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State grant program available to help homeowners install fortified roofs

todayMarch 13, 2026

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Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear is reminding residents of a new state grant program to help homeowners fortify their roofs and protect against extreme wind and hail events.

The application period is open for the Strengthen Kentucky Homes Program. The Kentucky Public Protection Cabinet says the program provides grants of up to $10,000 for qualified homeowners to purchase a fortified roof system for their home.

“These are stronger roofs that can better withstand high wind and hail damage,” said Beshear during Thursday’s Team Kentucky Update. “This is a proactive step to prepare and protect Kentuckians through resilient building.”

Beshear said fortified roofs have several benefits.

“Stronger edges to prevent the wind from getting underneath the roof and lifting it off the house,” Beshear said. “Sealed roof decks to prevent water damage. Better attachment to improve roof strength against wind, and impact resistant shingles that can withstand hail. Homeowners with fortified roofs will also see a reduction in their home insurance costs.”

Since the application period opened on March 1, the Kentucky Department of Insurance has received more than 150 applications. Learn more about the Strengthen Kentucky Homes program and submit an application at skh.ky.gov.

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