Rebuilding Together Minnesota’s (RTMN) no-cost home repair and safety modification services are available to low-income Carver County residents.
Carver County’s Community Development Agency has partnered with RTMN to bring critical home repair services directly to its residents. Through this partnership, eligible homeowners will have increased access to safety modifications, accessibility improvements, and essential structural repairs at no cost to them.
“We’re thrilled to expand our services within Carver County and continue working alongside its residents and community partners,” said Kathy Greiner, executive director of Rebuilding Together Minnesota. “Everyone deserves to live in a safe, healthy home, and this partnership gives us the opportunity to make that a reality for even more families right here in the community.”
Applications for services will open on Oct. 1, 2026. Residents must own their home, live with a disability or be 62 years of age or older, and have a household income at or less than $46,050 for a single person, $52,600 for a two-person home, $59,200 for a three-person home, and $65,750 for a four-person family to qualify. Other restrictions may apply.
Services available include mobility assistance, such as a ramp, grab bars, and/or railing installations, as well as critical home repairs, including roof replacements, window and door installations, and siding and gutter projects. All services are focused on improving the safety, security and quality of life for residents in their homes.
Applications can be submitted online at www.rtmn.org/apply-for-help or mailed to their main office at 2550 University Ave W., Suite 200N, St Paul, MN 55114. Applications received before Oct. 1, 2026 will not be accepted.
