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Handyworker Program
Los Angeles Housing Department · City program
No-cost repairs; no dollar cap stated on the official page.
The City of Los Angeles offers no-cost minor home repairs for eligible homeowners through the Handyworker Program. It is aimed at safety and livability improvements, not a cash rebate, and is currently waitlisted in the San Fernando Valley.
Program details
How it works
Handyworker partners with licensed general contractors to complete minor home repairs and accessibility improvements at no cost to eligible homeowners. The program is administered by the Los Angeles Housing Department and is designed to improve safety and livability by correcting hazards that could cause injury or illness.
What the money covers
The official program page does not list fire-specific measures or dollar amounts. It describes general minor home repairs and accessibility improvements paid for by the program.
Timing and availability
The page states there is currently a waitlist for the entire San Fernando Valley.
Who the program is for
The page says the goal is to help seniors and people living with disabilities live independently longer and age in place. It also notes the property must be in the City of Los Angeles and must be a single-family home; most mobile homes should qualify. Multi-family properties are not eligible.
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