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The Emergency Home Repair (EHR) program is designed to address problems that pose an immediate danger to the health and safety of low-income Denver homeowners.

The program offers zero percent (0%) interest, perpetually deferred loans of up to $10,000. Deferred loans are only due upon sale or refinance of the house or when the owner ceases to occupy the home.

Eligible Improvements

Loan funds from the EHR Program can be used to make essential emergency home repairs such as roofing and gutters, heating, electrical, and plumbing. Some appliance replacements (hot water heater or furnace) are also offered through this program.  

DURA also offers free inspections for lead service lines, and financial assistance to replace non-copper lines.

As part of DURA’s commitment to the homeowner, DURA oversees the work being performed by the contractor to make sure repairs are completed quickly, at a competitive price, with the highest quality work, and in the best interest of the homeowner.

To qualify for the EHR Program, you must be a Denver resident, own and live in your home, and have a household income at or below the thresholds listed in the tables below.
*Contact the DURA office (303.534.3872 or [email protected]) for the applicable income limits if your household size exceeds 8 people.

 

Eligibility

2023 Income Guidelines

Family Size

Income

1
$66,300
2
$75,750
3
$85,200
4
$94,650
5
$102,250
6
$109,800
7
$117,400
8
$124,950

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Myron
"This is a service that is needed. My daughter had cancer and our funds were depleted so DURA stepped in at the right moment; when we needed the service the most."