Housing Assessments and Repairs

Housing repair resources for people impacted by the May 16, 2025 tornado in St. Louis.

Home Repair Programs

Ask An Architect
A free program for residents to speak with licensed architects and ask them any questions regarding storm damage.

Contractor Registry for Repairing Tornado-Impacted Homes
If your home was damaged in the tornado and you would like to hire a professional contractor to perform repairs, you can choose from a City-assembled list of licensed and insured contractors.

Enroll in the Electricity Reconnection Assistance Program
This program provides residents who are without electricity due to tornado damage with free services to reconnect their homes to electric power.

Enroll in the Emergency Stabilization Program
The Emergency Stabilization Program provides no-cost building stabilization to help residents protect their homes from further damage caused by the May 16 tornado.

Building Assessments

The City of St. Louis Building Division is making assessments to determine if properties are safe for entry or dwelling. Homes will be marked with color-coded stickers to inform residents and the public about the structural condition of the property.  

Property Damage Assistance

Request help with things like roof tarping, board-ups, electrical work, debris removal, tree services, compassionate demolition, or other services. 

Request property damage assistance

Financial Assistance

View the financial assistance page to learn how to request financial help with home repairs from organizations such as FEMA, the United Way and the Red Cross.

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