Texas community resource
Senior Home Repair Program
Houston Habitat for Humanity
Critical home repairs and aging-in-place support for low-income Houston and Harris County homeowners age 62 and older.
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How to get help
Submit the Critical Home Repair wait-list form on the official program page and indicate the needed repairs. Houston Habitat states that repair-program staff contact households for more information when funding is available, in the order wait-list entries were received. Call the main office at 713-671-9993 with questions.
Who this service helps
The official page identifies the program for low-income senior homeowners in Houston and Harris County and labels the senior pathway for people age 62 or older. Final repair, ownership, property, income, and funding eligibility is determined by Houston Habitat.
Where this service is available
Service area: Low-income senior homeowners in Houston and Harris County, Texas.
A service area describes where help is offered or who may be served. It is not necessarily the organization’s physical location.
Cost / fees
The reviewed official page does not state homeowner charges, financing terms, or fees. Assistance depends on repair funding availability.
About this service
This branch of Houston Habitat's Critical Home Repair Program uses Housing Plus assessments and aging-in-place strategies to identify sustainable modifications and repairs that can help older homeowners remain safely in their homes. The wait-list form includes repair types such as ramps, handrails, grab bars, doors, floors, plumbing, electrical work, roofs, windows, and caulking.
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