participating contractors may benefit from:

New Client Referrals

 

Gain access to homeowners, residents, property owners, nonprofit projects, and community-development opportunities referred through CHP programs.

Community Visibility

 

Build your reputation as a company committed to responsible business practices and meaningful neighborhood investment.

Preferred Contractor Opportunities
CHP intends to build long-term relationships with contractors who demonstrate quality workmanship, reliability, fair pricing, professionalism, and a genuine commitment to serving the community.

A Balanced Business Relationship
CHP recognizes that contractors must remain profitable. Our objective is not to ask contractors to work for free on every project. Instead, we seek businesses willing to balance profitable contracting opportunities with periodic discounted or pro-bono community service.

 

Potential Charitable Tax Benefits
CHP is a federally recognized 501(c)(3) public charity. Contractors should consult their tax professionals regarding deductions that may be available for qualifying unreimbursed expenses, donated materials, or other eligible charitable contributions associated with their service. The value of donated professional time or services generally is not itself deductible under IRS charitable-contribution rules.

 

Contractors We Want to Work With

CHP welcomes qualified businesses across the housing, property-improvement, construction, and community-service industries, including:

• General contractors

• Carpenters

• Electricians

• Plumbers

• HVAC contractors

• Roofers

• Painters

• Flooring contractors

• Masonry and concrete contractors

• Excavation and landscaping companies

• Cleaning and property cleanout companies

• Junk-removal services

• Property-maintenance companies

• Handyman services

• Appliance repair and installation companies

• Locksmiths

• Pest-control companies

• Architects and engineers

• Home inspectors

• Environmental and remediation contractors

• Real estate and property-service professionals

• Other businesses whose services support safe, healthy, sustainable housing and stronger neighborhoods

 

Profit With Purpose

CHP believes community revitalization requires strong nonprofit organizations and strong local businesses.

For that reason, CHP will seek to award paid contracting opportunities to businesses that demonstrate a meaningful commitment to our charitable mission.

When selecting contractors for available CHP projects, we intend to give favorable consideration—consistent with project requirements, qualifications, pricing, funding rules, procurement requirements, and applicable law—to contractors that demonstrate a responsible balance between profitable work and community-benefit service.

Your willingness to help one family today can position your company to become a trusted partner on larger opportunities tomorrow.

 

You Decide When You Can Help

Joining the CHP Contractor Network is not a commitment to provide unlimited free services.

You remain in control.

CHP identifies qualified clients.
CHP provides the client's qualification code.
You review the opportunity.
You decide whether to accept the work.

When your company has the capacity to provide a deeply discounted or pro-bono service, you can make an extraordinary difference.

When you need to accept only paid projects, you retain the discretion to do so.

We are building a sustainable partnership—not an obligation.

 

Become a CHP Contractor

If your company believes that strong businesses help build strong communities, we want to hear from you.

Add your company to the Community Habitat Programs Contractor Network and become part of a growing coalition of contractors using their skills, businesses, and resources to help families remain safely housed, improve distressed properties, restore neighborhoods, and expand opportunity.

 

Your Skill Can Solve a Problem.

Your Business Can Strengthen a Neighborhood.

Your Partnership Can Change a Family's Future.

Apply today to become a CHP Community Contractor.

Community Habitat Programs Inc.
Building Homes. Strengthening Communities. Creating Opportunity.

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Community Habitat Programs Inc.’s IRS determination letter confirms its status as a 501(c)(3) public charity and states that qualifying contributions are deductible under applicable federal tax rules.

Certain unreimbursed, directly connected out-of-pocket expenses may qualify, subject to IRS rules. 

 

CHP does not provide tax or legal advice. Contractors should consult their own tax professionals regarding the deductibility of donated materials, unreimbursed expenses, or other contributions. Participation in the contractor network does not guarantee referrals or contract awards, and contractors retain discretion to accept or decline individual service requests.