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Offer installation or repair of sanitary water and waste disposal systems, including plumbing and fixtures which will meet local Health Department requirements. Provide installation and combination screen-storm windows and doors.

Provides up to $8,000 in matching funds for approved renovations to the outside of owner-occupied homes in the Greater University Circle area for employees of Cleveland Clinic, University Hospitals, Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland Museum of Art, and Judson at University Circle. Renovations may include painting, roofing, lighting, porches, steps, front yard landscaping, exterior facade work, windows, fencing, and siding.

Provides Emergency Home Repair grants and 0%-interest, partially forgivable home rehabilitation loans to homeowners lacking resources to repair and maintain their owned and occupied one-family housing units. Emergency home repair grants generally apply to furnaces and hot water heaters, but may also apply to water/sewage systems, accessibility improvements, and lead-based paint abatement. Rehabilitation Loans may be applied toward non-emergency improvements to substandard housing conditions related to the same areas as well as foundation work, roofs, gutters, electrical upgrades, plumbing, insulation, windows, doors, siding, and so forth. Emergency Home Repairs are capped at $8,000, and that amount must be able to remedy the situation in full. Rehabilitation Loans are capped at $35,000.

Provides home repairs to address health and safety issues. Projects may include roof repairs.

Provides home repair grants of up to $2,500 and free exterior paint to help residents correct exterior housing code violations. Homeowner must match 10% of the repair costs. Program does not offer any emergency funds.

Provides grant money for home repairs and improvements to those who live outside the City of Springfield, in Clark County depending upon the availability of funding.

Provides assistance with furnace (including boilers) who have no heat due to a malfunctioning or unsafe unit. Does not provide heating system replacement or service hot water tanks. Agency contracts with outside companies that have been approved to provide these services.

Also known as the Section 504 Home Repair program, this provides loans to very-low-income homeowners to repair, improve or modernize their homes or grants to elderly very-low-income homeowners to remove health and safety hazards. To qualify, you must: - Be the homeowner and occupy the house - Be unable to obtain affordable credit elsewhere - Have a family income below 50 percent of the area median income - For grants, be age 62 or older and not be able to repay a repair loan. Loans may be used to repair, improve or modernize homes or remove health and safety hazards. Grants must be used to remove health and safety hazards. - Maximum loan is $20,000 - Maximum grant is $7,500 - Loans and grants can be combined for up to $27,500 in assistance.

Provides assistance for people who need to make essential repairs to their homes in order to eliminate health or safety hazards or improve their security.

Provides financial assistance for eligible households to rehabilitate their homes if the poses a threat to health and safety. The program is designed to bring homes up to local and state code.

Provides zero-interest loans to homeowners for essential home repairs. Loans range from $5,000 to $25,000 and are backed by grant dollars.

Provides funding assistance for housing repairs and upgrades. Repairs and upgrades may include structural deficiencies, plumbing, electrical systems, roofs, lead paint, or to correct code deficiencies. Funding is available in the form of a low interest or deferred loan. Maximum loan assistance is $20,000.

Performs emergency and extensive housing rehabilitation services based on need and income eligibility. Services include hand rails, grab bars, electrical, heating systems, hot water tanks, plumbing issues, and kitchen and bathroom accessibility modifications.

Provides various water repairs. For the main water line, will repair or make service line replacements. In the home, will repair or replace water tanks in addition to repairing plumbing fixtures such as leaking faucets, broken toilets (installation of water saver toilet in the event of non-repairable toilet). Also, repair/correction of frozen water lines and k-line replacements. When available, may install water conservation kit to help reduce water usage.

Provides low-interest loans for repairing failed septic systems.

Provides loans up to $75,000 to eligible low-and-moderate income homeowners to make repairs on their home to improve the quality of their lives and create a positive effect in the surrounding neighborhood.

Arranges for weatherization services for low-income customers of Columbia Gas of Ohio. Focuses on helping customers reduce high heating bills. Income-eligible homeowners and renters may receive the following: A full home energy inspection; Attic and wall insulation; Air sealing; Safety checks on natural gas appliances; Natural gas furnace repair or replacement; Natural gas water heater repair or replacement.

Provides home repairs limited to those required for health and safety of the household. Assistance is for electric, plumbing, heat, and accessibility problems (such as wheelchair ramps).

Financial assistance will be provided to homeowners to correct sub-standard conditions so that the homes are safe, healthy, durable, energy efficient and affordable. This program will achieve this goal by repairing or replacing the major structural components and systems in the home. These items may include but are not limited to: roof, walls, floors, foundations, electrical, plumbing, HVAC, water and sewer. All homes funded under this activity will be required to have the following additional inspections performed: - Pest Inspection for wood destroying insects - Well Water Inspection, unless connected to area treatment facility - Septic Inspection, unless connected to area treatment facility - Furnace Inspection, unless the specifications require a replacement.

Assists low to moderate income homeowners with paying for repairs and rehabilitation on their homes. Depending on eligibility and the availability of funding, agency may be able to offer this program at no cost to the homeowner (usually if they are age 65 or older or a veteran). In some instances, a zero-interest loan with an affordable repayment schedule may be offered as well. Examples of the types of work that the program can help with are: painting, siding, roofing, doors, steps, wheelchair ramps, sub floors, carpeting, etc. Does not help with foundation. Most work is provided by volunteers, however some work may be provided by contractors. This is not an emergency service; the process can take 12-24 months (however, smaller jobs may be completed sooner).

Provides help to residents. Applicants will be entered into a lottery for an opportunity to complete a full application to determine eligibility for a Rooftops grant

Athens County administers a county-wide housing rehabilitation program utilizing State of Ohio Community Housing Improvement Program (CHIP) and other funds. These funds are available to low- and moderate income homeowners to assist them with making needed repairs to their homes. This program helps to preserve existing housing stock that is considered to be affordable to low- and moderate-income persons.

Provides materials and volunteer labor for Painesville City residents in painting their homes. This service will be provided to approximately 5 to 8 homes.

Provides volunteer training and opportunities for adults interested in home rehabilitation.