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I’m really sorry your parents are dealing with this, especially with your dad recovering from a stroke. Sewer line repairs are incredibly expensive, and unfortunately there are not many programs that help directly with plumbing repairs for renters.
Since he’s in Houston, I would try contacting BakerRipley at https://bakerripley.org/ and also checking with the City of Houston housing or neighborhood services departments to see if there are any emergency repair or senior assistance programs available. Sometimes churches or local community groups can also help when it involves unsafe living conditions for an elderly person.
I hope something opens up for your family soon because that’s a really difficult situation.

Anger wrote: ↑Sun Oct 06, 2024 3:55 pm To whom it may concern,
My father is in Houston TX, zip code 77021. He has a pipe that has busted in his bathroom that needs to be replaced. The sewage line to be exact. He is 70 yrs old. He has rented this house for over 10 years. The last land lord passed away. His daughter inherited the property. However, she's not able to fix the issue do to the extreme cost and replace the sewage line. With that being said, if dad can't get the repair done. He will be forced to move. Mom isn't in a position to make this move at the time. He still recovering from a stroke. Can you please assist Him with getting this replaced or repaired?

To whom it may concern,
My father is in Houston TX, zip code 77021. He has a pipe that has busted in his bathroom that needs to be replaced. The sewage line to be exact. He is 70 yrs old. He has rented this house for over 10 years. The last land lord passed away. His daughter inherited the property. However, she's not able to fix the issue do to the extreme cost and replace the sewage line. With that being said, if dad can't get the repair done. He will be forced to move. Mom isn't in a position to make this move at the time. He still recovering from a stroke. Can you please assist Him with getting this replaced or repaired?

We need help getting county water ran to our house and repairs to sewer. The house has a well but it is either drying up or needs repair(s). We live in Calhoun County, Illinois and they want $1000.00 for just the meter and the we have to hire a licensed installer which cost another $1000.00. We don't have anywhere near that much money as my wife and I are on social security disability. We have no water and sewer at this time can you please help? Thanks.

If the line is outside of the home, does the water company need to pay for it? We do not know. Maybe ask a pro-bono attorney, and you can find local Indiana law firms that provide free advice on the main site. Find an extensive listing of Indiaiana assistance programs as well. Select your county from midway down the list. Maybe the government weatherization programs helps with that too, but we are doubtful. he best thing may be to call your local community action agency for advice or ideas.

JReneKid wrote:After a dramatic flood of my bathroom via the tub and toilet overflowing while washing a load of laundry, I've been advised that the sewer line from the house to the sidewalk needs to be replaced. A local Indianapolis company has given me a quote of $3,300 minimum. I don't have it. I'm already more that $30,000 in debt from medical bills and a past due credit card, have a continuing medical condition that is making returning to work difficult, and need to find some kind of financing assistance to make this repair. Can you please help me?

After a dramatic flood of my bathroom via the tub and toilet overflowing while washing a load of laundry, I've been advised that the sewer line from the house to the sidewalk needs to be replaced. A local Indianapolis company has given me a quote of $3,300 minimum. I don't have it. I'm already more that $30,000 in debt from medical bills and a past due credit card, have a continuing medical condition that is making returning to work difficult, and need to find some kind of financing assistance to make this repair. Can you please help me?