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Repair Program

Does Maryland finance indoor plumbing for rental properties?

By All Purpose Anytime Services LLC

Yes. The Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development runs the Indoor Plumbing Program, which offers financing for rental properties of one to 100 units that do not have indoor plumbing.

What it pays for

Financing for rental properties that lack indoor plumbing, from one unit up to 100. Our notes do not list rates, terms or limits. DHCD sets those. This was current as of October 2026, and the program decides who is eligible.

How to apply

Contact the Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development. Our notes do not say how the program chooses or pays the plumbing contractor, so ask DHCD before you hire one.

Our part

We do not do plumbing. Running supply and drain lines and setting plumbing fixtures is work for a licensed plumber. We are also not enrolled in this program and do not apply for anyone.

We come in after the plumber. New lines through a kitchen or bath leave opened walls and floors behind. We patch the drywall, paint, repair or replace the flooring, put doors and trim back, and fix cabinet doors and shelves.

The walkthrough costs nothing, and the estimate for that finish work lists each item with its price, so it can sit next to the plumber's number when you put the project together.

We close walls after the plumber is finished, not before. Spot a plumbing problem once we arrive, and you hear about it from us while the wall is still open. You decide what happens next.

Where this comes from: Maryland Indoor Plumbing Program, Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development. Current as of October 2026.

Walkthroughs Scheduled 7 Days A Week

Price the finish work after the plumber

Send the address and the rooms the plumber is opening up. We price closing and finishing them, item by item.

Request a Unit Walkthrough

The finish-work walkthrough is free. Patching, paint and flooring are priced line by line before we start.