ARS Michigan Program Command Center

Field-ready review page for inspections, qualification, and homeowner funding conversations. This version is optimized for phone and iPad use and stays on the current heuristic address model so the team can use it immediately.

Inspection build

Use this in the field, not just at a desk.

Capture the property details, classify likely rural fit, rank the homeowner’s best program paths, and open a step-by-step guide without forcing the team through a desktop-only layout.

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0–100ranking logic
Heuristicaddress validation mode
Current stack
MiHER

Best broad energy and envelope program story.

USDA 504

Still the strongest rural repair route.

SER

Useful for active hazard and leak cases.

CDBG / local rehab

County and city rehab tracks can become repeatable volume.

Inspection scoring + address classification

Built for fast field use. Single-page, large tap targets, and current heuristic rural screening so reps can use it immediately.

Current validation mode

Heuristic rural screening

This is the stable field build. It classifies likely rural fit from address inputs and manual rep signals. It is not yet live geocoding or USDA yes/no validation.

Awaiting address input

Classification output

Enter the property address, city, ZIP, and county, then click Classify address.

Field use note

  • Use this for in-person triage during the inspection.
  • If USDA is the likely path, verify the address later before making a hard eligibility promise.
  • The score ranking is still useful even without live geocoding.

Michigan program stack

Rank the strongest fit, then open the guide and talk through next steps with the homeowner.

No program selected yet. Rank programs first, then tap one to open the step-by-step guide.

Field playbook

How the rep should actually use this during an inspection.

1. Start with the roof problem

Active leak, storm damage, age, insurance posture, and whether the home is owner-occupied.

2. Screen the household

Income band, senior / disability / veteran signals, and likely rural fit.

3. Rank and explain

Open the top program, explain how it works, then set the expectation clearly.

ARS next moves

What happens after the inspection.

MiHER / financing

Move energy-package and solar-adjacent jobs into the broader financing / rebate workflow.

USDA / county rehab

Verify rural or county fit, then gather the exact docs and prepare the contractor estimate.

Emergency and veteran routes

Escalate SER or veteran assistance where hardship or hazard is the core story.

Best channel by prospect type

Use this for routing and messaging after the inspection.

Prospect profile Program lead Best channel Message angle
Rural senior, older roofUSDA Section 504Phone + direct mailNo upfront burden; direct contractor payment is possible.
Low-income county homeownerCDBG / HOME / local rehabPartner referral + field consultWe know the process and can help navigate it.
Recent storm-zone homeownerInsurance stack + SER + disaster tracksField follow-upStorm damage plus possible assistance paths.
Veteran householdMVTF + USDA / ReviveReferral + consultVeteran-focused help may be available.
Energy-upgrade homeownerMiHER + Michigan SavesInbound consultBundle roof-adjacent work into a broader efficiency conversation.