About the Program
The East Tulsa Home Repair Program provides home repairs for owner-occupied households in the Cooper neighborhood. Repairs address critical health, safety, and habitability issues, such as roofing, plumbing, HVAC, electrical systems, lead paint or mold remediation, insulation, and accessibility modifications. Each household is eligible for a maximum of $10,000.
Applications will open again on 8/18 for families in the Cooper neighborhood.
Homeowner Repair Program
Low/Moderate Income households
Live in the Cooper neighborhood
Owner-occupied for at least three years
Willing to commit to full participation in the program, including ongoing reporting and evaluation
Eligibility
For assistance or questions about eligibility, contact:
Olivia Landrum
918-984-2049
Roofing
Plumbing
HVAC
Electrical systems
Lead paint or mold rehabilitation
Insulation
Accessibility modifications
Other repairs may be eligible - please contact staff to discuss
Eligible Repairs
After submitting the initial application, staff will review to identify eligibility.
After preliminary approval, staff will set up an in-person interview to go through the process and gather all required documentation to confirm eligibility.
Once approved, staff will support homeowner through the inspection and bidding process.
Once contractor is identified, homeowner will coordinate with contractor to get repair completed.
Staff will pay contractor directly - homeowner will not receive grant payment.
Once complete, staff will follow-up with homeowner for evaluation and any final documentation.
Process
For contractors
If you are a contractor interested in working with this program, please review the eligibility and fill out the contractor application!
General Liability Insurance - All contractors shall have general liability insurance that insures $500,000 for each occurrence and $1,000,000 aggregate
Workers Comp Insurance - All contractors shall carry workers compensation insurance in accordance with the laws of the State of Oklahoma, for all persons engaged in work at the site.
Vehicle Insurance: All contractors shall carry comprehensive automobile insurance in accordance with the laws of the State of Oklahoma and City of Tulsa.
Not De-Barred: Contractors cannot be “debarred” from bidding on government funded projects. Contractors can check if they are excluded or “debarred” from doing business with the federal government at SAM.gov.
Email Address
Required License/Registrations (Electricians, Plumbers, Mechanical, Lead-based paint, Roofers)
Unique Entity Identification ID (UEIs): Available for free from SAM.gov.