Rebuilding Together Hartford Emergency Home Repair Program

How it works

The City of Hartford’s home repair directory describes Rebuilding Together Hartford’s Emergency Home Repair Program as a service for Hartford’s low-income homeowners facing critical issues. The program focuses on safety and immediate habitability needs.

What the money covers

According to the city’s program directory, the work can include:

• Equipment to aid individuals in activities of daily living (ADL)
• Heat
• Hot water
• Major electrical work
• Major plumbing work
• Grab bars and handrails
• Ramps to help people safely get in and out of the home
• Raised toilets
• Accessible showers
• Roof repairs
• Water heater replacements
• HVAC repairs
• Other emergency repairs to increase safety in the home

The city’s directory says the vast majority of the work is performed by paid contractors.

Amounts and matching

The reviewed official materials do not state a maximum dollar amount, homeowner match, or reimbursement structure.

How to apply

The reviewed city directory does not provide the full application process. It does identify the program as a local resource for Hartford residents.

Timing and deadlines

The reviewed materials do not state whether the program is currently open or give a deadline.