About PaRR Inspections
Management and Performance of Housing Inspection Services
in Disaster Areas
Nationwide.
The FEMA Disaster Housing Program provides grants for primary residents (owners
and renters) whose houses have been damaged as a result of a disaster and who have
inadequate or no insurance coverage. These grants are for alternate housing rentals
and/or home repairs to restore the home to a safe, sanitary, and secure condition.
The grants may include the reimbursement of temporary accommodations incurred as
a result of the disaster.
Housing Inspection Services involve collecting and reporting required information
from applicants whose houses have been damaged by disasters. A wide range of information
is collected during the inspection, e.g., physical damage to the house, ownership,
occupancy, insurance, personal property losses, recommendations on mitigation measures,
photographs, and other essential information regarding disaster-related expenses
and/or existing needs. FEMA then determines the type and amount of financial assistance
the applicants are eligible for; based on the information that is collected and
recorded on pen-based computers by PaRR Inspectors during physical home inspections.
If you are interested in becoming a housing inspector for PaRR, please fill out
our
online application. If you have
any questions or comments, or would like to register for a training class, you may
contact us at
admin@parrinspections.com