Home repair grants

🏠 San Antonio & Austin: GO Bond Home Repair Grants for Homeowners
Struggling with costly home repairs? Both San Antonio and Austin offer incredible Grant Opportunities through their General Obligation Bond Repair Programs — helping local homeowners fix up their homes without breaking the bank.

 
💵 San Antonio – up to $10,000 in repairs
San Antonio’s GO Bond initiative helps eligible homeowners cover up to $10,000 in essential home repairs. While specifics aren’t publicized, the program typically supports projects like roofing, plumbing, electrical, heating & cooling, window replacement, and health/safety improvements. Funding is aimed at long-time residents with modest incomes, and repairs are provided at no cost to homeowners communityimpact.com+8findhelp.org+8bizjournals.com+8austintexas.gov.

 
💰 Austin – up to $20,000 in grant funds
In Austin, the “GO Repair!” program includes a $20,000 grant per household, specifically for essential structural work:

Roofing
Plumbing
Electrical
HVAC
Accessibility upgrades (e.g., ramps, grab bars)
Eligibility requires:
• Owner-occupied, single-family detached homes
• Household income ≤ 80% of Austin’s Median Family Income
• Demonstrated health or safety needs austintx.new.swagit.com+6aaul.org+6tdhca.texas.gov+6.

According to city officials, average home assistance is around $15,000 per household—up to the $20K cap connectatxpublic.findhelp.com+15austintx.new.swagit.com+15findhelp.org+15.

 
Why This Matters
Financial Relief – These grants drastically reduce out-of-pocket costs, especially for older or low-to-moderate income families.
Health & Safety – Repairs address issues like structural decay, faulty electrical, leaks, or accessibility—helping residents stay safe and independent.
Community Preservation – By investing in aging homes, the programs also maintain neighborhood character, prevent displacement, and support housing affordability tdhca.texas.govaustintexas.govsaheron.com+5communityimpact.com+5austintx.new.swagit.com+5.
 
Who Might Qualify?
Residents with incomes ≤ 80% of the median for their household size
Homeowners in need of essential repairs: roof, plumbing, electric, HVAC, accessibility
Living in single-family residences within city limits
 
✅ What You Should Do Now
Check eligibility – Income, home type, and repair needs
Gather docs – Proof of ownership, income statements, repair estimates
Apply –

📞 San Antonio: Contact Neighborhood & Housing Services
📞 Austin: Reach out to the Housing & Planning Department or nonprofit partners communityimpact.com+9austintexas.gov+9aaul.org+9youtube.comtdhca.texas.gov+9aaul.org+9sanantonio.gov+9
Partner with contractors – Once approved, licensed professionals (like us!) can complete repairs at no cost to homeowners
 
🔍 How We Can Help
✅ I can connect you with reliable local contractors experienced in GO Bond repairs
✅ We offer free inspections and estimates to support your application
✅ We handle grant-compliant repairs, so you never pay out of pocket
 
📣 Spread the Word!
Boost local awareness by—

Sharing this post with neighbors or on community pages
Tagging neighbors or groups that could benefit
Encouraging residents to apply while funds last
 
🗣️ Client Call-Out
“Thanks to GO Bond, we replaced our leaky roof and updated electrical—all without any cost to us! This program is a game‑changer.” — happy homeowner, San Antonio

 
👉 Next Steps
Want help applying or scheduling a no‑obligation inspection?
Need help gathering documents or applying to both cities?
Call us—we’re here to help you make your home safe, sound, and grant-ready.