APPLY FOR help
Overwhelmed with home repairs? You've come to the right place.
HOW TO APPLY
Our focus is to bring lasting change to a community by providing home improvements and safety and wellness enhancements for low—to moderate-income homeowners who are having trouble maintaining their homes independently.
Licensed professionals complete critical repairs, and teams of community volunteers complete minor maintenance (see below for details).
Our service areas vary over time and are determined by funding and the community's overall needs.
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or MAIL APPLICATION to Rebuilding Together Richmond, 3500 Patterson Ave, Richmond, VA 23221
If you have any questions or need more information, please call 804.447-3841 or email info@rtrva.org.
CURRENT SERVICE AREA
| RICHMOND | CHESTERFIELD | Hopewell/Petersburg |
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| Northside: Brookland Park/Highland Park | So. Chesterfield/Ettrick/Matoaca | Citywide |
ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS
| Meeting these qualifications DOES NOT GUARANTEE that you will be chosen for one of our programs. |
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Depending on your home’s repair needs, you may qualify for one or both of the following programs:
Critical Home Repair Program
Funded primarily by the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, this program focuses on essential repairs to improve home safety and accessibility. Typical services include roof repairs, heating and cooling system upgrades, mold remediation, plumbing repairs, wheelchair ramp installations, tub-to-shower conversions, and more.
Volunteer Repair Program
Our volunteer build days unite companies, faith-based organizations, and civic groups to complete volunteer-friendly projects. Typical projects include yard work, painting, railing repairs, minor plumbing repairs, and other tasks that enhance the home’s livability.