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Home Repair Contractors

The Home Safety Repair Program is designed to provide minor home repairs and/or home modifications to eligible homeowners. Services are to improve, restore, or maintain a clean, sanitary, and safe living environment. Clermont Senior Services, Inc. (CSSI) works with approved providers to deliver home repair and modification services to eligible homeowners in Clermont County. All requests are reviewed and approved in accordance with program guidelines and available funding. For more information and to apply to be a Home Repair Contractor with CSSI, please see the forms below. 

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If you have any questions about Home Repairs or need more information, please contact our Home Repair Coordinator, Lisa Taylor at 513-536-4080 or Ltaylor@clermontseniors.com

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Becoming A Provider Letter 

Overview of the Home Repair Program and types of repairs provided. 

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Home Repair & Modifications Program Service Specifications

Detailed and informative guide to the Home Repair specifications and contractor requirements. 

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Home Repair Provider Application
 

Application and directions to becoming a Home Repair Provider.

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