Faith Works Coalition

FAITH WORKS COALITION
2021 PROJECT COMPLETION REPORTS

1. January 7, 2021, Detroiter Drive, VB (MH).FWC volunteers replaced an old, burned-out water heater for a previous client, restoring hot water to the home. We also made some minor roof repairs. Cost $365.
2. January 14, 2021, Southern Pines Drive, VB.A family of four adults has two members who need wheel chairs. FWC volunteers built a handicapped ramp for access to the home. The family purchased most of the materials. Cost $200.
3. January 15, 2021, Tree Duck Ct. CH (MH) Single lady living alone in mobile home.  Our electrician installed a heavier duty electrical line and circuit breaker for the hot water heater.  Cost $340
4. January 16, 2021, Lindale Dr. CH  Elderly lady living alone in older home.  Our HVAC tech replaced the fan in the furnace.  Cost $300.
5. January 16, 2021, Campostella Rd. CH (MH) Elderly lady who is legally blind living alone in older mobile home.  Our plumber replaced the water heater.  Cost $750.
6. January 19, 2021, Maplehurst Road, VB.An elderly couple had no operating bathroom electrical receptacles. Our electrical contractor found the problem and made repairs, restoring the circuits to safe GFI operation. Cost $145.
7. January 19, 2021. Campus Drive. VB Former (longtime) client reported HVAC not heating.  Contractor repaired system.  Cost $2160.
8. January 19, 2021, Middleground Run, VB. MH.A 61 year old disabled lady living by herself requested assistance with an inoperative heating system. Our HVAC contractor repaired the system. Cost: $72.
9. January 20,2021, Mason Neck, VB An elderly couple sharing their home with two grandsons had a non-working heating system.  Our contractor repaired the system.  Cost $979.
10. January 22, 2021, Saddlebrook Ct, VB.Elderly widow with medical problems living in a small well-kept town house requested assistance with her outside HVAC unit that was making loud noises. Our contractor replaced the defective parts, restoring her system to operation. Cost: $879.
11. January 25, 2021, Iron Leigh Run, VB (MH)  A single woman living alone requested assistance in repairing her HVAC system.  Our contractor serviced the system. Cost $200.
12. Jan 26, 2021, Kempsville Road, VB.  A disabled 61 year old man with limited income from renting out rooms in his home reported a failed HVAC.  Our contractor repaired the system.  Cost $2107.
13. January 27, 2021, Oak Moss Ct. Single man living alone in nice town home.  Our plumber checked for a leak in the upstairs bathroom but found none.  Cost $0.
14. January 27, 2021, Farington Circle, CH. Single mother and daughter living in a town home.  Our plumber replaced the electrical wire from the junction box to the water heater.  Cost $200.
15. January 27, 2021, Military Hwy. (MH) Couple living in an old mobile home.  Our plumber replaced some of the 3” sewer line coming out of the home and cleaned out the rest of the sewer line. Cost $800.
16. January 29, 2021, Campostella Rd., CH. (MH) Single elderly lady living alone in a older mobile home.  FWC purchased the material to repair some floors and her son and neighbor will do the work. Cost $259.
17. January 31, 2021, Yeadon Rd., CH. Single man living alone in an older home.  Our HVAC tech replaced the outside unit for the HVAC.  Cost $2500.
18. February 3, 2021, Holland Drive, VB (MH).A former client was experiencing a few small roof leaks that we had patched before. Volunteers installed new roofing panels on a 12’ x24’ section of the roof. Cost $275.
19. February 04, 2021, Iron Leigh Run, VB (MH). A single 68 YO woman, living alone, requested assistance in repairing her HVAC system again.  Our contractor repaired the system.  Cost $329.
20. February 4,2021, Harrier Street, VB.A multi-generational family on modest income had a ruptured water main between the street and the home. We hired a leak detection contractor to locate the break, volunteers dig up the yard and driveway area, and our plumber repaired the leak. Cost $717.
21. February 07, 2021,  Iron Leigh Run VB (MH).  A single 68 YO woman, a prior client, living alone, requested HVAC repair again.  Our contractor serviced the HVAC as a warranty call.  No cost to FWC.
22. February 11, 2021, Detroiter Drive, VB (MH).A former client reported trouble in her electrical panel. Our electrical contractor did a thorough look at it and determined the breaker for the water heater was under-sized. The Homeowner has a relative who is competent to change the breaker, so no work was done.  Cost $135.
23. February 12, 2021, Burlington Rd, VB.79 year old lady in a multigenerational household of 5 people requested help with a lack of heat. Our HVAC contractor restored the system to operation. Cost: $260.
24. February 13, 2021, Fernmill Court, VB.A former client on very limited income had a sewage blockage effecting her entire home. Our plumbing contractor cleared the blockage and the system is functioning properly. Cost $400.
25. February 18, 2021, Campus Drive.VB Former (really long time) client reported HVAC not heating.  Contractor repaired shorted line and replaced the fuse.   Cost $82.50.
26. February 24, 2021, Oak Hurst Ct, VB.61 yr single old male, a former client, living on a modest income, requested assistance with a water main leak under his concrete parking slab. A contractor located the leak, volunteers dug up the slab to expose the broken pipe, and our plumber repaired the leak. Homeowner paid for the leak detection and plumbing contractors. No cost to FWC.
27. March 2, 2021, Whitehead Ct., CH. (MH) Elderly mother and adult son living in a nice mobile home.  Our HVAC tech replaced the furnace.  Cost $1360.
28. March 2, 2021, Woodbaugh Dr., CH. Elderly lady living alone in older home.  Our HVAC tech added some freon to the HVCA system.  Cost $100.
29. March 2,2021, Bancroft Lane, VB. A couple in their 60s with modest income requested help with a faulty HVAC.  Our contractor repaired system @ $2790.  HO paid $790.  Cost to FWC $2000.
30. March 3, 2021, Teal Ct., CH. (MH) Father and adult daughter living in a mobile home. Our HVAC tech replaced the furnace. Cost $1200.
31. March 9, 2021, Outer Drive VB. (MH) A repeat client reported no heat. Our contractor replaced the HVAC control board. Cost $912.
32. March 29, 2021, Military Hwy, CH. (MH) Single lady living alone in a mobile home. Our plumber repaired a broken pipe. Cost $0.
33. March 22, 2021, Detroiter Drive, VB (MH).An elderly disabled couple are living in a mobile home in extremely deteriorated condition. FWC volunteers demolished the entire bathroom and kitchen cabinets. We rebuilt the bathroom, replaced the water heater, and ran all new water supply piping. We installed new kitchen cabinets and sink, and filled a dumpster with accumulated debris. Our plumbing contractor cleared stoppage in the drain lines. Although the mobile home is still in bad condition, they now have a working bathroom, hot water, and a functional kitchen, Cost $2200.
34. March 22, 2021, Detroiter Drive, VB (MH). A disabled military veteran requested assistance with several deteriorating conditions that existed in his home.  FWC volunteers rebuilt the bathroom by replacing the floor, toilet, and vanity.  They also replaced the front door and rebuilt the front porch.  New metal roofing was installed to stop ceiling leaks and new water supply piping was installed to restore water flow to the kitchen and bathroom sinks.  Cost $525.
35. March 24, 2021, Glendale Ave., CH. Legally blind lady and grandson living in an older home.  Our electrician replaced the main breaker, two bad breakers, tightened some loose wires, fixed two outlets that has reverse polarity, and removed some burnt wire ends.  Cost $543.
36. April 1, 2021, Lake Conrad Court, VB. FWC volunteers rebuilt a den for a lady whose home is condemned. (Other groups of volunteers will make non-structural repairs to the home, with the goal to make the home safe to live in). We ripped out flooring and walls damaged by termites and moisture, replaced structural framing, replaced a large atrium door, and installed insulation and wall paneling to the room. Cost $970. 
37. April 13, 2021, Tree Duck Ct, CH. (MH) Single lady living alone in a mobile home. The HVAC system was not working.  Our HVAC tech added freon to the system.  Cost $120.
38. April 13, 2021, Lindale Dr, CH. Elderly lady living alone in an older home.  The AC system was not working.  Our HVAC tech replaced a capacitor and added freon to the system.  Cost $150.
39. April 15, 2021, Sparrow Rd, CH. Elderly mother and adult son living in a small, older home.  With the help of Dominion Power FWC volunteers replaced the rotten fascia that the power line was attached to.  Cost $0.
40. April 19, 2021, Jackie Dr., CH. Elderly mother and adult daughter living in older home.  Our FWC volunteers installed a handicap ramp; new siding on both sides of the house; rain diverters at both front and back doors; and new flooring and vinyl on the bathroom floor.  Cost $937.
41. April 19, 2021, Campostella Rd., CH. (MH) Mother and adult son, both disabled, living in older mobile home.  A water pipe is leaking.  Our plumber repaired the leak. Cost $95.
42. April 19, 2021, Anne Ave., CH. Single mother and son living in nice home.  There is no hot water in the shower.  Our FWC plumber replaced the shower faucet.  Cost $145.
43. April 20, 2021, Detroiter Drive, VB (MH). Former clients had a dangerously over-loaded main electrical panel in their mobile home, creating a potential fire hazard. Our HVAC contractor upgraded the service line and installed a new panel. The family paid half the cost, using COVID stimulus funds. Cost to FWC $1,700.
44. April 23, 2021, Campostella Rd., CH. (MH) Single elderly lady living alone in a older mobile home.  The hot water heated has a leak.  We purchased a new water heater and her son, a plumber, will install it.  Cost $359.
45. April 27, 2021, Campostella Rd., CH. (MH) Elderly lady who is legally blind living alone in a older mobile home.  The steps have become dangerous for her.  FWC volunteers built a handicap ramp for her.  Cost $994.
46. April 30, 2021, Rachel Street, VB.An elderly lady with modest income had her gas shut off and her house condemned due to multiple gas code violations. Our HVAC contractor replaced the water heater and the furnace [using a donated furnace], and brought everything up to modern code and safety. The homeowner, using COVID stimulus money, was able to pay half the cost. Cost to FWC $2500.
47. May 1, 2021, Number Ten Lane, CH. (MH) Single lady living alone in an old mobile home.  The roof leaked.  Our FWC volunteers sealed the roof. Cost $88.
48. May 8, 2021, Oldwood St, CH. Single man living alone in an older home.  The bathroom floor needs to be rebuilt and he needs a short ramp.  Our FWC volunteers repaired the bathroom floor and built a short ramp.  Cost $137.
49. May 5, 2021, Glendale Ave., CH. Legally blind lady and grandson living in older home.  The electric wire going to the water heater was buzzing and getting hot.  Our electrician determined the electric was okay but there was water on the top of the heater.  Our plumber fixed the leak. Cost $325.
50. May 8, 2021, Biltmore Dr, VB. Previous client requested assistance with a porch beam that had come loose from the framing. Volunteers secured the beam in place with materials on hand. No cost.
51. May 11, 2021, Rowlock Rd., CH. Single mother and son living in nice home.  The roof is leaking.  Our FWC volunteer repaired all of the vent caps. Cost $23.
52. May 11, 2021, Anne Ave., CH. Single mother and son living in nice home.  The roof had a small leak.  Our FWC volunteers repaired the roof leak and the ceiling damage.  Cost $0.
53. May 15, 2021, Mooney Rd., CH. Elderly disabled lady living alone in an older home.  Our FWC volunteers replaced three rotten windowsills.  Cost $106.
54. May 15, 2021, Campostella Rd., CH. (MH) Elderly lady who is legally blind living in an older mobile home.  FWC volunteers replaced the toilet and repaired the bathroom floor.  Cost $141.
55. May 17 2021. Melinda Place, VB. 65 YO disabled veteran requested assistance with inoperative AC system.  The HVAC unit was beyond economical repair s 2 window units were installed  Cost to FWC $486.
56. May 19, 2021, Riva Ridge Run, VB (MH). An elderly couple caring for their disabled daughter and 8-year-old grandson requested assistance with several deteriorating conditions that existed in their home.  FWC volunteers replaced over 30% of the home’s flooring, completely rebuilt both bathrooms, installed new kitchen countertops and cabinets, repaired roof leaks, installed a new 40-gallon hot water heater, strengthened the back outside steps, and built new front entrance steps.  Cost $3,028.
57. May 27, 2021, Iron Liege Run, VB,  (MH).67 year old single woman, a previous client, living in a well-kept mobile home, and who is the full time caregiver for her invalid brother requested assistance with soft areas on her mobile home floor. Volunteers repaired the floor, primarily using materials left over from previous projects. Cost of $31 was more than covered by a generous donation to FWC from the homeowner.
58. May 29, 2021, Third Ave, VB (MH). A single woman requested assistance with deteriorating flooring and an inoperative exterior door.  FWC volunteers replaced the door and requested that the homeowner clear personal items that blocked access to the damaged floor areas. Volunteers have been unable to contact the homeowner over the past year regarding the status of access to the damaged flooring.  This project is therefore considered complete.  Cost $215.
59. May 31, 2021, Fernmill Court, VB.A repeat client had a second episode of sewer drains blockage. Our plumber cleared the drain and instructed the homeowner on proper maintenance of the drain system. Cost $310.
60. June 1, 2021, Virginia Beach Blvd, VB (MH). An 80 year old owner of a mobile home, living on her Social Security income, reported that a toilet we installed last year was not draining properly. A volunteer tried unsuccessfully to clear the drain and called a plumber who found that the front bathroom/kitchen branch of main line was stopped up and had insufficient grade. He cleared and propped up the drain like but still has a weak flush. Cost: $210.
61. June 3, 2021, Virginia Beach Blvd, VB (MH). A previous client called with concern about the propane stove in her well-kept mobile home. Between the time of the call and the survey visit, her husband cleaned the stove and the reported problem was no longer visible. She was given the name of a reliable appliance repair company to call if the problem re-occurred.
62. June 8, 2021, Anne Ave., CH. Single mother and son living in nice home.  Our FWC volunteers replaced the toilet flapper and checked for other water leaks.  Cost $0
63. June 8, 2021, Campostella Rd., CH. (MH) Elderly lady who is legally blind living in an older mobile home.  Our FWC volunteers replaced several rotten deck boards.  Cost $63.
64. June 11, 2021, Hearthside Ct., CH. Single lady and adult son living in a nice town house.  A window screen is torn.  A FWC volunteer repaired the screen.  Cost $0.
65. June 11, 2021, Hearthside Ct., CH. Single lady and adult son living in a nice town house.  The windows need to be replaced.  FWC volunteers replaced the windows.  Cost $1369.
66. June 17, 2021,  Hopwood Lane,  VB A 55 year old disabled widow requested help with home yard maintenance and accessibility issues in her tri=level home.   Faith Works Volunteers cleaned up her yard, and filled a dumpster with yard debris and accumulated junk.  Other volunteers built a small stair off of her existing deck.    Cost:  $530
67. June 19, 2021, Elco St., CH. Single lady living in old family home.  FWC volunteers installed new metal trim on the fascia to help keep squirrels out; and blew in new insulation in the attic.  Cost $433.
68. June 22, 2021, Portlock Rd., CH. Widow and adult son living in nice home.  Our HVAC tech cleaned the HVAC drain. Cost $50.
69. June 23, 2021, Lincoln Rd., CH. Single lady living alone in the home she grew up in.  Our plumber cleaned out the sewer drain and a FWC volunteer installed new vinyl on the bathroom floor. Cost $375.
70. June 23, 2021, Elbyrne Dr., CH. Single lady and four grandchildren living in small older home.  Our plumber cleaned out the sewer and tub drain and a FWC volunteer corrected some problems with a toilet the family bought and installed.  Cost $350.
71. June 23, 2021, Portlock Rd., CH. A widow and adult son living in a nice home.  Our plumber cleaned out the sewer drain. Cost $250.
72. June 24, 2021, Onocee Ave, VB (MH). A disabled lady requested assistance with a number of unsafe conditions that existed in her home.  FWC volunteers replaced a front door that would not completely close along with two windows that were broken during a recent burglary.  They also restored the home’s sole bath to service by rebuilding a number of failed shutoff and control valves.  Cost $554.
73. June 26, 2021, Chesapeake Ave., CH. A mother, daughter and grandson living in a nice home.  The house has a basement and needs a sump pump.  Our FWC volunteers installed a sump pump. Cost $114.
74. June 28, 2021, Bethune Drive. A 70 year-old widow with COPD, living on a modest income, requested assistance with range and plumbing problems. The kitchen sink drain that had been plumbed to an outside French drain had failed. Our plumber properly re-connected the drain and cleared the drain line. Her range circuit board failed and the Kenmore repairman claimed the reason was faulty input wiring. Our electrician checked out the feed to the range and determined that the failure was in the range. She will get back in touch with the appliance repairman. Cost: $321.
75. July 2, 2021, Smokey Chamber Drive, VB. Former client, elderly 87 year old lady and companion, requested assistance with stuck kitchen drawers. FWC volunteer replace drawer hardware and provided additional assistance requested including freeing two stuck interior doors, re-positioning screen door back on track, replacing three broken exterior security lights, resealing leaking bathtub fixture shields, replacing water damaged siding and broken exterior corner molding. Cost $59.
76. July 3, 2021, Omar St., CH. Single lady and disabled father living in an older home.  Our FWC volunteers replaced 7 leaky windows. Cost $1798.
77. July 3, 2021, Stratford Dr., CH. Single mother and adult son living in a nice home.  Our HVAC tech replaced the units fan motor and capacitor. Cost $350.
78. July 3, 2021, Carrington Ave, VB. An 80 year-old widow living on Social Security requested assistance with her failed HVAC unit. Before we could respond STOP agreed to replace the unit. However they could not give her a date. FWC volunteers installed a window A/C unit in her bedroom to provide some degree of cooling until her HVAC system is replaced. Cost: $146.
79. July 5, 2021, Military Hwy., CH. (MH) Two sisters living in an old mobile home.  The roof is leaking.  Our FWC volunteers cleaned and sealed the roof.  Cost $168.
80. July 8, 2021, Campostella Rd., CH. (MH) Elderly lady who is legally blind living alone in older mobile home.  Our FWC volunteers installed a new window a/c unit. Cost $0.
81. July 6, 2021, Hornell Lane, VB A single disabled lady living alone in a single-family home requested assistance with a number of repairs that were beyond her physical and financial ability.  A clogged sewage line had caused significant water damage to the flooring in the kitchen and in both baths.  After a generous contributor financed the installation of a new sewage line, FWC volunteers replaced the damage floor throughout the home.  They also rebuilt the kitchen with new base cabinets, countertops, and vinyl floor covering, installed new vanities and toilets in both baths, and replaced a number of damaged roofing shingles.  Total cost: $743
82. July 9, 2021, Onocee Road, VB (MH).Received a request from a prior client for assistance with her front door that could not be securely shut.  Volunteers replaced the defective door.     Cost $227
83. July 10, 2021, Mabry Mill Place, CH. Single lady living alone in town house.  Our FWC volunteers replaced a French door and an exterior door. Cost $1102.
84. July 15, 2021, Holland Rd, VB (MH). 74 year old living in a mobile home on Social Security had not had hot water for the past 3 months. Volunteers replaced his hot water heater. Cost: $406.
85. July 16, 2021, Portlock Rd., CH. Widow and adult son living in a nice home. Our HVAC tech replaced the drip pan under the cooling coils and rebuilt the drain line. Cost $250
86. July 16, 2021, Clemson Ave. CH. Mother and adult son living in a nice home. Our plumber cleaned out the sewer line from the house and in the yard.  Cost $250.
87. July 16, 2021, Candlewood Cir. CH. Single man, who is blind, living alone in an older home. Our plumber replaced the thermostat and the heating elements in the water heater.  Cost $165.
88. July 16, 2021, Polluck Drive, VB (MH).An elderly lady living alone, and a former client, had no cooling in her trailer. A friend gave her a new window AC unit. FWC volunteers installed the unit to give her a little cooling this summer. Cost $0.
89. July 17, 2021, Red Head Ct. Ches. (MH) Widow and adult son living in a mobile home (Husband passed away from Covid two months ago). Our FWV volunteers replaced the bathroom sink and cabinet and repaired the small deck outside the back door. Cost $214.
90. July 19, 2021 Gimberton Drive, VB  A single elderly lady requested assistance with failing flooring and a damaged exterior door in her home.  Volunteers repaired the flooring and installed a new lock set to restore the door to service.  Cost: $110.
91. July 20, 2021, Military Hwy. CH. This is a free clinic for those who have no insurance. It provides both medical and dental care.  A FWV volunteer repaired several electrical problems and several toilets.  Cost $0.
92. July 21, 2021, Portlock Rd. CH. A widow and adult son living in a nice home. FWC volunteers replaced the vinyl flooring in the family room and kitchen. Cost $653.
93. July 22, 2021   Barcelona Court, VB.A single, disabled, elderly lady living with her 8-year-old granddaughter requested assistance with her gutters, windows, and sewage drain system.  Volunteers reattached the gutters and repaired the damaged windows,  but were unsuccessful in clearing the washing machine drain line.  Our plumbing cleared the drain line returning the washing machine to service.  Cost: $140.
94. July 24, 2021, Misty Hollow Ct. CH. A daughter moved her elderly mother into her home so she could take care of her. The mother needs a handicap ramp to get in and out of the home.  FWC volunteers built the handicap ramp.  Cost $891.
95. July 29, 2021, Clemson Ave. CH. A mother and adult son living in a nice home. Our plumber replaced 12’ of sewer pipe in the crawl space that was split. Cost $1200.
96. July 30, 2021, Mannings Lane, VB. An elderly couple, living with their son and disabled grandson, requested assistance replacing kitchen cabinets that had been damaged by a water leak. FWC delivered cabinets that had been donated and the family will install them. No cost.
97. July 30, 2021, Princess Anne Road, VB  A repeat client requested assistance with deteriorating fascia boards.  Volunteers replaced the damaged material to seal the home from the outdoors.  Cost: $85.
98. July 31, 2021, Portlock Rd, CH. Mother, daughter, and granddaughter living in a nice home. Our HVAC tech replaced the AC compressor and the thermostat. Cost $1600.
99. July 31, 2021, Lafayette Ave. CH. Elderly husband and wife living in a older home. Our FWC volunteers sealed the metal roof. Cost $87.
100. August 3, 2021, Virginia Beach Blvd, VB (MH). The 80 year old disabled owner of a mobile home, living on her Social Security income, requested assistance with a bathroom floor that had collapsed and with a broken sink drain. Volunteers reinforced the bathroom floor with 3/4 in plywood and covered it with vinyl and repaired the kitchen sink drain. Cost: $170.
101. August 4, 2021, Teal Ct., CH. (MH) Father and adult daughter living in a mobile home.  Our HVAC tech replaced the AC compressor and charged the system with freon. Cost $1500.
102. August 15, 2021, Polluck Drive, VB (MH).A former client had a sever plumbing leak under her trailer, causing the MH Park to shut off her water. Our plumber found the damage and replaced some piping. Cost $320.
103. August 21, 2021 Babbling Brook, VB  A single elderly lady requested assistance with her HVAC system.  Volunteers completed an air flow balance on the system to restore it to maximize performance.  Cost: $0.
104. August 24, 2021 Bancroft Drive, VB  A disabled elderly couple requested assistance with a water supply leak under the slab of their single-family home.  A contractor was able to replace the failed pipe.  After the homeowner agreed to share the cost of the repair, FWC cost of the repair was $450.
105. August 25, 2021, Gauntlet Ct., CH. Widow and adult disabled son living in older home.  FWC volunteers reattached a bedroom ceiling and repaired the cracks.  Cost $0.
106. August 29, 2021, Brandywine Dr., CH. Single lady, son and grandson living in an older home.  Our Western Branch volunteer crew replaced the steps and railing on the deck; they replaced the lock on the back door; and they replaced the storm door.  They also paid for the material for these repairs.  Another group of volunteers replaced a window, and our HVAC tech repaired the HVAC system.  Cost $214.
107. August 30, 2021, Cedar Rd., CH. Widow who is 65yo living in a nice home.  FWC volunteers repaired the roof where it was leaking and replaced some facia that was damaged when a tree fell. Cost $95.74
108. September 1, 2021, Aubrey Court, VB. Single lady, living with her special needs adult son, in a townhouse request assistance with repairs to her bathroom sink. Our plumbing contractor completed the repairs. Cost $270.
109. September 4, 2021, Ontario St., CH. Disabled man who can’t walk living alone in a nice home.  FWC volunteers built a 20’ handicap ramp.  The homeowner paid $400 of the cost of the material.  Cost $47.
110. September 7, 2021, Sunset Dr., CH. An elderly lady living alone in an older home.  FWC volunteers replaced seven leaky windows. Cost $1371.
111. September 7, 2021, Hopwood Lane, VB .Volunteers installed a wider door on the bathroom so a handicapped lady could access it with her wheel chair. Cost $225.
112. September 8, 2021, Keith Ct., CH. An 83 year old man living alone in an older home.  He needs a walker to get around.  Our plumber cleaned out both the kitchen and bathroom sink drains and FWC volunteers repaired the shower surround. Cost $391.
113. September 8, 2021, Honeygrove Rd, VBVolunteers restored the plumbing wall and converted the tub to walk in to provide access for an elderly disabled woman and disabled son. We also reversed the hand of the storm door, which blocked the handicap ramp. Cost: $40.
114. September 9, 2021, Iron Liege Run, VB,  (MH) 67 year old single woman, a previous client, living in a well-kept mobile home, and who is the full time caregiver for her invalid brother requested assistance with soft areas on her mobile home floor. Volunteers repaired and stabilized the floor. Cost $27, covered by donation to FWC by H/O.
115. September 14, 2021, Strawberry Lane., CH. An 80 year old woman living alone in an older home.  She needs a walker to get around.  Our FWC volunteers repaired a deck and built a handicap ramp; they also installed new vinyl on the kitchen floor. Cost $302.
116. September 14, 2021, Strawberry Lane., CH. An 80 year old woman living alone in an older home.  The A/C stopped working and our HVAC tech found the drain line was stopped up.  After cleaning it out the system worked.  Cost $80.
117. September 16, 2021, Middleground Run, VB. (MH) 31 year old disabled man, living on his SSI, requested assistant after a fire in his HVAC compressor fan. Our HVAC contractor repaired the unit and replaced the heating elements in the air handler. Cost: $1475.
118. September 17, 2021, Virginia Beach Blvd, (MH). Previous client, living in a beat-up trailer, requested assistance with an overheating electrical panel. Our electrician replaced two defective breakers. Cost: $275.
119. September 18, 2021, Campostella Rd., CH. (MH) Single lady (35) and son (12) working to rehab a mobile home to get it ready to have a place to live.  FWC volunteers replaced the water heater. Cost $459.
120. September 20, 2021, Westgate Ct., CH. Single lady (68) living in an older family home. Our HVAC tech found why the A/C was not running and corrected it. Cost $0.
121. September 21, 2021, Woodburne Drive, VB  An elderly couple requested assistance with their HVAC system.  Our contractor replaced the failed component restoring the system to service.  Cost: $340.
122. September 25, 2021, Omar St., CH. Single lady (35) and disabled father (75) living in an older home.  FWC volunteers replaced the kitchen countertop and repaired several screens.  Cost $188.
123. September 25, 2021, Sunkist Rd., CH. Single man (87) living alone in an older home. FWC volunteers replaced some rotted fascia, reset the gutters and installed gutter guard. Cost $299.
124. September 25, 2021, Tree Duck Ct., CH. (MH) Single lady (75) living alone in an a mobile home.  Our plumber replaced the tub spout w/diverter.  It was leaking when the shower was on. Cost $145.
125. September 25, 2021, Detroiter Drive, VB (MH)A disabled gentlemen requested assistance with a failed hot water heater.  Volunteers replaced the heater restoring hot water to the residence.  Cost: $405.
126. September 28, 2021, Lake Victoria Arch, VB. A single, elderly, lady on modest income had some plumbing issues. Our plumber repaired the tub/shower valve and a toilet that was constantly running. Cost $145.
127. October 5, 2021, Forestwood Ct, VB.77 year old retired merchant marine sailor, living in a well-kept home requested assistance with siding repairs cited by the City. Our contractor completed the required repairs. Cost: $200.
128. October 6,2021, Virginia Beach Blvd, VB, (MH).Former client, family of 5 including a disabled daughter, requested assistance with multiple leaks under the kitchen sink. Volunteers rebuilt the plumbing under the sink and replaced the sink faucet. Cost: $123.
129. October 7, 2021, Level Green Blvd, VB  An elderly lady requested assistance with a leaking toilet damaging the below ceiling and a clogged bathtub drain.  Volunteers replaced the toilet and repaired the ceiling damage while our plumbing contractor cleared the bathtub drain.  Cost: $340.
130. October 8, 2021, Military Hwy., CH. (MH) Two sisters, one 64 the other 62, living in an older mobile home.  A FWC volunteer replaced the toilet because the tank had cracked.  Cost $116.
131. October 13, 2021, Onocee Ave, VB (MH)A disabled husband and father of three requested assistance with standing water beneath his home.  Volunteers investigated and discovered the source of the water to be the condensate drain from the HVAC air handler.  They were able to reroute the line so the discharge is now clear of the home’s crawl space.  Cost: $35.
132. October 16, 2021, Sunrise Ave., CH. Single lady (89) living alone in an older town home.  Our plumber repaired a leak in the upstairs bathroom; our electrician corrected a problem with the circuit breakers; and FWC volunteers repaired the kitchen ceiling caused by the water leak and installed a new Kitchen cabinet.  Cost $798.
133. October 16, 2021, Glendale Ave., CH. Legally blind lady (62) and grandson (14) living in an older home.  Our electrician replaced the electric circuit for the stove because it was undersized. Cost $731.
134. October 16, 2021, Marcus St., CH. Single lady (69) who needs a walker to get around and goes to dialysis three times a week and son (35) who is her care giver living in a small home.  FWC volunteers installed a grab bar by the shower; installed a new storm door; and secured the steps to the house.  Cost $196.
135. October 16, 2021, Elder Ave., CH. Retired husband (71) and wife (68) living in a nice home.  The wife has Parkinson’s and her husband takes care of her.  FWC volunteers installed a handrail by the front steps and replaced a storm door. Cost $199.
136. October 19, 2021, Westgate Ct., CH. Single lady of 68 years of age.  FWC volunteers Repaired the roof that was leaking, the bathroom ceiling that was damaged from the leak, and strengthened a door frame where someone tried to break in. Cost $126.
137. October 20, 2021, Hawk Ave, VB (MH). A 53 year old disabled man living with his sister in a mobile home, requested assistance with a porch/deck that was falling apart. Volunteers removed the rotted deck boards and support, reinforced the remaining part of the deck and the stair railing using existing materials. Cost $0.
138. October 20, 2021, Tournament Dr., CH. Single lady of 62 years of age living alone in a nice home.  FWC volunteers caulked around the chimney and sealed the top of the chimney to stop a leak. Cost $0.
139. October 23, 2021, Myrtle Ave., CH. Elderly lady (89) living alone in an older home.  FWC volunteers built a 21’ handicap ramp to help her get in and out of her home.  Cost $694.
140. October 28, 2021, Military Hwy., CH. (MH) Two sisters living in an old mobile home. Our plumber cleaned the main sewer line and the bathtub drain. Cost $345.
141. October 29, 2021, Virginia Beach Blvd, VB. (MH). Previous client, living in a beat-up trailer, requested assistance with an overheating electrical panel. Our electrician checked out the electrical system and determined that the problem was a defective dryer. Cost: $140.
142. October 30, 2021, Campion Dr, VB An elderly, disabled woman, who recently lost her husband, requested assistance with a number of citations received from her HOA.  Volunteers installed new front and rear doors, replaced broken garage door springs, refinished the chimney cap, replaced two windows, installed new shutters, and replaced the failed sections of fencing along with an oversized entrance gate.    Cost: $525.
143. November 3, 2021, Smokey Chamber Drive, VB An elderly woman requested assistance with painting her townhouse. The project was approved with materials and labor provided by Old Donation Episcopal Church with Faith Works Project Manager support. Seventeen youth and four adult volunteers painted her townhouse, remounted air conditioner compressor power disconnect box and replaced two leaking hose bib backflow preventers. Cost $0.00
144. November 5, 2021, 1121 Carver Ave, VB.77 year-old lady with multiple medical problems, living by herself in a small home, requested assistance with the hook-up of a donated gas range. Our contractor completed the hook-up.
145. November 11,  2021, Milford Lane, VBA disabled and elderly gentleman needed a wheelchair ramp to exit and enter his home.  FWC volunteers responded and built a ramp, using materials purchased by the owner.
146. November 15, 2021, Armentrout Ct., CH. Single lady (56) living alone in a nice home. Our HVAC tech replaced a capacitor in the system. Cost $120.
147. November 17,  2021. Belmont Court, VB A disabled women being cared for by her adult daughter requested repair of her existing wheelchair ramp.  FWC volunteers responded and re-built about 1/3 of the ramp. Cost: $134.
148. November 19, 2021, Tree Duck Ct., CH. (MH) Single lady (75) living alone in a mobile home. Our HVAC tech found and replaced two bad fuses in the furnace. Cost: $100.
149. November 27, 2021, Bells Mill Rd., CH. Single lady (73) living alone in a small, older home. Our FWC volunteers repaired several floor joists that were broken due to termites, in the living room and kitchen, then rebuilt the floor; they repaired the bathroom floor then installed new vinyl on the floor. Cost $827.
150. December 4, 2021, Myrtle Ave., CH. Elderly lady (88} living alone in a older home. Our FWC volunteers cleaned and rehung the gutters and installed gutter guards. Cost $109
151. December 4, 2021, Bells Mill Rd., CH. Single lady (73) living alone in a small, older home. Our FWC volunteers installed a base kitchen cabinet; replaced the kitchen sink cabinet; and installed new vinyl on the floor. Cost $466.
152. December 4, 2021, Westgate Ct., CH. Single lady (68) living alone in a older family home. Our FWC volunteers installed an additional base kitchen cabinet; and replaced the front door sweep. Cost $93.
153. December 4, 2021, Barlborough Lane, VB  An elderly lady requested assistance with her electrical system.  Volunteers corrected the electrical issues by replacing a bathroom vent fan and a number of light bulbs.  Cost: $20.
154. December 8, 2021, Campostella Rd., CH. (MH) Single lady (35) and son (12) working on an old mobile home so they can live in it. Our electrician found and repaired problems with several outlets. Cost $320.
155. December 8, 2021, Strawberry Ln., CH. Elderly lady (80) living in an older home.   Our electrician found and repaired problems with a circuit that was shorting out. Cost $230.
156. December 17, 2021, Federal Court, VB, Volunteers constructed a wheelchair ramp  for  a disabled 56 year old man.  He was able to leave his home for the first time in years without calling the fire dept. to carry him down the stairs. Cost $951.27.
157. December 18, 2021, Tree Duck Ct., CH. (MH) Single lady (75) living alone in a mobile home. Our HVAC tech replaced the heat kit. Cost $300.
158. December 18, 2021, Strawberry Ln., CH. Elderly lady (80) living in an older home.   Our HVAC tech replaced several burned wires. Cost $200.
159. December 23, 2021, Glendale Ave., CH. Legally blind lady (61) and grandson living in an older home. Our HVAC tech replaced the motor and a capacitor in the air handler. Cost $350.
160. December 23, 2021, Elbyrne Dr., CH. Single lady (65) and four grandchildren living in an older home.  Our HVAC tech replaced the pressure valve in the furnace. Cost $160.
161. December 30, 2021, Strawberry Ln., CH. Elderly lady (80) living in an older home.   Our electrician found and repaired a problem with the electricity to the washing machine.  Cost $150.
162. December 28, 2021, Falling Lane, VB  A disabled woman requested assistance with her failed HVAC system.  A visit from our HVAC contractor confirmed the system was beyond repair and a new system was required. The system was replaced by the contractor who donated the cost of the installation ($4495) to FWC.  Cost: $0.
163. December 27, 2021, Kempsville Rd, VB  A disabled gentleman requested assistance with HVAC system.  Our contractor diagnosed the issue to be a failed vent blower motor and restored the system to service by replacing the motor. The contractor donated the cost of the repair ($1680) to FWC.  Cost:  $0.
164. December 31, 2021, N. Witchduck Rd, VB.An elderly lady experienced complete sewage blockage in her modest home. Our plumber cleared the blockage and the system is now running free. Cost $535.

FAITH WORKS COALITION
2020 PROJECT COMPLETION REPORTS
1. January 4, 2020, Marcus St. Ches. Husband and wife living in older home, husband is in a wheelchair. Our FWC volunteers repaired the kitchen floor; installed new vinyl in the floor; replaced the kitchen sink cabinet and installed a new counter. Cost: $561.
2. January 7, 2020, Edinburgh Drive, VB. Disabled lady, living with her mother and two children in a single family home, requested assistance with multiple plumbing problems stemming from several blocked drain lines. Our plumbing contractor cleared all drain lines and replaced rusted out section of pipe. Cost: $385.
3. January 8, 2020, Iron Leigh Run, VB (MH). Previous clients reported the heating system was not working properly. Our HVAC contractor repaired a detached intake duct drawing cold air in from outside. Cost $80.
4. January 10, 2020, Spar St. Ches. Elderly widow and two great grandsons living in older home. FWC volunteers repaired two leaks on the roof and a ceiling that had dropped down from the ceiling joists. Cost $10.
5. January 11, 2020, Armistine Ct. VB. Previous client. Contractor repaired roof. No cost to FWC.
6. January 17, 2020 Thalia Trace Ct, VB A 64 year old suffering from the results of 2 strokes requested plumbing repairs and related ceiling drywall repairs from a large washing machine and plumbing leak on the second floor. FWC volunteers repaired multiple ceiling areas and removed the faulty washer. FWC paid for a new washer and installation. Cost: $441
7. January 20, 2020, Galleon Dr. Ches. Single lady with Parkinson’s living alone in older home. FWC volunteers with the help of a contractor replaces many floor joists, the subfloor, carpet and some vinyl; repaired the toilet. Cost $1907.
8. January 20, 2020, Deep Creek Blvd. Ches. Mother and adult son living in older mobile home. FWC volunteers repaired the floor in a hall and installed new vinyl. Cost $134.
9. January 20, 2020, Cobblewood Bend, Ches. Elderly lady and granddaughter living in nice semi-detached home. FWC volunteers adjusted the front door to help keep cold air out. Cost $0.
10. January 22, 2020, Virginia Beach Blvd, VB (MH). A previous client reported her thermostat was not controlling the heat. Our HVAC contractor repaired a faulty relay, which was covered under warranty. Cost $0.
11. January 24, 2020, S. Rosemont Road, VB. A Navy widow on very modest income has not been able to use her shower for three years due to clogged drains. Our plumber cleared the drain lines restoring the shower to normal use. Cost. $150.
12. January 24, 2020, Luray Terr. Ches. Mother, daughter, granddaughter and x-husband living in nice home. A FWC volunteer reconnected the duct in the attic so the heat would get to the bedrooms. Cost $0.
13. January 28, 2020, Devonshire Dr. Ches. (MH) Father, daughter and grandson living in a mobile home. FWC volunteers repaired some ceiling joists and installed new sheetrock and trim on the ceiling and wall where the roof had leaked. Cost $91.
14. January 28, 2020, Mooney Rd. Ches. Elderly disabled lady living alone in older home. A FWC volunteer replaced three shingles on the roof. Cost $0.
15. January 29, 2020, Rica Drive, VB. A wheelchair bound lady had several plumbing issues. FWC purchased a new kitchen sink faucet, disposer, and provided a good used donated dishwasher. The homeowner can afford to have the items installed. We also purchased and installed new wheels for her roll-around chair, which will have less impact on her floors. Cost $225.
16. January 29, 2020, Fern Mill Ct., VB. Our HVAC contractor corrected a faulty heat strip in the furnace for a former client and restored the system to proper operation. Cost $240.
17. January 28, 2020, April Circle, VB. An elderly lady with modest income requested assistance with issues with her front door. Volunteers were able to restore the integrity of the door while satisfying the requirements of the home owner’s association without replacement. Cost: FWC. $130.
18. January 30, 2020, Onocee Road, VB (MH). A disabled couple requested assistance with a roof leak into a room addition and a rusting bath tub. Volunteers installed a metal roof over the addition and adjacent main roof to stop the leak. They also repaired the damaged ceiling and replaced a leaking kitchen faucet along with two exterior light fixtures. Volunteers restored the tub by bracing the affected areas. Cost: $298.
19. January 31, 2020, California Ave, VB (MH). Volunteers replaced a sagging bathroom floor and a leaking shower faucet in a single woman’s home. Cost: $171.
20. January 31, 2020, Dark Star Run, VB (MH). A disabled single mom requested assistance with a roof leak into a room addition. The leak was corrected by volunteers by installing a metal roof over the addition and the adjacent main roof. They also replaced the damaged interior ceiling. Cost: $550.
21. February 1, 2020, Saddlebrook Ct, VB. Elderly widow with medical problems living in a small well-kept town house was not getting heat to the first floor. Our HVAC contractor repaired disconnected ducting and added dampers to regulate flow. Cost $80.
22. February 6, 2020 Aubrey Drive, VB. A single woman living alone requested assistance in repairing her failed HVAC system. Our contractor corrected the problem and restored her HVAC system to service. Cost: $253.
23. February 8, 2020, Military Hwy. Ches. (MH) Two ladies and two children living in old mobile home. FWC volunteers replaced the refrigerator; replaced the back door; repaired the floor by the back door; replaced the deck boards on the front porch and installed a new dead bolt lock on the front door. Cost: $558.
24. February 12, 2020, Elm Ave. Ches. Single lady living alone in nice home. A FWC volunteer repaired a leak in the roof. Cost $0.
25. February 15, 2020, Seaboard Ave. Ches. Elderly disabled lady in a wheelchair living with daughter. Faith Works Coalition volunteers built a handicap ramp. Cost: $243.
26. February 18, 2020, Wadena Rd. Ches. Elderly disabled lady living in an older home. Faith Works Coalition volunteers helped our pest control contractor put out poison to get rid on the rats and patch two holes in heating ducts. Cost: $0.
27. February 18, 2020, Dante Place, VB. A 55 year single women with health and mobility problems was cited by the city and taken to court for faulty windows. A FWC contractor installed 3 new windows. Cost $1000.
28. February 18, 2020, Holland Drive, VB (MH). An elderly widow, essentially bedridden, had two small roof leaks and a ceiling fan falling from its mounting. FWC volunteers made the necessary repairs. Cost $30.
29. February. 18, 2020, Duquesne Pl, VB, STOP inspection reported roof issues. Contractor repaired/replaced flashing and falling gutter. Cost: $275.
30. February 22, 2020, Thalia Forest Lane, VB. An 81 widow suffering with Alzheimer’s disease is increasingly immobile and requested a wheelchair ramp. FWC volunteers built the ramp and the homeowner donated the cost of materials: $580
31. February 24, 2020, Good Hope Road, VB. A single woman living alone requested assistance with correcting air leaks from her windows. Volunteers caulked the window frame exteriors and installed new window weather stripping to resolve the problem. Cost: $54.
32. February 27, 2020, Dark Star Run, VB. (MH). In December FWC installed a metal roof over the existing leaking mobile home room for a 51year old, single disabled lady. In this follow-up, volunteers made multiple repairs to the water damaged ceilings of the mobile home. Cost: $49.
33. February 18, 2020, Elbyrne Dr. Ches. Single lady and four grandchildren living in small older home. Our plumber cleaned out the drain to the bathtub. Cost $95.
34. March 3, 2020, Benton Court, VB. A 58 year old recent leg amputee requested assistance with a broken storm door. Volunteers replaced the storm door. Cost: $235
35. March 7, 2020, Glendale Ave. Ches. Legally blind lady and grandson living in older home. FWC volunteers replaced the sheathing and shingles in an area of 8x10 on the roof to stop it from leaking. Cost $169.
36. March 10, 2020, Nautilus Ave. Ches. Elderly husband and wife living in older home. Both have several medical problems. The sewer line was stopped up, Roto-Rooter wanted $7000 to replace it. Our plumber got it unstopped and the homeowner was so happy she paid the plumber. Cost $0.
37. March 10, 2020, Hilton Ave. Ches. Elderly lady living alone in older home. FWC volunteers repaired a ceiling that had cracked and dropped down; and found why the ceiling heat did not work and got it turned on. Cost $0.
38. March 10,2020, Drawbridge Dr. Ches. Single lady living with four grandchildren in older home. We had American Leak Detection check the water system for leaks due to a high-water bill. No leaks were found. Total cost $300.
39. March 11, 2020, Glendale Ave. Ches. Legally blind lady and grandson living in older home. FWC volunteers replaced the toilet that leaked and removed a garbage disposal that did not work. Cost $113.
40. March 11, 2020, Southport Ave. Ches. Single lady living in small older home. FWC volunteers repaired a hole in the roof where a tree limb had come through in a storm and replaced a piece of trim that had blown off the house. Cost $68.
41. March 12, 2020 Jonas Dr. VB. (MH). An elderly lady could only control her furnace by turning the circuit breaker on/off. Contractor replaced the blower relay. Cost $313.
42. March 12, 2020, Crashaw Street, VB. A 61 year old lady living in a small, well-kept house, on limited income, reported that she was having to use her electrical back-up heat because her heat pump was not working properly. Our HVAC contractor corrected the problem with the thermostat. Cost $80.
43. March 14, 2020, Galleon Dr. Ches. Single lady with Parkinson’s living alone in older home. Faith Works Coalition volunteers replaced several floor joists that were eaten up by termites. Cost: $72.
44. March 21, 2020, Harbour North Dr. Ches. Single elderly lady living alone in older town house. Faith Works Coalition volunteers replaced the hot water heater that was leaking. Cost $390.
45. March 21, 2020, Elbyrne Dr. Ches. Single lady and four grandchildren living in older small home. A Faith Works Coalition volunteer replaced toilet flange that had broken and then reset the toilet. Cost $24.
46. March 21, 2020, Virginia Beach Blvd, VB (MH). Former client, family of 5 living in a well-kept mobile home on limited income, requested assistance with a faulty hot water heater. Our plumbing contractor replaced failed heating elements. Cost: $145.
47. March 23, 2020, Glendale Ave. Ches. Legally blind lady and grandson living in older home. Our HVAC tech found a leak in the heating/cooling system, repaired and tested it and installed new Freon. Cost $400.
48. March 25, 2020, Tenure Ct, VB. A previous client, a 66 year old widow with a limited income requested assistance with a roof leak. Our roofing contractor found the leak to be the deterioration of the siding of a dormer and repaired the dormer. Repair of internal damage, phase 2, has been deferred. Cost: $374
49. March 28, 2020, Level Green Blvd. VB. Family of four, with a working husband and disabled wife, living in a townhouse suffering from neglected maintenance, requested assistance with the rework of a modification to a window that was leaking into the boys' bedroom. Our contractor replaced the window, windowsill, brick molding and repaired the siding. Cost: $685.
50. March 30, 2020, Mossgate Ct. Ches. Elderly lady living in nice home. A FWC volunteer repaired some vinyl siding and some fascia that was damaged in a storm. Cost $0.
51. March 31, 2020, Weich Lane, VB. A 71 year old widow living in a small home on a modest pension requested that her roof be evaluated for repair or replacement. Our contractor determined that the roof only needed minimal repairs. He replaced missing shingles, repaired nail pops, and replaced damaged wood on a dormer. Cost $432.
52. April 1, 2020, Pleasant Hall Dr., VB. A handicapped lady living alone needed a ramp to be able to come and go from her home. FWC constructed the ramp on a rainy April day. The family pledged to reimburse FWC for material costs. Cost $385.
53. April 4, 2020, Matunuck Court, VB. An elderly lady living alone on a limited income requested assistance with a roof leak. Our roofing contractor identified and repaired the leak at the interface of the duplex’s roofing systems and applied a stain blocker to the discolored ceiling drywall. Cost $382.
54. April 7, 2020, Alder Court, VB An elderly lady requested assistance with water leaking from a ceiling light fixture. Volunteers discovered that the source of the leak was the drain piping from the second story bath. The drain piping along with the light fixture was replaced by volunteers. Cost $50.
55. April 16, 2020, Drayton Rd. Ches. Widow living in nice home. A FWC volunteer Replaced a number of shingles that had blown off in a wind storm and also repaired a gutter. Cost $20.
56. April 18, 2020, Onocee Road, VB (MH). Received a request from a prior client for assistance with water leaking under her residence. Volunteers found and replaced a failed section of the water piping to correct the leak. Cost $5.
57. April 22, 2020, Fetsch Place, VB. An elderly lady and her disabled husband requested assistance with their deteriorating siding and water stained ceiling. Volunteers replaced, repaired, and sealed the damaged siding to seal the home from the environment. After verifying the ceiling was still in good condition, a stain block was applied to the discolored ceiling sections. Cost $10.
58. April 29, 2020, Indian Creek Rd. Ches. (MH) Single lady living in old mobile home. A FWC volunteer sealed a window that leaked in the rain. Cost $0.
59. April 29, 2020, Lym Court, VB. A disabled 83 year old woman living with her 47 year old daughter as her caregiver requested assistance with multiple weatherization issues stemming from inferior construction. Our contractor replaced a rotted and leaking French door with a sliding glass door, repaired leaks around windows and completed other minor repairs. Cost $1500.
60. May 8, 2020, Chatham Hall Drive, VB. An elderly couple had some bad windows and a faulty patio door allowing wind and rain into the home. Our contractor replaced two windows and repaired the door to be like new. Cost $975.
61. May 11, 2020, Forest Glen Road, VB. An elderly lady living on a limited income requested assistance with her HVAC system. Our HVAC contractor identified and repaired an inoperative safety switch on the water pan. Cost $80.
62. May 13, 2020, Virginia Beach Blvd, VB (MH). The 79 year old owner of a mobile home, living on her Social Security income, requested assistance with an unsafe deck, back steps that had fallen apart and holes in her kitchen floor. Volunteers repaired her front deck, rebuilt the stairs to her back door, and provided a temporary repair to holes in her kitchen floor. She now has a safe way to exit her mobile home and to work at her kitchen sink. We will return to this mobile home when restrictions are eased to make permanent repairs to her floors. Cost: $392.
63. May 18, 2020, Post Ave. Ches. Elderly lady, son and grandson living in an older home. The furnace did not work. Our HVAC tech found the fan was still under warranty and had the company that installed it replace it. Cost $0.
64. May 19, 2020, Mill Lake Quarter. Ches. Widow and adult daughter living in town house. Our plumber replaced two bathroom faucets that were leaking. Cost $390.
65. May 22, 2020, Magnolia Street, VB (MH). A widow on very modest income had an active water leak in her bathroom, soaking the floors. Our plumber made repairs on short notice. Cost $165.
66. May 29, 2020, Campus Drive, VB. A prior client reported her HVAC inoperative. Contractor made necessary repairs. Cost: $348.
67. May 30, 2020, Military Hwy. Ches. (MH) Single lady living alone in a mobile home. The AC was not working. Our HVAC tech found the drain was stopped up. He cleaned it and the unit worked like it should. The homeowner paid for this repair. Cost $0.
68. June 9, 2020, Sierra Drive, VB An elderly lady living alone on a limited income requested assistance with a roof leak. Our roofing contractor identified that half the roof was beyond repair, requiring replacement. The forward half of the roof was replaced by our roofing contractor. Cost $2870.
69. June 10, 2020, Lindale Dr. Ches. Elderly lady living alone in older home. The AC was not working. Our HVAC tech replaced the compressor, the capacitor and charged the system. Cost $1400.
70. June 10, 2020. Maple Shade Dr. VB. A 78 year old man living with his 76 yr old wife in a modest home on Social Security and disability income asked for assistance with missing shingles and a rotting porch post. Our contractor repaired the roof and installed a new column post on the front porch. Cost: $710.
71. June 12, 2020, Fernmill Court, VB. A former client was experiencing faulty air conditioning. Our HVAC contractor made necessary adjustments to the system. Cost $80.
72. June 13, 2020, Mohawk Trail, VB (MH). The bathroom floor in the trailer home of a single mother and young daughter had significant structural problems that were dangerous. FWC volunteers, jacked up and stabilized the tub, installed new subflooring and vinyl covering, replaced the toilet, and installed new waterproof molding around the tub enclosure. Our plumber rebuilt the tub/shower valve which was leaking badly. The bathroom is now safe and again useful. Cost $575.
73. June 15, 2020, Military Hwy. Ches. (MH) Single man living alone in a travel trailer. The AC unit was not working. Our volunteers removed the old AC unit and installed a new one. Cost $706.
74. June 16, 2020, Covington Court, VB. A single lady on disability income had a back door that was inoperative, presenting a safety hazard for egress from the home. She was able to purchase a new door, which our contractor installed. Cost $500.
75. June 24, 2020, Teal Ct. Ches. (MH) Father and adult daughter living in a mobile home. The AC was not working. Our electrical contractor found the system had lost one of the two legs of power and needed the breaker replaced. Cost $155.
76. June 29, 2020, Glendale Ave. Ches. Legally blind lady and grandson living in older home. A FWC volunteer patched a place on the roof where it was leaking. Cost $0.
77. June 30, 2020, Virginia Beach Blvd, VB (MH). The 79 year old owner of a mobile home, living on her Social Security income, requested assistance with unsafe floors in the kitchen and half bath and two toilets that weren’t working properly. Volunteers repaired the floors by adding a subfloor topped with vinyl, replaced one toilet and replaced the internals on the other toilet. Our contractor cleared the clogged drain pipe and reattached a failed drain pipe under the mobile home. Cost: $695.
78. June 30, 2020, Edinburgh Drive, VB. A 55 YO man unable to work because of injuries asked for help with multiple repairs to his house. Faith Works provided drywall material. The owner, neighbors, friends, and contractors did the repairs. The cost of materials was 350 dollars reimbursed by his church.
79. July 9, 2020, Barco Drive, VB. An elderly lady suffering from dementia and living on a fixed income requested assistance with missing roof shingles, leaking gutters, and loose bricks on the front steps. Volunteers replaced the damaged shingles and resealed the leaking gutters. They also reset the bricks within the front steps to provide a safe and secure access to the home. Cost $82.
80. July 10, 2020, Armentrout Ct. Ches. Single lady living alone in nice home. Our FWC volunteers replaced the deck boards on the deck and ramp and rebuilt a gate in the fence. Cost $607.
81. July 10, 2020, Tree Duck Ct. Ches. (MH) Single lady living alone in a mobile home. Our HVAC tech repaired the AC system. Cost $140.
82. July 11, 2020, Woodbaugh Dr. Ches. Elderly lady living alone in an older home. Our HVAC tech repaired the AC system. Cost $200.
83. July 11, 2020, Armentrout Ct. Ches. Single lady living alone in a nice home. Our HVAC tech repaired the AC system. Cost $80.
84. July 13, 2020, Baker Road, VB (MH) An elderly couple living on a limited income requested assistance with a failing floor. Volunteers installed a new sub-floor in the living area and then installed carpeting over the new floor to complete the repair. Cost $194.
85. July 14, 2020, West Grove Road, VB. An elderly gent needed several health and safety home repairs. FWC volunteers removed a through-the-wall AC unit and remounted it correctly so condensate did not run into the inside wall. We also rebuilt the cabinet under the kitchen sink, which had been damaged by old leaks, and installed safety grab bars in the bath/shower. Our plumber cleared the faulty drain in the bathtub. Cost $250.
86. July 15, 2020, Oak Moss Ct. Ches. Single man who can’t see and lives alone in nice town home. Our electrical contractor found and replaced a bad circuit breaker and repaired some burned wires. Cost $145.
87. July 16, 2020, Crashaw Street, VB. 61 year old lady living in a small, well-kept house, on limited income, reported that her A/C unit was freezing up. Our HVAC contractor determined that the evaporator coil was leaking freon and replaced the coil. Cost: $1824.
88. July 21, 2020, Woodbaugh Dr. Ches. Elderly lady living alone in older home. Our electrician checked the house and found the thermostat set on heat. Our plumber rebuilt the two toilets and replaced both toilet flanges. Cost $421.
89. July 22, 2020, Military Hwy. Ches. A free clinic for those without insurance providing both medical and dental care. Our FWC volunteer repaired two toilets. Cost $0.
90. July 29, 2020, Dietz Dr. Ches. Single lady living alone in nice home. Our FWC volunteers removed an old deck and installed a new one. Cost $1041.
91. July 29, 2020, Sullivan Blvd. VB. A 67 year old retired man living in a small house supporting 3 generations of his extended family on limited income requested assistance with a failed shower diverter valve. When the repairs proved beyond the capability of our volunteers a plumber was called to complete the repairs. Cost: $330.
92. July 29, 2020, Stormy Court, VB. A family experiencing loss of income due to COVID 19, had serious roof leaks in one part of their home. Our roofer made extensive repairs and reroofed this section. Cost $3150.
93. July 31, 2020, Tree Duck Ct. Ches. (MH) Single lady living alone in a mobile home. Our FWC volunteers replaced the old deck boards on a small back porch, replaced the kitchen faucet and extended the drain line for the AC. Cost $230.
94. Jul 30, 2020 Outer Drive, Virginia Beach (MH) An elderly lady living on a limited income requested assistance with a leaking roof and a damaged ceiling. Volunteers installed a new metal roof over the compromised area and replaced the affected ceiling. Cost $305.
95. Jul 31, 2020 Tomahawk Drive, Virginia Beach (MH) A young widow with her three children requested assistance with water leakage from their roof and exterior French doors. Their income is limited to the funds received from Social Security in the form of child support. Volunteers identified and corrected the roof and door leakage, replaced the damaged ceiling and flooring, and installed new vinyl flooring in the kitchen to protect the subflooring from future water damage. Cost $335.
96. August 5, 2020, Franklin St. Ches. Single lady living in older home. Our HVAC tech repaired the wiring on the thermostat and added some freon to the system. Cost $120.
97. August 8, 2020, Candlewood Cir. Ches. Single blind man living alone in older home. FWC volunteers replaced the stove; repaired two kitchen drawers; repaired some fascia; installed some new gutter; and replaced a few siding shingles. Cost $83.
98. August 8, 2020, Hodges Rd. Ches. Sister and brother living in nice home. FWC volunteers replaced a window AC unit. Cost $470.
99. August 10, 2020, Military Hwy. Ches. (MH) Single man living alone in a travel trailer. FWC volunteers sealed the roof. Cost $0.
100. August 18, 2020, Franklin Ave. Ches. Single lady and elderly mother living in older home. FWC volunteers built a ramp so the mother can get in and out of the home. Cost $1146.
101. August 19, 2020, Rudee Ave. VB. A gent with debilitating cancer needed a ramp. FWC volunteers constructed the ramp, allowing him to come and go from his home safely. Cost $780.
102. August 21, 2020, Woodbaugh Dr. Ches. Elderly lady living alone in older home. Our plumber rebuilt both toilets and replaced the flanges. Cost $435.
103. August 27, 2020, Virginia Beach Blvd, VB (MH) A former client, the 79 year old owner of a mobile home, living on her Social Security income, requested help with unsafe steps to her deck. Volunteers replaced the unsafe deck boards and added a stringer to provide more support mostly using material from the warehouse. Cost: $13.
104. August 31, 2020, Shoveller Ct. Ches. (MH) Elderly man living alone in mobile home. Our HVAC tech cleaned the coils, replaced a valve, and installed stop leak in the system. Cost $300.
105. August 31, 2020, Schuyler Road, VB. A single lady, recently recovered from cancer with a large medical debt, needed a completely new roof. Our roofer replaced the roof including many rotten boards. The home owner was able to pay half the total. FWC cost $3,835.
106. September 2, 2020, Shell Road. VB. A single disabled lady living on her Social Security income in a two bedroom home built in 1920, requested assistance with a roof leak. On inspection we found vines on all 4 sides of the house had damaged siding and there were areas of fascia and soffit that needed repair. Our contractor made the necessary repairs. Internal ceiling damage will be repaired by volunteers at a later date. Cost: $2400.
107. September 3, Kiwanis Loop, VB. A single women and previous client reported damaged vinyl siding on her condominium. FWC volunteers reinstalled siding that had buckled and pulled away from the house. Cost: $0.
108. September 5, 2020, Wingfield Ave. Ches. Two sisters living in a small older home. Our FWC volunteers replaced the fascia (12” wide) and its structure in the front and back and 8” of sheathing and roofing shingles in the front and back. Cost $674.
109. September 12, 2020, McKinley Ave. Ches. Single man living alone in older home. He had a foot amputated due to diabetes. Our FWC volunteers built a ramp so he can get into and out of his home. Cost $637
110. September 14, 2020, Tree Duck Ct. Ches. (MH) Single lady living alone in mobile home. FWC volunteers removed the old hot water heater and installed a new one. Cost $498.
111. September 16, 2020, Old Hickory Rd, VB. An elderly couple living in a modest town home on their combined Social Security income requested assistance with the removal of a ground level deck which had deteriorated to where it was a significant safety hazard for anyone who walked into their back yard. Volunteers cut up and removed the decking and supports and cleaned up the concrete slab that was under the deck. Cost: $258
112. Sep 14, 2020 Fenton Street, VB An elderly lady living on a limited income requested assistance with a leaking roof and damaged railings. Volunteers repaired a number of loose and missing shingles and installed a new railing on the front porch and rear steps. Cost $151.
113. Sep 15, 2020 Meadowbridge Court, VB A disabled couple living on a very modest income requested assistance with a leaking exterior door. Volunteers replaced the damaged door sill to stop the leak. Cost $0.
114. September 19, 2020, Portlock Rd. Ches. Widow and adult son living in nice home. Our HVAC tech repaired a broken drain line from the air conditioner that was draining into the house. Cost: $80.
115. September 19, 2020, Tree Duck Ct. Ches. (MH) Single lady living alone in mobile home. Our FWC volunteers replaced the rotted decking on a handicap ramp. Cost: $484.
116. September 19, 2020, Tree Duck Ct. Ches. (MH) Single lady living alone in mobile home. Our plumber replaced the shut off valve for the main water line under the mobile home. Cost $235.
117. September 25, 2020, Gauntlet Ct. Ches. Widow and adult disabled son living in older home. Our FWC volunteers repaired a ceiling that was starting to fall. Cost: $0.
118. September 30, 2020, Beach Health Clinic, VB. A community service project. A leaking was ring under a toilet in the dental clinic had damaged the subfloor and some of the structure under and around the toilet. Volunteers repaired the joists, put down a new subfloor, retiled th floor and reset the toilet. Cost of $55 was reimbursed by the Clinic as a donation to Faith Works.
119. October 1, 2020, Saddlebrook Ct, VB. Elderly widow with medical problems living in a small well-kept town house requested assistance with a roof leak. Our contractor located and repaired the source of the leak. Cost $500.
120. October 8, 2020, Onocee Road, VB (MH). Received a request from a prior client for assistance with her HVAC not blowing hot or cold air. Our HVAC contractor chemically cleaned the evaporator coil to restore the system to full service. Cost $500.
121. October 16, 2020, Revere Drive, VB. An 85 year old widow and retired teacher living by herself in a modest house asked for assistance with her back deck. A contractor had started rebuilding her rotten deck, then walked away from the job. Volunteers demolished the existing unsafe structure and built a new back porch and deck. Volunteers also repaired several plumbing problems and cleaned up the back yard. Cost $501.
122. October 17, 2020, Williamsburg Dr. Ches. Elderly lady living alone in older home. Our FWC volunteers built a handicap ramp. Cost $897.
123. October 22, 2020, Rodgers St. Ches. Mother and adult daughter living in older home. Our volunteers sealed the metal roof and were unable to do some interior repairs before the home was rehabbed inside and out. Cost $420.
124. October 23, Tomahawk Trail, VB (MH). FWC volunteers re-floored the front porch of this mobile home. The existing flooring had rotted and was unsafe. This single mother and her daughter can now use the porch safely. Cost $260.
125. October 24, 2020, Military Hwy. Ches. (MH) Single man living in a travel trailer. Our FWC volunteer seal some leaks on the roof. Cost $0.
126. October 24, 2020, Woodland Dr. Ches. Husband and wife living in a nice home. Our FWC volunteers built a handicap ramp for them. Cost $719.
127. October 29, 2020, Killington Arch. Ches. Single lady living alone in nice town home. FWC contributed some of the cost to have a new AC system installed. Cost $1000.
128. October 29, 2020, Elbyrne Dr. Ches. Single lady and four grandchildren living in small, old home. FWC volunteers replaced the refrigerator. Cost $0
129. October 29, 2020, Drawbridge Dr. Ches. Single lady living with four grandchildren in an older home. A FWC volunteer repaired a bathroom sink drain and our plumber repaired another. Cost $125.
130. Oct 30, 2020 Thompkins Lane, Virginia Beach A single elderly lady requested assistance with her leaking bath tub. As the rip out phase progressed, it became obvious that the sink and vanity, the toilet, the water supply lines to the washer, the drain system servicing all bathroom components, and sub-flooring also required replacement along with the corroded bath tub. Volunteers replaced each of the above items to restore the home’s sole bath to full service. Cost: $635.
131. November 2, 2020 Northwood Dr. VB. Elderly widow reported vinyl siding issues. Inspection revealed that her concerns were unfounded. Cost $0.
132. November 5, 2020. Rose Marie Drive, VB. A 71 year old, disabled widower, living by himself in a small house on his Social Security income, requested assistance with repairs in his bathroom. Volunteers installed handicap mods (step through to tub and a grab bar) to his tub. Cost: $41.
133. November 6, 2020. Polluck Drive, VB (MH). A former client reported her porch handrail was broken and a safety hazard. FWC volunteers fabricated and installed a new hand rail from parts on hand. Cost $0.
134. November 7, 2020, Myrtle Ave. Ches. Single lady living alone in small home. FWC volunteers removed a small two room unattached structure that was becoming a hazard and installed fencing to complete the back yard. Cost $0.
135. November 11, 2020, Detroiter Drive, VB (MH). A recent amputee patient had no way to enter or leave his home. FWC volunteers replaced his steps with a wheel chair ramp to the existing porch. Cost $880.
136. November 13, 2020, Jackie Dr. Ches. Elderly mother and adult daughter living in older home. FWC volunteers installed T1-11 siding on both ends of the house. Cost $734.
137. November 13, 2020, Bethel rd. Ches. Mother, grandmother and two children living in older, small home. A FWC volunteer repaired the shingles on two spots on the roof where limbs caused a leak. Cost $0.
138. November 13, 2020, Tree Duck Ct. Ches. (MH) Single lady living alone in mobile home. A FWC volunteer replaced the flapper in the toilet because the water kept running. Cost $5.
139. November 13, 2020, Tree Duck Ct. Ches. (MH) Single lady living alone in mobile home. Our electrician made some adjustments to the water heater to keep the electrical breaker from tripping. Cost $120.
140. November 14, 2020, Anne Ave. Ches. Single mother and son living in nice home. A FWC volunteer repaired the drain under the Kitchen sink and helped the homeowner clear the stoppage in the tub drain. Cost $12.
141. November 14, 2020, Weeping Willow Dr. Ches. Elderly disabled husband and wife living in nice home. An animal control company removed a squirrel from the attic and FWC volunteers did some repairs to help keep the squirrels out. Cost $419.
142. November 16, 2020, Edinburg Ave. Ches. Retired man living alone in older family home. A FWC volunteer repaired a leak on the roof and installed some screen to help keep squirrels out. Cost $0.
143. November 16, 2020, Elm Ave. Ches. A single lady living alone in a nice home. A FWC volunteer repaired a leak on the roof. Cost $0.
144. November 17, 2020, Rosemarie Drive, VB. The second phase for this elderly gent comprised two bathtub repairs: 1) replacing the tub drain, which was rusted through and draining under the house and 2) replacing a faulty diverter valve which was spraying water everywhere. Cost $85.
145. November 18, 2020, Dodington Court, VB. An elderly lady with very modest income had serious vinyl siding issues which resulted in structural water damage to the framing. Our siding contractor removed extensive siding, rebuilt the damaged framing, and reinstalled the siding. Cost $1500.
146. November 21, 2020, Tekoa Rd. Ches. A disabled husband and wife living in a nice home. Our FWC volunteers built a handicap ramp to make getting the husband out of the house easier. Cost $739.
147. November 25, 2020, Saddlebrook Ct, VB. Elderly widow with medical problems living in a small well-kept town house requested assistance with her HVAC system. Our contractor replaced parts under warrantee but system required additional trouble shooting for a Freon leak. Cost: $740.
148. November 27, 2020, Livesay St. Ches. A legally blind and disabled lady living alone in older home. Our plumber reinstalled the bathtub and a FWC volunteer replaced the tile around it. Cost $594.
149. November 27, 2020, Livesay St. Ches. A legally blind and disabled lady living alone in older home. A FWC volunteer installed new vinyl on the bathroom floor. Cost $73.
150. December 9, 2020, Westgate Ct. Ches. An elderly lady living alone in older family home. A heating and cooling contractor replaced the motor in the heat pump. Chesapeake Social Services paid $500 and we paid the remainder. Cost $297.
151. December 9, 2020, Diamond Ave. Ches. Single lady living alone in older home. Our HVAC tech repaired the heating on the HVAC system. Cost $80.
152. December 9, 2020, Polluck Road, VB (MH). Our electrical contractor replaced two receptacles and repaired a third circuit in this mobile home for a former client. There is no heat in the home, and these circuits are necessary for space heaters. Cost $285.
153. December 10, 2020, Lynbrook Landing, VB. A low-income gent has suffered a stroke and is now confined to a wheelchair. FWC volunteers removed a bathroom door, reframed the opening, relocated light switches, and installed a wider door for wheelchair access. We also installed two small ramps at the front door and porch for his wheelchair. Cost $270.
154. December 12, 2020, Babbling Brook Dr., VB. Elderly lady had a faulty front door latch. FWC volunteer replaced faulty fastener. Cost $0.
155. December 12, 2020, Campostella Rd. Ches. (MH) Elderly lady who is legally blind living alone in older mobile home. Our FWC volunteers repaired some deck boards on the porch and removed an additional room that had been added to the home. Cost $171.
156. December 12, 2020. Conestoga Rd. VB. An elderly couple living in a modest home on limited income requested the bathroom be made accessible before the husband returns home from surgery to amputate his leg. FWC volunteers removed the bathroom door, reframed the opening, relocated the light switch, and installed a wider door for wheelchair access. Cost: $147.
157. December 16, 2020, Campus Lane, Virginia Beach A single elderly lady requested assistance with her leaking hot water heater. The leak was on the heater inlet valve and not the water heater. Our plumbing contractor replaced the soldered valve to stop the leak. Cost: $175.
158. December 18, 2020, Emerald Ct. Ches. Elderly mother and father, both disabled, and adult son living in a nice home. A FWC volunteer installed a shower transfer seat, grab bars and a hand-held shower head. Cost $169.
159. December 20, 2020, Campostella Rd. Ches. (MH) Elderly lady who is legally blind living alone in older mobile home. A FWC volunteer replaced a broken microwave. Cost $0.
160. December 20, 2020, Galleon Dr. Ches. Single lady with Parkinson’s living alone in older home. FWC volunteers built a handicap ramp to help the homeowner get in and out of her home. Cost $354.
161. December 21, 2020, Military Hwy. Ches. (MH) Two sisters living in an old mobile home. Our plumber replaced the thermostat in the water heater; some FWC volunteers repaired a broken window, replaced the stove, replaced the bathroom sink, replaced the flapper in the toilet, and sealed a leak in the roof. Cost $206.
162. December 21, 2020, Campostella Rd. Ches. (MH) Mother and adult son, both disabled, living in an older mobile home. Our plumber had to modify the space the water heater fits in to be able to install a new one. Cost $1162.
163. December 22, 2020, Covington Court, VB. A former client had knee surgery and had difficulty bathing. FWC volunteers modified the bathtub to “step through”, added two grab bars, and a shower wand. Using a stool in the tub, bathing is now much easier. Cost $70.
164. December 23, 2020, Elbyrne Dr. Ches. Single lady and four grandchildren living in older small home. Our electrician repaired two circuits that had shorted out and installed GFI’s on both. Cost $290.
165. December 29, 2020, Biltmore Drive, VB. An elderly disabled lady in a well-kept townhome had a roof leak repaired by an FWC contractor earlier this year. Volunteers repaired the water-damaged ceiling with available materials. Cost: 0.
166. December 30, 2020, Indian River Rd, VB. A 53 year-old lady, living in a small, well-maintained house, with her daughter and two grandsons, on limited income, requested assistance with her HVAC system. Our contractor restored the system to operation, donating the cost of labor and materials ($950) to Faith Works.

FAITH WORKS COALITION
2019 PROJECT COMPLETION REPORTS

1. January 3, 2019, Marymount Arch, VB. A separated woman in the process of divorcing her physically abusive husband requested assistance with her hot water and heating system. Volunteers verified operability for both systems after making minor adjustments. Additionally, volunteers reattached separated vent piping, replaced clogged HVAC filters, replaced a broken smoke detector, and replaced batteries in the other three smoke detectors. Cost: $33.

2. January 4,2019, Dodington Court VB. A middle-aged woman, living on a modest income and sharing her home with her grandson, was experiencing extremely high monthly water bills. Volunteers identified the cause of the high water use to be a defective bathroom faucet and toilet flapper valve. Volunteers replaced a leaking sink faucet and a toilet handle/flapper valve. Cost: $0.

3. January 8, 2019, Derby Run, VB. (MH) An older woman with limited income living by herself and recovering from a stroke could not go up her porch stairway without assistance. FWC volunteers built a new ramp and also repaired a roof penetration and back door awning that were the cause of rain water leaks. Cost: $502.

4. January 10, 2019, Oleander Ct, VB. A single lady living in a small, well-kept condo requested assistance with exterior work required by her condo association. Volunteers corrected the discrepancies, Cost: $0.

5. January 14, 2019. Virginia Beach Blvd, VB (MH). Family of 5 living in a well-kept mobile home on limited income requested assistance with a faulty thermostat that was not controlling the furnace. Our HVAC contractor replaced the transformer that powered thermostat. Cost: $150.

6. January 17, 2019. Walkers Grant Lane. VB. Previous client, single lady on limited income living in a small well-kept townhouse, requested assistance with failed hot water heater. Our contractor replaced the hot water heater and the main house cut-out valve. Volunteers replaced the drywall that was removed for access to the cut-out valve. Cost: $1114.

7. January 16, 2019, Alder Court, VB. An elderly lady with very modest income requested assistance in returning her inoperative HVAC system to service. Our contractor restored the system by correctly wiring the installed thermostat for a cost of $160.

8. January 23, 2019, Indian Creek Rd., Ches. Husband, wife, adult daughter, her three children and wife’s brother living in old family home. FWC volunteers rebuilt and outside wall, a bedroom floor and ceiling, installed a new window and carpet. Total Cost $605.

9. January 23, 2019, Lincoln Rd., Ches. Woman living alone in older home she grew up in. FWC volunteers installed wire mesh over an attic vent where squirrels were getting in. Total Cost $17.

10. January 25, 2019, Magnolia Street, VB. (MH) A single lady, living in a run-down mobile home and suffering from Lupus and other health issues, requested help with roof leaks, plumbing problems, and mobility/access issues. FWC volunteers coated her roof to stop leaks, built a new wheelchair ramp and diagnosed plumbing issues. A FWC contractor repaired and unclogged her plumbing. Cost: $1,236.

11. January 29, 2019, Decatur St., Ches. Single lady and grandson living in older home. Our HVAC tech repaired the gas furnace. Total Cost $2620.

12. February 01, 2019, Old Fox Trail, Ches. Single lady living in nice town home. FWC volunteers installed a tub transfer seat; replaced a sink faucet; cleaned a drain; and installed a new toilet. Cost $271.

13. February 04, 2019, Military Hwy., Ches. (MH) Mother, daughter and two grandchildren living in old mobile home. Our electrician repaired a problem with the circuit breakers. Total Cost $0.

14. March 13, 2019, Rutherford Road, VB. An elderly lady who is bedridden had a plumbing leak flooding water into the bathroom. Our plumber was able to respond on short notice and made necessary repairs. Cost $115.

15. February 5, 2019, Diana Lee Ct. VB. Disabled lady on limited income requested assistance with a leaking kitchen faucet. Volunteers repaired the faucet with parts supplied by the homeowner.

16. February 5, 2019, Biltmore Drive. VB. Disabled lady on limited income reported problems with several electrical outlets. Volunteers replaced the faulty outlets with parts supplied by the homeowner. Cost: $0.

17. February 6, 2019, Holland, VB (MH) A middle-aged couple with little income had multiple roof leaks into the living space. Volunteers installed a new metal roofing system to eliminate the leakage for a
cost of $1067.

18. February 7, 2019, Dodington Court, VB. An elderly lady with little income had water leaking from the shower valves wetting the wall behind the tile. Volunteers attempted to replace the valve stems but were unsuccessful. Our plumbing contractor replaced the valves at a cost of $245.

19. February 8, 2019, Spence Circle, VB. A single mom with three children requested assistance with her HVAC system and roofing leaks. Home warranty technicians replaced the coils within the HVAC system and FWC purchased the refrigerant to recharge the system. FWC also arranged for a roofing contractor to repair extensive leaks while volunteers replaced the damaged ceiling drywall. Cost: $1430.

20. February 13, 2019, Military Hwy., Ches. (MH) Single mother and four kids living in old mobile home. FWC volunteers removed the old water heater; rebuilt the floor it was on; installed a new water heater; rebuilt the bathroom floor; and installed a new toilet. Total Cost $550.

21. February 15, 2019, Fern Mill Court, VB. An elderly lady had a broken down garage door, allowing access into her home. There was also a considerable collection of junk in the garage. FWC volunteers replaced the garage door and removed much of the accumulation. Cost $ 465.

22. February 16, 2019, Drayton Rd., Ches. Widow living alone in nice home. FWC volunteers inspected to roof for leaks and found they had already been repaired. Cost $0.

23. February 17, 2019, Military Hwy., Ches. A free clinic serving the uninsured. Our volunteer installed a garbage disposal and a new interior door. Cost $0.

24. February 23, 2019, Elbyrne Dr., Ches. Single lady and four grandchildren living in an older home. FWC volunteers installed a new weather strip around a door; weatherized two window a/c units; and with the help of an electrician installed a new ceiling fan. Cost $144.

25. March 3, 2019, Sandpiper Road, VB. A recently widowed elderly lady requested assistance with her improperly repaired exterior siding. Volunteers replaced the plywood with exterior siding so that the homeowner could maintain her homeowner insurance. Cost: $35.

26. March 8,2019 Lockwood Court VB. A single lady with very modest income had water intrusion into her fireplace chimney, also bringing rain water into her attic. A chimney contractor repaired cracks in the chimney cap, power washed the brick face, and applied a 10year sealant. Cost $630.

27. March 09, 2019, Indian Creek Rd., Ches. (MH) Single lady living alone in an old mobile home. FWC volunteers installed a new window and rebuilt the framing in the wall. Cost $336.

28. March 09, 2019, Christian Ava., Ches. Two sisters and a brother living in family home. FWC volunteers installed a new front and back door; installed some missing gutter; found and patched a leak in the roof; installed a new porch light; and replaced some rotted trim and siding. Cost $678.

29. March 09, 2019, Mossgate Ct., Ches. Elderly lady living alone in nice home. Homeowner thinks there is a water leak due to high bill. FWC volunteers rebuilt a toilet and replaced the hoses under the kitchen sink. A leak detection company found there was not a water leak. Cost $336.

30. March 14, 2019, Virginia Beach Blvd, VB. (MH). A single lady living with her adult son in an older mobile home had a broken and sealed up rear door. Volunteers reframed the doorway and installed a new door providing the family with an emergency exit. Cost: $394

31. March 16, 2019, Homecrest Blvd., Ches. (MH) Disabled mother and teenage daughter living in old mobile home. Kitchen floor needs to be rebuilt and new vinyl installed. FWC volunteers rebuilt the floor and installed new vinyl. Cost $210.

32. March 19, 2019, Gauntlet Ct., Ches. Widow and adult disabled son living in older home. Crack in ceiling needs to be re-supported and patched. FWC volunteers repaired the crack. Cost $0.

33. March 20, 2019, Keats St., Ches. Single lady with both legs amputated living with her daughter and two grandchildren in and older home. With the help of a contractor FWC volunteers replaced several wooden beams and sistered many floor joists; rebuilt the floor in a bedroom and installed new carpet in that room. Total cost $2008.

34. March 21, 2019, Homecrest Blvd., Ches. (MH) Disabled mother and teenage daughter living in old mobile home. Our plumber repaired a leaking water pipe under the kitchen floor. Cost $130.

35. March 21, 2019, Drawbridge Dr., Ches. Single lady living with four grandchildren in older home. FWC volunteer caulked around the bathtub so it won’t leak. Cost $0.

36. March 26, 2019, Heather Drive, VB. An elderly gentleman with little income requested assistance to resolve issues with a malfunctioning toilet and kitchen cabinets. Volunteers replaced the faulty toilet components and cabinet closure devices. Cost: $25.

37. March 27, 2019, Drawbridge Dr., Ches. Single lady living with four grandchildren in older home. A FWC volunteer checked the shower for leaks. Cost $0.

38. March 30, 2019, Military Hwy, Ches. (MH) Two sisters living in old mobile home. Our plumber repaired a leaking faucet and our electrician repaired the circuit breaker controlling the hot water tank. Cost $175.

39. March 30, 2019, Gauntlet Ct., Ches. Widow and adult disabled son living in older home. FWC volunteers replaced a small handicap ramp. Cost $160.

40. April 1,2019, Outer Dr. VB (MH). Previous client had a failed connection to water heater. Our plumber responded on short notice and reconnected the line with parts supplied by the owner. Cost $105.

41. April 3, 2019 Holland Drive, VB (MH). An elderly lady with mobility issues had a dangerous area in her front porch. FWC volunteers made necessary repairs using materials on hand. Cost $0.

42. April 4, 2019, Military Hwy., Ches. (MH) Single mother and four children living in old mobile home. FWC volunteers installed a new bathroom sink and our plumber connected the water lines and drain. Cost $711.

43. April 6, 2019, Red Head Ct., Ches. (MH) Husband and wife living in nice mobile home. FWC volunteers repaired the bathroom floor and living room floor; installed a new storm door; and repaired several doors. Cost $399

44. April 7, 2019, Lincoln Rd., Ches. Woman living alone in older home she grew up in. FWC volunteers closed an opening in the soffit where squirrels were getting in the attic. Cost $47

45. April 7, 2019, Riddick St., Ches. Widow living alone in older home. FWC volunteers repaired a leak in the roof and replaced two missing roof vents. Cost $102.

46. April 9, 2019, Ashley., Ches. Man living alone in nice home. Our FWC volunteer found no evidence of the roof leaking. Cost $0

47. April 13, 2019, Carrollwood Common, Ches. Widow and granddaughter living in nice town home. Our FWC volunteers replaced five windows. Cost $813.

48. April 17, 2019, Lumberjack Drive, VB. This former client is quite elderly and lives on a very low income. She had a broken handle on her kitchen sink, rendering her sink unusable. FWC volunteers were able to find a faucet kit and made necessary repairs. Cost $10.

49. April 18, 2019, Spence Circle, VB. Recent efforts to correct roofing leaks for a FWC client did not identify or repair damage to a separate portion of the roof. The contractor returned and corrected the additional damage. Cost $225.

50. April 22, 2019, Sylvan Court, VB. Previous client requested assistance with a malfunctioning faucet, which volunteers repaired. Cost: $0.

51. April 24, 2019, Sullivan Blvd, VB. A single, elderly, disabled gentleman with a limited income required assistance in replacing the electrical meter box for his home. Our electrical contractor was able to replace the defective box and restore safe, reliable power to the home. Cost: $800.

52. April 26, 2019, N. Witchduck Road, VB. An elderly lady with little income requested assistance with sealing voids adjacent to numerous windows within her home due to deteriorating wood and missing shingles. Volunteers filled the air gaps with expandable insulation thereby eliminating the drafts, repaired the damaged wood, and reattached the shingles. Cost $25.

53. April 24, 2019, Captain Adams, VB. An elderly woman with modest income and living alone in a well-maintained townhome requested assistance in repairing her backyard fence damaged by recent weather events. After explaining our warm, safe, and dry criteria and that fences do not met that requirements, volunteers rebuilt her fence. Cost: $0.

54. April 25, 2019. S. Oliver Drive, VB. Retired single lady living in the house she inherited from her mother. The house was suffering from lack of maintenance and was cited by the city for rotten wood and falling gutters. Our contractor made the required repairs. The cost of the repairs was donated by a friend. Cost: $0.
55. April 26, 2019, Hughes Avenue, VB. FWC volunteers built new steps and repaired an existing ramp for a lady who has mobility issues. She now has safe and attractive entrances to her home. Cost $150.

56. April 27, 2019, Military Hwy., Ches. (MH) Family of mother, father and four children living in old mobile home. FWC volunteers rebuilt the bathroom four. Cost $87.

57. April 29, 2019, Heidi Dr., Ches. (MH) Single lady living alone in a mobile home. She thinks the roof shingles need to be replaced. Our FWC volunteer did some minor repairs; resealed the shingle tabs; and checked an earlier repair. Cost $0.

58. May 4, 2019, Drawbridge Dr., Ches. Single lady living with four grandchildren in a older home. Bathtub drain leaks. Our plumber repaired the drain and FWC volunteers replaced the carpet in a bedroom. Cost $715.

59. May 4, 2019, Drawbridge Dr., Ches. Single lady living with four grandchildren in a older home. A leak developed under the kitchen sink. FWC volunteers repaired the leak. Cost $9.

60. May 9, 2019, Aubrey Drive, VB. A single lady who is a retired correctional officer and lives with her special needs son in a modest townhome requested assistance with recovery from a major leak in her laundry area. Volunteers replaced damaged drywall and insulation. Cost: $106.

61. May 13, 2019, Red Head Ct., Ches. (MH) Husband and wife living in nice mobile home. Roof needed to be replaced. FWC helped pay the bill. Cost $1500.

62. May 14, 2019, Walnut Ave., Ches. Widow and adult niece living in older home. FWC volunteers helped our HVAC tech remove the boiler that not work. Cost $240.

63. May 16, 2019, Elbyrne Dr., Ches. Single lady and four grandchildren living in older home. One of our FWC volunteers replaced a door handle that was broken during an attempted break in. Cost $0.

64. May 16, 2019, Polluck Drive, VB (MH). Phase I. An elderly lady with very modest income had a water leak under her trailer, which resulted in damage to the flooring. Our plumber repaired the leaking piping, and restored water supply to the home. FWC will schedule a future project to replace the flooring and make other repairs to the kitchen. Cost $375.

65. May 17, 2019, Forest View Drive, VB. Previous client requested assistance with roof leaks. Leaks were repaired by a contractor. Cost: $650

66. May 20, 2019, Weeping Willow Dr., Ches. Elderly disabled husband and wife living in nice home. An animal control company removed three squirrels from the attic. Our FWC volunteers removed the gutters and installed metal on the fascia to block where the squirrels were getting in; they also repaired some trim and repaired some insulation in the attic. Cost $486.

67. May 19-22, 2019, Butts Lane, VB. A care giver for her elderly mother needed some modifications to the home. FWC volunteers made the following improvements for this family: 1. We rebuilt an old ramp to proper slope. 2. We modified the tub to be step-in so the mother could be bathed. 3. We replaced the bathroom door with a wider door to accommodate a wheel chair, and added grab bars along the wall. We also provided a tub chair for proper bathing. $700.

68. May 25, 2019, Military Hwy. Ches. (MH) Couple living in old mobile home. Our FWC volunteers replaced three windows and rebuilt the front porch step. Cost $355.

69. May 31, 2019, Haygood Road, VB. An elderly amputee could not maneuver his scooter through-out his home because of the confined hallway and narrow door openings. Volunteers created two arch ways in the back bedrooms in order to restore his access to these areas. Cost: $150

70. May 31, 2019, Topaz Lane, VB. A disabled widow suffering from COPD was experiencing several electrical and plumbing issues within her single-family home. FWC made the following improvements to her home: 1. Our electrical contractor replaced the main electrical panel and all circuit breakers contained within the panel. 2. Our plumbing contractor repaired the leaking valves for both showers. 3. Volunteers restored the home’s 3 toilets to service. 4. Volunteers replaced the kitchen faucet, a bathroom faucet, and the garbage disposal. Cost: $2250.

71. June 3, 2019, Kelso Court, VB. A lady caring for extended family on a modest income had a dangerous electrical circuit and also water seeping into a converted garage room. Our electrician made necessary repairs and a mason sealed up where the water was leaking in. Cost: $725.

72. June 6/7 2019, 2018, Americus Ave., VB. An elderly gent was having difficulty using his front steps. FWC volunteers built a sturdy access ramp and replaced one of his toilets with HC height. Cost: $600.

73. June 12, 2019, Keats St., Ches. Single lady with both legs amputated living with her daughter and two grandchildren in and older home. FWC volunteers widened the bathroom door so the homeowner can get in with her wheelchair. Cost: $186.

74. June 13, 2019. Pine Tops Ct. VB. Widow of a veteran living in a condo on a modest income had major damage to her home when a pipe burst. Her insurance covered the clean-up and provided for restoration, but the contractor doing the restoration disappeared before the job was complete. Volunteers installed attic insulation, 6 doors, and built railings on both sides of an open stairway. Cost: $1091

75. June 17, 2019, Mossgate Ct. Ches. Elderly lady living alone in nice home. Our FWC volunteers installed several pieces of vinyl siding that had blown off in a wind. Cost: $71.

76. June 17, 2019, Bruno Dr. Ches. Single lady living alone in older home. A FWC volunteer repaired the kitchen sink drain. Cost: $0.

77. June 17, 2019, Military Hwy. Ches. This is a free clinic for those who have no health or dental insurance. A FWC volunteer repaired several door locks; replaced two light fixtures; and repaired some potholes in the parking lot. Cost: $0.

78. June 18, 2019. Sherman Oaks Ave. VB. A 67 year old disabled retiree living in a modest home on Social Security requested assistance with a siding leak. Our contractor repaired the flashing. Cost: $200.

79. June 18, 2019. Babbling Brook Drive. VB. Previous client requested assistance with a front door that stuck shut, a re-occurrence of a problem we had addressed several years ago. A volunteer adjusted the door frame and also sprayed for wasps. Cost: $0

80. June 19, 2019. Silina Drive, VB. Wheelchair bound widow requested assistance extending a small ramp. Volunteers built and installed a platform to make it easier for her to access her garage. Cost: $30

81. June 19, 2019, Sequoia Way, VB. An elderly gent lost his income due to sever health issues; his air conditioning system was inoperative. Our HVAC contractor replaced the thermostats and recharged the systems. The contractor donated his $600 service fee to FWC. Cost: $0

82. June 19-20 2019, Polluck Road, VB (MH). An elderly lady in poor health and very modest income had dangerous flooring and dilapidated cabinets in her trailer. FWC volunteers gutted the kitchen, rebuilt the floors in two rooms, and installed a complete kitchen using donated near-new cabinets and appliances. Cost $820.

83. June 25, 2019, Americus Drive, VB. Volunteers repaired multiple roof leaks and replaced exterior light fixtures at the home of a disabled gentleman living on a modest income. They also restored the front entry steps to a safe condition and cleared the gutters of years of debris. Cost: $115.

84. June 26, 2019, Heather Drive, VB. An elderly gentleman, who is a previous client, is unable to keep up his yard maintenance. FWC volunteers partnered with the Christian Youth ministry, LEED 222 and did a complete yard clean up including painting the home's entry way and garage door. Cost $90.

85. June 27, 2019, Iron Leigh Run, VB (MH). A hot water heater leak caused significant damage within an elderly lady’s home. Volunteers stopped the leak by installing a shut off valve to the water heater then replaced the wetted flooring, damaged walls, and failed heater. Additionally, two holes in the home’s roof that were caused by a fallen tree limb were repaired. Cost: $725.

86. July 1 2019. Chancery Lane, VB. A repeat client living in a modest townhome on a limited budget with both physical and mental ailments. She requested assistance with roof and fascia rot, toilet repairs, deck repair and oven repair. Our contractor repaired the roof and fascia, volunteers repaired the deck and toilet. The oven is not repairable and we will provide a replacement range when a donation is available. Cost $828.

87. Jul 1, 2019, Sunstream Parkway, VB. A single woman living alone requested assistance with her inoperative HVAC system. Our HVAC contractor restored the system to service. Cost: $219.

88. July 2, 2019, Military Hwy. Ches. (MH) Two sisters living in old mobile home. Water heater not working. Our FWC volunteers replaced the circuit breaker and needed to replace the heating element but the last time we were there the homeowner was very belligerent and we will not return. Cost $91.

89. July 2, 2019, Lofurno Rd. Ches. Single lady living alone in older home. Roof has a leak. Our FWC volunteers repaired the roof. Cost: $0.

90. July 2, 2019, Deep Creek Blvd. Ches. (MH) Single lady and disabled brother living in older mobile home. FWC volunteers rebuilt the front and back steps; replaced the porch roof; repaired some of the skirting; and sealed some of the roof. Cost: $697.

91. July 2, 2019, Byron St. Ches. Elderly mother and adult daughter living in older family home. A youth group with the help of FWC volunteers built a handicap ramp. Cost: $0.

92. July 2, 2019, Whitehaven Crescent, Ches. Elderly husband and wife living in older home. A youth group with the help of FWC volunteers started to build a handicap ramp for the wife until she returned home and said she didn’t want that thing in her front yard. Cost: $0.

93. July 3, 2019, Heidi Dr. Ches. (MH) A single lady living alone in a mobile home. Our FWC volunteer checked a leak in the roof and found it was coming from condensation from an a/c duct. Cost: $0.

94. July 6, 2019, Keats St. Ches. Single lady who has had both legs amputated living in older home with daughter and grandson. Our FWC volunteers rebuilt the bathroom floor. Total cost $227.

95. July 8,2019, Campus Drive VB. A previous client lost HVAC cooling. Contractor made necessary repairs. Cost $ 204.

96. July 8, 2019, Armistine Ct. VB. A self-employed, middle aged diabetic had leaking shower and tub valves and leaking kitchen sink drain. Our plumber repaired all to essentially new condition. Cost $565.

97. July 9, 2019. Hackney Brief, VB. A couple living in a modest home are living on the husband’s social security and pension. The husband has Alzheimer’s and the wife is his caretaker so she is unable to work. Siding and fascia damage left when a contractor disappeared without finishing the job were repaired by our contractor. Cost: $500.

98. July 11, 2019, Dietz Dr. Ches. Single lady living alone in nice home. The a/c was not cooling so our HVAC tech checked it and found it was running fine just not keeping up with the heat. Cost: $0.

99. July 12, 2019, Keats St. Ches. Single lady who has had both legs amputated living in older home with daughter and grandson. Our FWC volunteers replaced the kitchen faucet. Cost: $116.

100. July 13, 2019, Military Hwy. Ches. (MH) Couple living in an old mobile home. A FWC volunteer repaired a bunk bed ladder to allow a child to sleep on the upper bunk. Cost: $0.

101. July 13, 2019, Franklin St. Ches. Single lady living in older home. A FWC volunteer determined the roof does not have any leaks and our HVAC tech repaired the A/C system. Cost: $300.

102. Jul 16, 2019, Iron Leigh Run, VB (MH). A single woman living alone requested assistance in repairing her HVAC system. Our contractor identified and repaired a leak to return the system to service. Cost: $1245.

103. July 18, 2019, Galberry Rd. Ches. Widow living alone in older home. Our FWC volunteers installed a handicap bar by the bathtub; installed new gutters and corrected a low water pressure in some of the faucets in the home. Cost: $306.

104. July 18,2019, Fair Meadows RD, VB. A 91 YO Man –repeat customer—had an inoperable kitchen faucet and drain leaks at kitchen and bath sinks. Volunteers replaced faucet and repaired drains. Customer provided the faucet. Cost: $0

105. July 19, 2019, Table Rock Ct., VB. An elderly couple had applied to the STOP weatherization program for help with insulation and HVAC repairs, but STOP wouldn’t proceed until roof repairs were effected. Our roofer made the necessary repairs, so weatherization can proceed. Cost: $700.

106. July 23, 2019, Glyndon Drive, VB. A 65 YO widow reported a leaking tub/shower in a 2nd floor bathroom. Volunteers reinstalled the overflow outlet cover. Cost: $0.

107. July 25, 2019, Robinson Road, VB (MH). An elderly lady with very modest income had some dangerous flooring and minor roof leaks in her mobile home. FWC volunteers rebuild portions of her bathroom and entry flooring, installed a new commode, and sealed multiple places in the roof. Cost $175.

108. July 26, 2019, Jefferson St. Ches. Elderly man living with adult niece and nephew. Our plumber with the help of a FWC volunteer replaced the bathtub drain. Cost: $225.

109. July 26, 2019, Sugar Tree Ct. Ches. Single lady living alone in nice home. Our plumber relit the hot water heater pilot light. Cost: $0.

110. July 31, 2019. Hawk Ave, VB. (MH). Single mother with a teenage daughter living in a mobile home on a limited income. A contractor installed a shingle roof over the existing roof but left the gable ends open to the weather and critters. Volunteers closed the ends of the gables and wrapped the fascia on the sides of the trailer using the trim coil provided by the owner. Cost: $6.

111. August 1, 2019, Eight Star Way, Ches. An elderly single lady, her granddaughter and great granddaughter living in a nice home. Our HVAC tech repaired two small gas leaks and checked the A/C system. Total cost $120.

112. August 1, 2019, Providence Rd. Ches. A mother and adult son living in nice home and the A/C is not working. Our HVAC tech installed some stop-leak and Freon in the system. Cost: $300.

113. August 1, 2019, Providence Rd. Ches. An elderly lady, her granddaughter and great granddaughter living in a nice home. The gas A/C system has two small leaks and does not work. The Gas Company repaired the gas leaks and our HVAC tech replaced the capacitor in the A/C unit. Cost: $120.

114. August 1, 2019, Cedar Cove Lane. Ches. A widow living alone in a nice home. Several roof singles need to be replaced. Our FWC volunteers replaced the shingles and repaired some trim. Cost: $11.

115. August 3, 2019, Deep Creek Blvd. Ches. (MH) A single lady living alone in an old mobile home. Our FWC volunteers replaced the front step treads; the front door and storm door; rebuild the back steps; and repaired some floor in a room. Cost: $480.

116. August 3, 2019, Roundtable Ct. Ches. Two sisters living together in town home. Our FWC volunteers built a handrail along the front walk to help down the walk. Cost: $85.

117. August 5, 2019, S. Military Hwy. Ches. (MH) Family of four living in an old mobile home. A FWC volunteer patched a hole in the roof. Cost: $0.

118. August 6, 2019, Armistine Ct. VB. Previous client. Volunteers installed stairway safety rail. Cost: $50.

119. August 6, 2019 Landola Drive, VB (MH). A disabled couple requested assistance in resolving a roof leak and restoring electrical service within their home. Volunteers sealed the roof leak and replaced the wood within the home’s walls and floors that was damaged by the water leak. Additionally, our electrical contractor restored electrical service throughout the residence. Cost: $568

120. August 8, 2019, Beautiful Street, VB. A handicapped lady had some rotted wood on her ramp that FWC built almost 10 years ago. Volunteers made repairs in just a few hours. Cost: $60

121. August 10, 2019, Elbyrne Dr. Ches. Single lady and four grandchildren living in older home. Our plumber cleaned the pilot light mechanism in the water heater so it would light. Cost: $95.

122. August 10, 2019, Drawbridge Dr. Ches. Single lady and four grandchildren living in older home. FWC volunteers replaced the kitchen counter and installed a new garbage disposal. Cost: $267.

123. August 14, 2019, Teal Ct. Ches. (MH) Father and adult daughter living in a mobile home. Our electrical contractor replaced a circuit that was not working. Cost: $339.

124. August 15, 2019, Hawk Ave, VB (MH). Single disabled mother living with her pregnant daughter in a mobile home requested assistance with broken windows after a break-in. Volunteers immediately replaced the broken window in the trailer door with plywood, then ordered and installed a permanent window in the door and replaced the glass in another broken window. Cost: $78.

125. August 15, 2019, Orillia Road, VB. A widow had some minor roof leaks on her two story TH. Our roofer made repairs by replacing several shingles. Because it was minor work, he did not charge us. Cost: $0.

126. August 16, 2018, Glyndon Drive, VB. A 68 year old disabled vet requested assistance with multiple home maintenance problems. Our contractor repaired leakage in both bathrooms and on the roof. Cost $425.

127. August 17, 2019, Cullen Ave. Ches. Single disabled lady living alone in nice home. Our FWC volunteers replaced the deck boards and railings on her deck. Cost: $281.

128. August 17, 2019, Mossgate Ct. Ches. Elderly lady living alone in nice home. A FWC volunteer boarded up a window where there was a a/c unit. Cost: $0.

129. August 22, 2019, Elbyrne Dr. Ches. Single lady and four grandchildren living in older home. Our FWC volunteers replaced the clothes dryer that had stopped working. Cost: $0.

130. August 22, 2019, Liberty Ridge Rd, VB. A retired civil servant with medical issues requested assistance with a bathtub leak that was damaging the ceiling below. Volunteers cleaned off the old caulking and re-caulked the joints between the tub and the surround. Cost: $0.

131. August 28, 2019, Sparrow Rd. Ches. Elderly mother and adult son lining in small, older home. Our plumber installed a new gas water heater. Cost: $900.

132. August 28, 2019, Campus Drive VB. A previous client reported HVAC condensate drain leak. Contractor made necessary repairs. Cost: $169.

133. August 30, 2019, Deep Creek Blvd. Ches. (MH) Single lady and disabled brother living in older, mobile home. A FWC volunteer reset the toilet and replaced the broken hold-down bolt. Cost: $0.

134. August 31, 2019, Deep Creek Blvd. Ches. (MH) Mother has Parkinson’s, daughter and her three children living in old mobile home. Our FWC volunteers repaired the porch roof as necessary and installed corrugated metal on top. Cost: $230.

135. September 2, 2019, Kiwanis Loop, VB. A single lady on very modest income had roof damage during a hurricane. She received HO insurance funds and hired a “roofer” to replace shingles on half of her modest home. The workmanship was totally faulty; the roof began leaking during the next rain. FWC’s roofing contractor needed to replace the entire roof. Cost: $4960.

136. September 10, Level Green Blvd, VB. A single disabled lady living on a limited fixed income with her two grandchildren had multiple plumbing leaks and a rusted bath tub. Volunteers were able to repair the leaks and refinish the bath tub. Grab bars were also installed on the tub to improve accessibility for the family. Cost: $237.

137. September 10, 2019, Realty Lane, VB. An elderly gent had requested the STOP organization to help, under their Weatherization Program, correct his HVAC system. STOP referred him to FWC because of a suspected faulty electrical panel. Our electrician confirmed that the electrical system is up to code, so STOP can proceed with repairs. Cost: $50

138. September 10, 2019, Falling Lane. VB. 57 year old single lady with severe COPD requested help with damaged fascia cited by the city and with electrical circuits not working. Contractors repaired the roof and the electrical circuits. Cost: $985.

139. September 13, 2019. Baltic Ave, VB. A long-time advocate for the homeless in Virginia Beach needed assistance in maintaining an overgrown yard. FWC, working with the Virginia Beach Day of Caring volunteers, cut back overgrown trees and bushes, weeded and cleared out bedding, spread mulch, and restored the yard. Cost: $0.

140. September 13, 2019, Loretta Lane, VB. An elderly woman with Parkinson’s disease attempting to stay in her family home with an adult disabled son requested a ramp as part of a major home renovation. FWC volunteers, in coordination with Virginia Beach City volunteers participating the
“United Way - Day of Caring” program, built a new ramp and repaired the existing porch and railings. Cost: $525.00

141. September 14, 2019, S. Military Hwy. Ches. (MH) Family of mother, Father and four children living in old mobile Home. Our FWC volunteers replaced the front steps with a 8x10 deck and steps. Cost: $337.

142. September 19, 2019. Baltic Ave, VB. A long-time advocate for the homeless in Virginia Beach and recent widow needed assistance in resolving safety issues in and around her home. Volunteers built railings on her porch stoop and steps, dugout and replaced concrete in an area of the front walk that had buckled, added a handicap access to the bathtub and replaced a bathroom flooring. Cost: $54.

143. September 21, 2019, S. Military Hwy. Ches. (MH) Couple living in old mobile home. Our FWC volunteers replaced two windows. Cost: $218.

144. September 26, 2019, Elder Ave. Ches. A 95-year-old widow living alone in older home. Our FWC volunteers checked the roof for leaks and sealed the patio cover. Cost: $0.

145. September 26, 2019, Sunkist Rd. Ches. Single lady living with cousin in home built in 1953. Our FWC volunteers repaired a roof leak and a shower faucet leak. Cost: $0.

146. September 26, 2019, Woods Edge Court, VB. An elderly lady living alone on a limited income requested assistance with her HVAC system. Home warranty technicians repaired the system with FWC reimbursing the homeowner for the service fee and refrigerant to recharge the system. Cost: $250.

147. September 26, 2019, Duquesne Place, VB. An elderly lady with very modest income was informed by the STOP organization that before they could winterize her home water leaks from the roof and the upstairs’ bath tub needed to be stopped and exposed electrical wires in the attic corrected. Contractors repaired the roof and tub leaks while volunteers corrected the attic’s electrical issues. Cost: $585

148. September 26, 2019, Tapscott. Ches. Elderly lady living alone in nice home. Our FWC volunteers repaired a bathtub drain leak and the ceiling below it. Cost: $0.

149. September 27, 2019, Neal St. Ches. Elderly lady age 102 living older nice home. Our FWC volunteers with the help of volunteers from Atlantic Bay Mortgage Group built a handicap ramp to allow her son to get her to doctors’ appointments. We also had help from the Community Church of Chesapeake who paid for the materials. Cost: $0.

150. September 28, 2019, Indian Creek Rd. Ches. (MH) A single lady living alone in old mobile home. Our FWC volunteers replaced six windows. Cost: $545.

151. September 28, 2019, Sunkist Rd. Ches. A single lady living with cousin in home built in 1953. Our plumber unstopped the drain from the washing machine. Cost: $95

152. October 2, 2019, Fairfax Drive, VB. An elderly couple had severe roof problems and rodents entering the walls from holes in the vinyl chimney. Our roofing contractor replaced the roof and made repairs to the chimney. The homeowner paid $2300 toward the costs. FWC cost: $2800.

153. October 4,2019, W. Plantation Rd. VB, A 70 YO woman living with handicapped son had a badly leaking roof. Roofing firm replaced roof. Siding contractor replaced fascia and soffit. Total cost $10,150. FWC cost: $6,150.

154. October 4, 2019, Gettysburg Road, VB. A single lady with very modest income had roof leaks around her skylights and plumbing vent collars. Our roofer sealed up these areas, but advised the roof really needs replacing. Cost $400.

155. October 7, 2019, Military Hwy. Ches. (MH) A mother, father and three children living in an older mobile home. Our FWC volunteers sealed the roof. Cost: $96.

156. October 7, 2019, Barco Drive, VB. An elderly lady with little income requested assistance with the closing of the front door and the intermittent operation of electrical circuits within her home. Volunteers corrected these issues. Cost: $0.

157. October 7, 2019, Conestoga Rd. VB. An elderly couple, living in a modest home, on limited income. The husband has multiple medical problems. A Faith Works’ contractor repaired the fascia and eave areas that were open to critters. Volunteers replaced unsafe flooring and patched the laundry room ceiling. Cost: $979

158. October 8, 2019, Wake Ave. Ches. A single lady living alone in older family home. A FWC volunteer replaced one vent cover on the roof and sealed the others. Cost: $0.

159. October 8, 2019, Loretta Lane, VB An elderly woman with Parkinson’s disease attempting to stay in her family home with an adult disabled son requested assistance with appliances as part of a major home renovation. FWC volunteers delivered a range, refrigerator and bathroom vanity donated by Westminster Canterbury. Cost: $0.

160. October 9, 2019, Drawbridge Dr. Ches. A single lady living with four grandchildren in an older home. A FWC volunteer replaced the glass in a door. Cost: $200.

161. October 10, 2019, Hawk Ave. VB (MH). A gent with a modest income is providing a home for two other basically homeless friends in his mobile home, which had a roof beyond repair. FWC volunteers installed a metal roof system over the existing gable roof. We also repaired the faulty entry door. The owner pledged $300 to FWC to help with future projects. Cost: $1300.

162. October 10, 2019, Keats St. Ches. A single lady who has had both legs amputated, living with adult daughter and her two children in an older home. Our HVAC tech repaired the A/C unit. Cost: $120.

163. October 11, 2019, Tapscott, Ches. An elderly lady living alone in nice home. A FWC volunteer repaired the toilet. Cost: $23.

164. Oct 16, 2019, Alder Court, VB. A single woman living alone requested assistance in repairing her HVAC system. Our contractor determined that the unit was beyond repair and replaced the entire system. Cost: $3,148.

165. October 10, 2019, Silver Leaf Drive, VB. An elderly lady with very little income requested assistance with multiple roof leaks, which our contractor repaired. Cost: $861.

166. October 17, 2019, Sagamore Court, VB. An elderly lady using a walker and wheelchair, needed her existing ramp extended to have a more gradual slope. FWC volunteers made a very classy extension. The materials cost of $320 was pledged by the homeowner. Cost: $0.

167. Oct 20, 2019, Counsellor Lane, VB. A couple with a disabled child requested assistance with roof leaks, broken windows, and misaligned exterior doors. Our roofing contractor corrected the roof leaks while volunteers realigned and sealed the doors. The couple agreed to share the cost of this request by resolving the window issues from their personal funds. Cost: $520.

168. October 22, 2019, California Ave, VB (MH). A single woman requested assistance in repairing damage to her home by her abusive ex-husband. Volunteers installed 4 new windows, rebuilt steps to the front porch, and replaced a broken toilet. Cost: $477.

169. October 23, 2019, Virginia Beach Blvd, (MH). Couple living in a beat up trailer in Trailer City their son and another roommate. Husband and wife are part time laborers. Her breaker box was running hot and the 200 amp main breaker (fed from a 100 amp service) tripped whenever a large load, dryer, oven, and water heater, is put on the system. Our electrician determined that the faulty breaker could not be replaced requiring replacement of the breaker box and all the breakers in the box. Cost $1200.

170. October 26, 2019, Military Hwy. Ches. (MH) Mother, Father and six small children living in a small mobile home. FWC volunteers sealed the roof and replaced a broken sliding glass door with a wall and window. Cost: $166.

171. October 26, 2019, Southaven Drive, VB. An elderly lady with the onset of dementia, has been without hot water since July 2019 when the home’s gas hot water heater failed. Our contractor replaced the water heater. Cost: $1877.

172. October 28, 2019. Mohawk trail, VB. (MH). A disabled couple living in a mobile home requested assistance with multiple roof leaks. Previously a metal roof was installed on the home as phase 1 of the project. In this phase 2 the damaged areas in the ceiling were repaired. Cost: $53.

173. October 29, 2019, Holland Road (MH). An older lady living alone in a mobile home was having difficulty going up her existing, deteriorated stair. FWC volunteers partially demolished, then rebuilt her existing stair with lower risers and a new handrail. A small amount of yard clean-up was also included. Cost: $150.

174. October 29, 2019, Virginius Drive, VB. An elderly gentleman with very modest income was informed by the STOP organization that before they could winterize his home, exposed electrical wires in the attic needed to be insulated. Volunteers corrected the issues. Cost: $15.

175. November 1, 2019, Birch Rd, VB. A 32, a single mother of three, 2 (disabled), 4, & 14 years old with a limited income asked STOP for weatherization assistance. The weatherization was approved contingent upon completion of roof repairs. A contractor completed roofing repairs and volunteers completed other minor repairs. Cost: $720.

176. November 5, 2019, Cecilia Terr. Ches. Single man living in family home trying to get it fixed up so his mother can return. FWC volunteers cleaned and sealed the roof. Cost: $486.

177. November 7, 2019, Blackwater Loop, VB. A young couple with several children in their very modest home, needed to bring the Grandmother home from nursing care so she could live at home. FWC volunteers built a ramp and installed a wide door into grandma’s bedroom to accommodate a transport chair. We also made some needed siding repairs to the home. Cost $750.

178. November 9, 2019, Deep Creek Blvd. Ches. (MH) Mother and adult son living in older mobile home. FWC volunteers rebuilt the front deck and repaired the kitchen floor. Cost: $487.

179. November 12, 2019, April Ave, VB. An elderly lady with modest income requested assistance with various electrical and plumbing issues. Volunteers visited this prior client and installed a new garbage disposal, corrected numerous electrical issues, returned the garage door and toilet to service, and hung new interior doors. Cost: $170.

180. November 13, 2019, Bruno Dr. Ches. Single lady living alone in older home. FWC volunteers installed a oven hood but needed to call an electrician to repair the circuit. Cost: $268.

181. November 13, 2019, Elbyrne Dr. Ches. Single lady and four grandchildren living in small older home. Our plumber cleaned the gas hot water burner. Cost: $0.

182. November 13, 2019, Military Hwy. Ches. (MH) Two sisters living in older home. Our plumber replaced the hot water heater. Cost: $900.

183. November 13, 2019, Elbyrne Dr. Ches. Single lady and four grandchildren living in small older home. FWC volunteers replaced the toilet that was leaking. Cost: $89.

184. November 14, 2019, Deep Creek Blvd. Ches. (MH) Single lady and disabled brother living in older mobile home. FWC volunteers replaced the toilet that was leaking. Cost: $89.

185. November 16, 2019. Kelso Court, VB. A 66 year old widow, a previous client, living with her daughter and 3 grandkids, requested assistance with her oil fired furnace. Our HVAC contractor completed a service call which restored the furnace to operation. Cost $250.

186. November 17 & 21, 2019, Thalia Trace, VB. An elderly gent had his water shut off because of multiple water leaks. Our plumbing contractor rebuilt both commodes, repaired a bathtub faucet, and replaced the kitchen sink faucet and restored water to the home. On a subsequent visit he repaired the water heater. Cost $835.

187. November 23, 2019. Hook Lane, VB. A single, 56 year old, disabled woman requested assistance to make her bathroom more handicap accessible. Volunteers widened her bathroom doorway, installed a smaller vanity and installed a grab bar in her shower. Cost: $370.

188. November 23, 2019, Virginia Beach Blvd, VB (MH). A previous client was unable to get heat. Our HVAC contractor adjusted the set-point on the thermostat and checked that the system is working properly. Cost $80

189. November 25, 2019, Christian Ave. Ches. Two sisters and a brother living in old family home. FWC volunteers replaced the lower kitchen cabinets, countertop, sink, faucet and range hood. Cost: $614.

190. November 27, 2019. Walkers Grant Lane. VB. Previous client, a single lady on limited income living in a small well-kept townhouse requested assistance with her HVAC system as she had no heat. Our HVAC contractor responded the same day I called them and repaired her HVAC system. Cost: $378.

191. November 30, 2019, Backer Road, VB (MH). A disabled couple requested assistance with repairing holes in their home’s floor. Upon investigation, volunteers identified that the home’s water supply system contained multiple leaks that were spraying water on the underside of flooring and floor joists. After replacing all of the failing Quest piping with PEX material, volunteers rebuilt the compromised foundation, installed a new floor in the bathroom, and repaired the damaged flooring in the rest of the home. Volunteers also replaced the bathroom’s vanity and shower valve which were also destroyed by the leaking water. Cost: $675.

192. December 4, 2019, Dylan Drive, VB. Divorced, disabled lady with minimal income and significant medical problems had no hot water. Our plumber repaired the broken toilet flange that caused the leak that shorted out the hot heater and replaced the non-functioning hot water heater. Cost: $1,260.

193. December 5, 2019, Scarborough Way, VB. Single, disabled, 78 year-old lady, with minimal income requested assistance with a water leak inside the ceiling of her half bath. Our plumbing contractor found and repaired the source of the leak. Volunteers repaired the drywall removed by the plumber. Cost: $345.

194. December 5, 2019. Dark Star Run, VB. (MH). A 51year old, single disabled lady requested assistance with roof leaks on her mobile home. FWC had previously repaired leaks in the roof which had not held. Volunteers installed a metal roof over the existing roof. Cost: $1466.

195. December 5, 2019, California Ave, VB (MH). Our plumbing contractor repaired a leak in the water supply system and volunteers replaced an exterior door to a single woman’s home. Cost: $521.

196. December 6, 2019, Holland Avenue, VB (MH). An elderly lady who has very modest income and is mostly bed-ridden had an inoperable toilet. Our plumber made necessary repairs. Cost $135.

197. December 7, 2019, Lincoln Rd. Ches. Woman living alone in older home she grew up in. FWC volunteers replaced the flooring and the sink in the bathroom. Cost: $159.

198. December 7, 2019, Military Hwy. Ches. (MH) Single disabled man living alone in older mobile home. FWC volunteers repaired the deck and deck roof. Cost: $315.

199. December 10, 2019, Walkers Grant Lane, VB. A 72 year old single lady in a well-kept townhouse reported a power outage in her home. Our volunteer coached her on how to reset breakers and cautioned her to use only one space heater on a circuit. Cost: $0.

200. December 10, 2019, Jackson Ave. Ches. Mother and adult disabled son living in old home in historic area. FWC volunteers built two short brick walls under the front porch and sealed several pieces of metal on the roof. Cost: $68.

201. December 10, 2019, Wake Ave. Ches. Single lady living alone in older family home. Our HVAC tech replaced the gas furnace, installed a new return duct, reconnected the thermostat wire, gas line and installed a new smoke pipe. Cost: $2400.

202. December 10, 2019, Military Hwy. Ches. (MH) Family includes mother, daughter and two grandchildren living in old mobile home. Our FWC volunteer repaired a leak in the kitchen drain. Cost: $0.

203. December 13, 2019, Benton Court, VB. A 58 year old recent leg amputee, required handrails on an existing ramp. FWC volunteers added handrails and a minor platform. Cost $88.

204. December 19, 2019, Kelso Court, VB. A 66 year old widow, a previous client, living with her daughter and 3 grandkids, required additional assistance with her oil fired furnace. Our HVAC contractor completed a service call which restored the furnace to operation. Cost $239.

205. December 28, 2019, Millville Ct. Ches. Elderly husband and wife living in older home. Our FWC volunteers built a handicap ramp for the family. Cost: $348.

206. December 28, 2019, Drawbridge Dr. Ches. Single lady and four grandchildren living in older home. Our FWC volunteer repaired the wall under the kitchen sink and repaired a gutter. Cost: $0.

FAITH WORKS COALITION
2018 PROJECT COMPLETION REPORTS

1. January 3, 2018, Sheringham East, VB. 69 year old disabled widow living in a well-kept townhouse on a limited income had no heat. Our HVAC contractor replaced the air handler. Volunteers repaired weather-stripping on the bedroom windows. Cost: $392.

2. January 4, 2018, Lake Edward Drive, VB. A 71 YO wheelchair bound widower requested exterior repairs to stop severe water intrusion. Siding Contractor repaired rotten fascia and windows. Cost $1000.

3. January 10, 2018, North Witchduck Road, VB. An 80 year-old widow, living in a modest home on a small pension, had frozen and ruptured pipes. She and family members cleared out the utility room of appliances, FWC volunteers cut out wallboard to expose the pipes, and our plumber made necessary repairs. Cost $290.
4. January 23, 2018, Bruno Dr., Ches. Single lady living alone in an older home. Kitchen cabinets were in very bad shape; the tile in the shower and the bathtub has deteriorated; a window leaked and damaged the sheet rock under it. FWC volunteers rebuilt the cabinets and new sink; restored the tile in both bathrooms; and restored the sheet rock after fixing the cause of the leak. Cost $1216.
5. January 23, 2018, Libertyville Rd., Ches. Elderly lady living alone in older home. The roof needed to be replaced so we had our roofer complete this project. Cost $2247.
6. January 23, 2018, Derby Run, VB. (MH). A former client requested assistance with a water leak under her trailer. Our plumbing contractor made emergency repairs and restored water service to the home. Cost: $260.
7. January 24, 2018, Friar Tuck Ct., Ches. Disabled Father and adult daughter living in nice home. FWC volunteers replaced several deck boards and floor joists that were rotted on the deck. Cost $139.
8. January 26, 2018, Holland Drive, VB (MH). An elderly lady with very modest income had frozen and rupture pipe in her trailer. Our plumber found the damage and replaced some piping. Cost $385.
9. January 29, 2018, Deep Creek Blvd., Ches. (MH) Single lady and disabled brother living in older mobile home. FWC volunteers repaired the bathroom floor and tub surround. Cost $204.
10. January 29, 2018, Sparten St. VB. (MH). Homeowner reported her only toilet in the trailer was completely clogged and could not be cleared despite repeated
attempts. Our plumber cleared the drain line along with the shower head line which was also found to be clogged during testing. Cost $335.
11. February 2, 2018, Jonas St, VB (MH). An elderly lady with a limited income was without heat in her trailer. Our HVAC contractor replaced a faulty fan motor and a failed heater strip. Cost $588.
12. February 3, 2018, Frost Road, VB. A 66 year old couple, both disabled, living in a small home, requested assistance with electrical and plumbing problems. Our electrical contractor rewired a burned out circuit. Our plumber rebuilt the kitchen sink drains and cleared the plugged up drainage line. Cost: $695.
13. February 9-10, 2018, North Witchduck Road, VB. An elderly lady in her small home had a bad roof on her utility room, a fallen down ceiling, and a leaking water heater. Our roofer rebuilt the roof structure and installed a new roof. Volunteers then replaced the insulation and ceiling and installed a new water heater. Cost $2530.
14. February 18, 2018, Military Hwy., Ches. (MH) Two sisters living in older mobile home needed new front and back steps plus the bathtub faucet would not turn off. Our plumber repaired the faucet and FWC volunteers built the new front and back steps. Cost $671.
15. February 18, 2018, Deep Creek Blvd., Ches. (MH) Single lady and disabled brother living in older mobile home with a leaking toilet. FWC volunteers repaired the toilet with a new tank to seat seal. Cost $0.
16. February 18, 2018, Towanda Rd., Ches. Elderly husband and wife living in older home. Husband has dementia. FWC volunteers sealed a small roof leak and removed an old water filter. Cost $29.
17. February 20, 2018, Guynn Ave., Ches. Elderly lady living in older home. Awning came down with the large snow we had. FWC volunteers reinstalled the aluminum siding it pulled down and the reinstalled the awning. Cost $0.
18. February 21, 2018, Cedar Rd., Ches. Widow living in nice home. Roof is leaking around chimney. FWC volunteers caulked around chimney and installed a chimney cap. Cost $28.
19. February 15, 2018, Sparten St, VB (MH). A single woman with limited income submitted a repeat request for assistance with blowing circuit breakers. The heating and cooling systems within her trailer are not functional and she utilizes a portable electric heater to maintain the living space warm. The breaker trips were confirmed to be primarily caused by excessive current loading. The volunteers identified and informed her of the outlets throughout the trailer that are rated at 20 amps. They
recommended she use these outlets to supply only the heater. A single faulty circuit was found. It was not repaired since it did not affect the trailer’s habitability. Volunteers also replaced a faulty outdoor porch light. No cost to FWC.
20. February 23, 2018, Fife St., Ches. Elderly mother, daughter, granddaughter, and three great grandchildren living in nice home. Bathroom needs to be rebuilt - floor, sink and toilet. FWC volunteers repaired the floor, installed a new sink vanity, and rebuilt the toilet. Cost $248.
21. February 24, 2018, Red Head Ct., Ches. (MH) Husband and wife living in nice mobile home. Roof is leaking. FWC volunteers caulked around all of the vents. Cost $0.
22. February 28,2018, Outer Drive, VB (MH). Mother and 2 children living in a camper trailer with no water heater and a leaking roof. Volunteers designed and installed a shed next to the camper, installed a water heater there, connected water lines to the camper and replaced a broken skylight. Plumbing contractor replaced broken tub drain. Cost $821.
23. March 6, 2018, Gadwall Court, VB. Contractor replaced the roof. FWC volunteers removed and replaced sections of rain damaged ceiling and applied popcorn texture to match existing removed and replaced ruined carpet and pad in the closet and repaired a loose and dangerous hand rail. Cost $2225.
24. March 8, 2018, Lavender Lane, VB. Volunteers built an accessible wheelchair ramp and related stair. Cost $959.
25. March 12, 2018, Old Guard Crescent, VB. Recent medical issues forced a single female into an extended hospital stay followed by an undetermined home recuperation period during which time her heating and cooling system failed. An HVAC contractor replaced the system with the costs shared between the homeowner and FWC. FWC cost $2400.
26. March 18, 2018, Whitehead Ct., Ches. (MH) Elderly mother and adult son living in nice mobile home. Water heater leaked and soaked several rooms. FWC volunteers rebuilt the closet where the water heater was; installed new laminate flooring in the kitchen and hall; carpet in the bedroom and closet; and vinyl in the bathroom. Cost $700.
27. March 18, 2018, Trumpet Rd. Ches. Single lady living with adult grandson in nice home. FWC volunteers replaced the rotted wood under the backdoor threshold; the bottom of the door frame; and replaced the weather strip around the door. Cost $97.
28. March 22, 2018, Whitley Park Drive, VB. An elderly couple whose only income is their Social Security checks requested assistance when their gas hot water heater failed. Volunteers replaced the drywall that was damaged when the hot water heater failed. Our contractor replaced the hot water heater. Homeowner contributed $110 to the project. Cost: $1731.
29. March 27, 2018, Quaker Pl. Ches. Elderly lady living in nice home with grandson, granddaughter and her two children. Their gas furnace stopped working. We had our HVAC specialist make the repair. Cost $120.
30. March 27, 2018. Sylvan Ct. VB. A former client requested assistance with minor plumbing problems. Repairs were completed by volunteers. Cost: $9.
31. March 28, 2018, Sir Kay Dr. Ches. Retired teacher living in nice home with adult son and disabled brother-in-law. FWC volunteers repaired a crack in the ceiling; several wall outlets not working; and the sheetrock under a window that had leaked. Cost $11.
32. March 31, 2018, Southport Ave., Ches. Elderly widow living alone in older home. FWC volunteers replaced the rotted facia around the home and repaired the sagging porch roof. Cost $435.
33. April 2, 2018, Meroney Drive, VB (MH). A single mom and her daughter with a limited income reported blue sparks within her power panel when breakers were operated. Our electrical contractor replaced numerous circuit breakers and several outlet receptacles within the living spaces to restore her system to a safe and reliable condition. Cost $288.
34. April 2, 2018, Princess Anne Road, VB. An elderly woman with limited income reported a water leak in her water supply system within the crawl space. Additional investigation identified leaks on the kitchen faucet, a failing well pump, a faulty toilet fill valve, and an inoperative water heater. Volunteers repaired the pipe burst in the crawl space and replaced the above listed components. Cost $653.
35. April 2, 2018, Meroney Drive, VB (MH). A single mom and her daughter with a limited income reported multiple roof leaks that various individuals and contractors unsuccessfully attempted to repair. FWC Volunteers installed a metal roof over the existing roofing structure. Cost $1098.
36. April 2/5, 2018, Clydesdale Lane, VB. A multi-generational family of five had multiple plumbing and electrical issues. Our plumbing contractor cleared the main drains of stoppage, and FWC volunteers rebuilt the drains under the kitchen sink, and replaced the plumbing drains under an upstairs tub/shower that was leaking
into the living room, then made necessary ceiling repairs. While there we also replaced a defective kitchen light fixture. Cost $380.
37. April 17, 2018, Hughes Ave. VB. 53 year old disabled lady living in the 1940’s house that she inherited from her parents requested assistance with roof leaks. Our contractor repaired the leaking areas. Cost: $2500.
38. April 26, 2018, Elbyrne Dr., Ches. Single lady and four grandchildren living in small home. Furnace making strange noise, our HVAC repairman found a piece of paper in the fan. Cost $80.
39. April 26, 2018, Parkside Dr., Ches. Single lady and 8-year-old grandson living in nice home. Our plumber repaired several faucets that were leaking. Cost $595.
40. April 27, 2018, Mill Lake Quarter, Ches. Widow and adult daughter living in town home. Our plumber unstopped the kitchen and toilet drains. And a FWC volunteer replaced the shelf under the sink. Cost $85.
41. April 27, 2018, Strawberry Ln., Ches. Elderly widow living in older home. FWC volunteers repaired a leak in the stove hood exhaust and replaced the patio screen door rollers. Cost $18.
42. April 27, 2018, Tenure Ct, VB. A 66 year old widow with a limited income requested assistance with roof leaks. The roof had deteriorated to the point where the plywood sheathing needed to be replaced. Our contractor rebuilt her roof. Cost: $4895.
43. April 27, 2018, Virginia Beach Blvd, VB (MH). An elderly lady with modest income had a kitchen fire doing structural damage to the roof and the entire kitchen in her trailer. Her family and friends were able to do the repair work, but asked FWC for financial help with material costs. A FWC member donated all kitchen appliances and we provided dumpsters and material for the roofing, drywall, and flooring. Cost $1650.
44. April 30, 2018, King Court, Ches. Single lady living with 14 year old granddaughter in town home. Water leak causing a very high water bill. Our plumber found no leak. FWC volunteers reattached the kitchen cabinets. Cost $0.
45. May 1, 2018, Linshaw Lane, VB. An elderly couple with difficulty walking and modest income had unsafe entryways on the front and side doors. FWC constructed a wheelchair accessible ramp with platform and a separate stair for the front entry. The family assisted with the removal of several conflicting bushes. Cost $1,052.
46. May 3/4, Detroiter Drive, VB (MH). A family whose bread winner has cancer and lost his employment had a very leaky roof on their well-kept trailer home. They also have compiled a large debt of un-paid medical bills, and under a great deal of emotional stress. FWC volunteers brought joy and hope to this family by installing a new roof over the trailer and making repairs to the hall-way that was damaged by rain. Cost $1070.
47. May 5, 2018, Longdale Crescent, Ches. Elderly man living alone in nice home. FWC volunteers repaired the bathroom floor and replaced some tile around the bathtub. Cost $218.
48. May 8, 2018, Rica Drive, VB. A widow living on social security payments requested assistance with several broken or damaged items, including a fence gate, door closers, and toilet. Volunteers repaired those items during the initial survey visit, and called the FWC roofing contractor to repair a possible leak. The leak was identified and fixed. Cost $400
49. May 7, 2018, Northwood Drive, VB. An elderly couple experienced minor roof leaks. Our roofer replaced some shingles and added some needed flashing. Cost $340.
50. May 8, 2018, Jonas St, VB (MH). A single woman living with her disabled daughter living on social security payments requested assistance with collapsing floors in both baths. Volunteers installed a new floor in each of the damaged baths. They also replaced a leaking toilet and a leaking kitchen faucet. A new electrical outlet was installed into a location that had separated from the wall. Cost $335.
51. May 12, 2018, Princess Anne Road, VB. During the second phase of this project, repairs were made to the shower walls and bathroom floor that experienced water damage for this single woman living on a limited income. Volunteers rebuilt and retiled the shower wall and installed a new floor to seal the bath from the environment. Cost $139.
52. May 15, 2018, Gracie Rd., Ches. Single lady living alone in older home, needed hand rails at front steps. FWC volunteers built the hand rails. Cost $96.
53. May 15, 2018, Hazel Ave., Ches. 93 year old widow living in nicely kept home. Roof needs to be replaced. Our roofer did this work. Cost $3140.
54. May 23, 2018, King Court, Ches. Single lady living with 14 year old granddaughter in town home. A small water leak was repaired by our plumber. FWC volunteers reset the kitchen cabinets. Cost $125.
55. May 26, 2018, Southport Ave., Ches. Elderly widow living alone in older home. FWC volunteers installed a hand rail by the front steps. Cost $0.
56. May 29, 2018, S. Military Hwy., Ches. (MH) Single lady living alone in mobile home. AC unit not working. Our HVAC tech did repair. Cost $80.
57. May 31, 2018, Mayon Dr., Ches. Couple and adult son living in old home. Almost flat roof needs to be replaced and kitchen cabinets need to be replaced. Youth from Team Effort did the roof work and FWC volunteers did the kitchen work. Cost $1387.
58. May 31,2018, Forest View Dr. VB. Divorced disabled woman requested assistance with a roof leak. Our plumbing contractor repaired the leak at no cost to FWC. Our HVAC contractor repaired the gas furnace flue. Cost $360
59. May 31, 2018, Campus Drive. VB. A previous client’s townhouse HVAC was inoperative. Our HVAC contractor made necessary repairs. Cost $162.
60. June 7, 2018, Sylvan Lane, VB. A former client requested assistance with a toilet that would not flush. Volunteers adjusted the flush handle and replace the float valve at no cost to FWC.
61. June 8, 2018, Jonas Street, VB (MH). An elderly lady with a limited income was without a working refrigerator. After our appliance contractor determined that it was not cost effective to repair the appliance, volunteers replaced the unit at no cost with one in the FWC inventory. Diagnostic cost: $70.
62. June 16, 2018, Bluebonnet St., Ches. (MH) Disabled man living in nice mobile home. FWC volunteers built a handicap ramp and widened the bedroom door. Cost $1297.
63. Jun 16, 2018, Meroney Drive, VB (MH). After installing a metal roof, volunteers installed new flooring and carpeting in the living room and bedroom within the residence. A new header was also installed under the living room’s exterior wall and jacked to return the floor to a level condition. Cost: $568.
64. June 16, 2018, Campostella Rd., Ches. (MH) Single man living in old mobile home. FWC volunteers repaired the living room floor and rebuilt the front porch. Cost $1247.
65. June 22, 2018, New Bridge Road, VB. An elderly lady and her extended family has a two-zoned HVAC system; both systems were older and beyond economic repair. Damuth Trane donated all equipment for a 3-ton system and our HVAC contractor installed the system. The family now has good heat and A/C in most of their home. Cost $1100.
66. June 23, 2018, Dietz Dr., Ches. Single lady living alone in nice home. The AC wasn’t working. Our HVAC technician repaired the unit. Cost $200.
67. June 23, 2018, Blue Bill Ct., Ches. (MH) Elderly lady living alone in well kept mobile home. FWC volunteers rebuilt the rear deck and out plumber replaced the kitchen faucet. Cost $563.
68. June 26, 2018, Fife St., Ches. 82 year old mother, daughter, granddaughter and three great grandchildren living in nice home. Our plumber repaired the bathtub faucet and replaced the kitchen faucet. Cost $250.
69. June 26, 2018, Military Hwy., Ches. (MH) Two sisters living in old mobile home. Our plumber replaced the thermostat in the hot water heater. Cost $125.
70. June 26, 2018, Atlantic Ave., Ches. Mother and adult daughter living in older home. Our roofer repaired all of the rotted sheathing and installed new roofing. Cost $4671.
71. June 27, 2018, Oconee Avenue, VB. (MH) An older lady with walking deficiencies needed a ramp to access her house trailer. FWC volunteers designed and built a ramp and stair to fit in a tight space, as well as re-built a side exit door and related platform and stairs. Cost: $1,282.
72. June 28, 2018. Meroe Ct, VB. A 56 year old retired Navy Corpsman with medical problems that prevent her from working experienced water and mold damage which required complete gutting of her kitchen. Volunteers installed a donated sink and base cabinets as a temporary solution while waiting for a Home Depot veterans grant for a complete new kitchen to be approved. A broken window was also repaired. Cost: $218.
73. June 28, 2018, Baccalaureate Drive, VB. A single woman living alone requested assistance with a leaking sky light, water damaged fascia boards, and security issues with a pair of sliding glass doors. Volunteers installed a new composite fascia and locking devices on the sliding glass doors. After a detailed inspection of the sky light revealed a crack in the actual glass cover, the homeowner opted to remove the sky light at her own expense vice sealing the glass. Cost: $65.
74. June 30, 2018, Fitchett St., Ches. Elderly widow and two granddaughters living in nice home. FWC volunteers replaced four windows. Cost $847.
75. July 3, 2018, Oconee Drive, VB (MH). During the installation of a handrail for a previously installed handicap ramp, volunteers noticed that the electrical outlets in the front end of the residence did not work. Volunteers resolved the issue by
installing new receptacles in the affected area supplied by a separate circuit. Cost $71.
76. July 6, 2018, Sunstream Blvd, VB. A single woman living alone requested assistance in repairing water and termite damage to an exterior wall. The damage included 8 floor joists, two of which were completely parted from the load bearing wall. The project was expanded during when volunteers discovered active termites within the home, a broken window, and a water leak into the living space via the air handler from the air conditioning system. Volunteers replaced the damaged structure, installed new drywall, and applied a swirl finish to the drywall to match the original plaster pattern. Contractors treated the termite activity, repaired the window, and serviced the HVAC system to correct the water leakage from the air handler. Cost: $965.
77. July 6, 2018, 17th Street, VB. A single handicap woman living alone requested assistance with a possible roof leak, loose stairway carpet, separating kitchen cabinets, and electrical issues with interior and exterior fixtures. Volunteers resolved the roof leak, the loose stair carpeting, and the separating kitchen cabinets. They also installed a new light fixture in the kitchen and one at the front entrance. A new light fixture was also installed at the rear entrance along with replacing the damaged rear door molding. The rear porch railing was also repaired. Cost: $108.
78. July 7, 2018, Guynn St., Ches. Elderly lady living in older family home. FWC volunteers installed a new patio door. Cost $706.
79. July 14,2017, Deming Ct, VB. An elderly lady on modest income requested assistance after her small townhouse was vandalized. In preparation for replacing her kitchen, volunteers removed the sink and lower cabinets, floor tile, and moldy drywall. Cracks and gaps between the slab and the wall on three sides of the house were filled with concrete and mortar mix. TeamEffort is painting the inside of her house. Cost: $100.
80. July 19, 2018, Pawnee Rd, VB. A widow living in a modest house on limited income reported that her bathroom floors were falling through. Volunteers from Emmanuel Episcopal Church replaced the rotting wood and retiled the floor. Cost: $17
81. July 21, 2018, Bear Creek Ln., Ches. Mother, daughter and four grandchildren living in nice home. AC does not cool on very hot days. Our HVAC tech did this repair. Cost $160.
82. July 27, 2018, Martin Ave., Ches. Elderly lady living with adult son in older home. FWC volunteers installed a new window AC unit and repaired the front door so it will lock. Our plumber got the kitchen sink in stopped. Cost $243.
83. August 03, 2018, Dumbarton Dr., Ches. Single lady living alone in nice home. AC was not working. Our HVAC tech did the repair. Cost $0.
84. August 3, 2018 Detroiter Drive, VB (MH). FWC had previously replaced the roof on this mobile home, for a family with serious health issues and resulting medical cost debt. During this final phase we finished repairing water damaged flooring. Cost $260.
85. August 8, 2018 1073 Brooklyn Avenue, VB. An FWC team of 6 volunteers installed a wheelchair ramp and small stair for an elderly women with increasing immobility. Cost $670.
86. August 8, 2018, Meroney Drive, VB (MH). A single mom and her daughter with a limited income reported multiple roof leaks in the pop out portion of the structure. FWC Volunteers installed a metal roof over the affected area and also corrected flooring issues in the second bedroom. Cost: $117.
87. August 11, 2018, Evers Ct., Ches. Husband and wife living in town home. VFC volunteers replace four windows, a sliding glass door, and repaired some tile in a shower. Cost $1134.
88. August 11, 2018, Drawbridge Dr., Ches. Single lady and four grandchildren living in older home. Our plumber unstopped the washer drain and VFC volunteers repaired several bifold doors, replaced a French door and got them some roach powder. Cost $744.
89. August 12, 2018, Red Head Ct., Ches. (MH) Husband and wife living in nice mobile home. FWC volunteers repaired several doors, installed a new range hood, and adjusted a storm door. Cost $0.
90. August 15, 2018, Challis Dr., Ches. Husband and wife living in small, older home. Members of the homeowner’s church removed and replaced the roof shingles. Cost $1650.
91. August 15, 2018, Rica Drive, VB. An elderly lady with very modest income was about to lose her HO Insurance because of a deteriorated roof. Our roofing contractor replaced the entire rear portion of the roof, and the HO will start saving money for the front half, which is good for another few years. Cost $2800.
92. August 15, 2018, Ruddy Oak Ct, VB. A single woman living alone requested assistance in unclogging drains and restoring various electrical circuits within the home. Contractors resolved these issues. Volunteers resolved issues with a toilet’s
flush valve, a kitchen light, and a potential leak from the upstairs bath on the kitchen ceiling. Cost: $671.
93. August 17, 2018, Sunstream Parkway, VB. A single woman living alone requested assistance in stopping water entering a finished garage. Volunteers discovered wood vice mortar was used to seal the top cinder block course in the structure’s foundation. After sealing the wood gap, volunteers installed a rain gutter on the back of the garage roof and a french drain on the garage’s exterior walls to direct water away from the foundation. Cost: $180.
94. August 22, 2018 Peachcreek Lane, VB (MH). A lady with Alzheimer’s and limited heart function is becoming immobile. FWC designed and installed a new wheelchair ramp for her use. The project was sponsored by Bayside Presbyterian church as they paid for material costs. No cost to FWC.
95. August 23, 2018, Bells Mill Rd., Ches. Elderly widow living in older but nice home. We had a roofing contractor replace the shingles. Cost $3038.
96. August 23, 2018, Westsail Ct. VB. Homeowner is a divorced 70 year old living in a small, well kept townhouse on limited income. She requested assistance with mold/dry rot on the trim around the side-light window next to her front door. Volunteers cut out the bad wood and replaced it with “never-rot” at no cost to FWC.
97. August 29, 2018, Lumberjack Dr., VB. An elderly lady with very modest income had a faulty toilet. FWC volunteers replaced the flush valve, restoring proper operation. Cost $10.
98. September 3, 2018, Military Hwy., Ches. (MH) Single lady living alone in mobile home. FWC volunteers replaced a porch and added a handicap ramp. Cost $1242.
99. September 4, 2018, Elbyrne Dr., Ches. Husband, wife and two small children living in small home. A roofing company replaced the roofing on this home to stop the leaks. Cost $3225.
100. September 5, 2018, Meroney Drive, VB (MH). A young family of four living on a limited income reported multiple roof leaks throughout the structure. During the initial visit, the entry deck into the residence was also evaluated as unsafe. FWC volunteers installed a new entry deck and with the assistance of a contractor repaired the multiple roof leaks. Cost: $1935.
101. September 6, 2018, Great Lakes Dr, VB (MH). A single male living alone requested assistance in restoring electrical circuits within the home and installing
exterior entry lighting fixtures. FWC volunteers installed the exterior lighting fixtures and an electrical contractor replaced two circuit breakers. Cost $212.
102. September 7, 2018, Princess Anne Road, VB. An elderly lady that lives alone on a limited income was experiencing difficulties with her well pump. Volunteers found a loose connection on the suction side of her well pump was introducing air into the pump and causing it to operate well below rated capacity. Once the fitting was tightened, the air leak stopped, and the pump returned to normal operation. No cost to FWC.
103. September 7/8, 2018, Mohawk Drive, VB (MH). An financially struggling young couple with two young children own a MH in pretty bad condition. FWC volunteers made considerable improvements to the home by installing new subflooring, carpet and vinyl in three rooms, correcting roof leaks, installing a ceiling in the kitchen, and rebuilding the front steps. Cost $980.
104. August 15/16 and September 12, 2018 Meroe Ct, VB. A 56 year old retired Navy Corpsman with medical problems that prevent her from working experienced water and mold damage which required complete gutting of her kitchen. In June volunteers installed a donated sink and base cabinets as a temporary solution while waiting for a Home Depot veterans grant to be approved. With the grant approval, volunteers installed a new kitchen flooring, lighting, cabinets, countertop, sink and new appliances. The back door from the kitchen was also replaced. Cost: $5000 paid for with a Home Depot Foundation/Team Depot grant.
105. September 15, 2018, Indian Creek Rd., Ches. Husband, wife, daughter and three children living in old, small home. FWC volunteers strengthened the roof, replaced some of the roof sheathing, rebuild a outside wall, and rebuild an interior ceiling. A roofing company replaced the roofing for free. Total Cost $906.
106. September 20, 2018, Devonshire Dr., Ches. (MH) Husband, wife and two children living in older mobile home. Our HVAC tech replaced the ducts. Total Cost $700.
107. September 20, 2018, Deep Creek Blvd., Ches. (MH) Single lady and disabled brother living in older mobile home. FWC volunteers repaired a leak in the roof and repaired the ceiling; repaired the front door and replaced the back door. Total Cost $383.
108. September 21, 2018, Robert Jackson Drive, VB. 61 year old disabled, retired Navy veteran requested assistance in removing a bees’ nest from inside her wall. A pest control company had treated the nest, but would not remove the wall or the siding for access to the nest. Volunteers removed the outdoor light (the access
point) and peeled back the siding to expose the nest so the pest control company could complete their work. No cost to FWC.
109. September 24, 2018, Iron Leige Run, VB. (MH) An elderly man living with his sister is confined to a wheelchair and was released from a nursing home, without being able to enter/exit his trailer home. FWC Volunteers were coincidentally notified of an existing ramp that was donated. FWC removed the ramp, transported it and installed it at the new location. Costs: $260. partially reimbursed by H/O.
110. September 25, 2018, Drawbridge Dr., Ches. Single lady with four grandchildren in older home. FWC volunteers rebuilt several kitchen drawers. Cost $0.
111. September 25, 2018, Sugar Tree Ct., Ches. Single lady living alone in nice home. FWC volunteers repaired the heating element in the stove. Cost $0.
112. September 28, 2018, Deming Ct, VB. An elderly lady on modest income requested assistance after her small townhouse was vandalized. In July volunteers removed the sink and lower cabinets, floor tile, and moldy drywall. TeamEffort youth painted the interior of the house this summer. This week volunteers repaired drywall and installed new vinyl floor, lower cabinets, and appliances. The appliances and some of the cabinets were recycled from Westminster Canterbury. Cost: $1138.
113. September 26, 2018, Alder Circle, VB. An elderly lady with very modest income had leakage from an upstairs toilet that damaged portions of the ceiling in the bath below. Volunteers corrected the leak and restored the ceiling. Cost $12.
114. September 26, 2018, Hill Meadow Drive, VB . An elderly lady with little income had a leaking roof, a torn screen on the sliding glass door in the rear of the home, and serious concerns regarding the security of the front entry door. Our roofing contractor identified and repaired the damaged roof areas while volunteers replaced the screen and fitted the entry door with a steel safety bar. Cost $382.
115. September 27, 2018, Dodington Court, VB . An elderly lady with little income had electrical arcing and sparking emitting from a ceiling fan. Volunteers replaced the fan. Cost: $55.
116. October 01, 2018, St. Brides Rd. W, Ches. Elderly husband and wife living in older home. FWC volunteers installed a 27’ aluminum handicap ramp. Total Cost $0.
117. October 02, 2018, Mill Lake Quarter, Ches. Widow and adult daughter living in town home. Our plumber unclogged the bathroom drain, repaired the sink faucet and toilet. Cost $510.
118. October 02, 2018, Persimmon Ct, Ches. Elderly man living alone in older but well kept mobile home. Our volunteers repaired the bathroom floor and the steps and railings on the porch. Cost $285.
119. October 4, 2018, Saville Gardens, VB. A single lady on modest income had ceiling stains near roof vent pipes. Our roofer made as much repair as possible, but discovered water damaged roof decking which requires further repair. We advised the homeowner to file a claim with her Homeowners Insurance which she will do. Cost $200.
120. October 2, 2018, Margate Avenue, VB. A single woman with modest income had water leaking through her kitchen ceiling in her two-story townhome. Volunteers identified the source to be a roof leak that followed the vent line to the bottom of the bath tub trap, located directly above the damaged ceiling. Our roofing contractor repaired the leaking vent pipe and volunteers repaired the kitchen ceiling. Volunteers also assisted the home owner with replacing a ceiling fan, caulking two bath tubs, and repairing the front doorbell. Cost $177.
121. October 4, 2018, Great Lakes Drive, VB (MH). A disabled middle-aged male with little income had multiple roof leaks into the living space. Volunteers installed a new metal roofing system to eliminate the leakage. Cost $470.
122. October 6, 2018, Weblin Drive, VB. A single middle-aged man with very little income suffered water damage from a roof leak, a drain pipe leak from an upstairs bath, and a failed quest water supply pipe. After the leaks were repaired by others, volunteers replaced the damaged drywall and refinished the ceiling. Cost $32.
123. October 12, 2018, Sugar Tree Ct., Ches. Single lady living alone in nice home. FWC volunteers repaired the tub faucet and a few other minor items. Cost $0.
124. October 12, 2018, Lindale Dr., Ches. Elderly lady living alone in older home. Our roofing contractor repaired some roof shingles. Cost $450.
125. October15,2018. Saddlebrook Ct, VB. Elderly widow with medical problems living in a small well-kept town house requested assistance with roof leaks. Our contractor repaired the roof. Cost: $895.
126. October 17, 2018, Ocean Bay Drive, VB. A couple with modest income was cited by code inspectors for 2 balconies that were dangerous and detaching from the second floor of their condo. FWC volunteers reconstructed the existing
balconies to satisfy building code and condominium association requirements. Cost: $0
127. October 20, 2018, Raycraft Drive, VB (MH). An elderly lady with very modest income had a broken front door and a small roof leak. FWC volunteers rebuilt the door jamb, put a patch on the roof, and repaired the ceiling. Cost $100.
128. October 20, 2018, Teal Ct., Ches. (MH) Father and adult daughter living in mobile home. FWC volunteers removed the front porch and built a new one. Total Cost $365.
129. October 20, 2018, Elbyrne Dr., Ches. Husband, wife and two small children living in small home. FWC volunteers removed sheet rock, insulation and a window header that were damaged from a roof leak and replaced them. Cost $21.
130. October 20, 2018, Hearthside Ct., Ches. Mother, father and eight children living in a town home. FWC volunteers replaced a damaged gutter, several windows and added trim around the inside of the windows. Cost $1221.
131. October 24, 2018, Kingston Drive, VB. A lady with a multigenerational household had a roof leak on a room addition. Our contractor made repairs to the roof and added metal flashing and other repairs to keep rain from getting behind the vinyl siding. Cost $700.
132. October 27, 2018, Providence Rd., Ches. Mother and adult son living in nice home. FWC volunteers replaced a upper and lower window sash; the back storm door; the weather strip around the front door; and the rollers on a sliding closet door. Cost $568.
133. November 9, 2018, Elbyrne Dr., Ches. Single lady and four grandchildren living in small older home. Our HVAC tech replaced the batteries in the thermostat and reprogrammed it. Cost $80.
134. November 9, 2018, Bruno Dr., Ches. Single lady alone in older home. FWC volunteers repaired the kitchen sink drain. Cost $0.
135. November 9, 2018, Barco Drive, VB . An elderly lady with little income had a non-functioning HVAC system and electrical circuits within the home. Our HVAC contractor restored the HVAC system to full service and volunteers corrected the electrical issues. Volunteers also inspected the roof for potential leaks and found no evidence of water entering the structure. Cost $319.
136. November 12, 2018, Deep Creek Blvd., Ches. (MH). Single lady and disabled brother living in older, well kept mobile home. FWC volunteers repaired a leak in
the roof; repaired the living room floor and installed carpet; and repaired the kitchen floor and installed vinyl. Cost $666.
137. November 14, 2018, Deep Creek Blvd., Ches. (MH) Single lady and disabled brother living in older, well kept mobile home. Our plumber repaired a leaking water line and reset the toilet which was leaking. Cost $225.
138. November 14, 2018, Bells Mill Rd., Ches. Older widow living in older but nice home. FWC volunteers repaired two water damaged spots on the ceiling; replaced a broken hinge on the bathroom cabinet; and repaired a door molding. Total Cost $0
139. November 15, 2018, Mohawk trail, VB. (MH). A disabled couple living in a mobile home requested assistance with a handicap tub and multiple roof leaks. FWC volunteers added a sheet-metal roof to the mobile home and modified their bathtub to be handicap accessible. Cost: $924
140. November 15, 2018, Parkside Dr., Ches. Single lady living with 8-year-old grandson in nice home. Our roofing company installed new shingles on the roof. Cost $3265.
141. November 17, 2018, Saville Garden Way, VB. FWC had tried before to repair this single lady’s leaky roof, but the repair didn’t work. Our roofing contractor removed plywood roof decking and made more extensive repairs, solving the problem. Cost $525.
142. November 21, 2018, Rutherford Road, VB. An elderly lady, confined to her bed, and her disabled adult daughter had a roof leak in their modest home. The FWC roofer made roof repairs at no cost and volunteers repaired the ceiling damage using supplies on hand. We also mounted a wide-angled mirror on a window frame, which allows the homeowner to see the front door and driveway from her bed. The ladies are over-joyed to have these problems solved before Thanksgiving. Cost $0.
143. November 28, 2018, Southport Ave., Ches. Single lady living alone in small older home. Our FWC volunteer removed the toilet and dislodged a spoon from it. Total Cost $0.
144. November 30, 2018, Elbyrne Dr., Ches. Single lade and four grandchildren living in small, older home. Our FWC volunteer installed several outside security lights. Cost $0.
145. December 1, 2018, Lakecrest Ct. VB. A 76 yr old widow living in a modest house requested assistance with several electrical circuits not functioning. Our electrical contractor troubleshot and restored the circuits. Cost $185.
146. December 1, 2018, Cedar Rd., Ches. Widow living in nice home. Our FWC volunteers installed metal roofing over a section that has very little pitch. Cost $562.
147. December 2, 2018, Cobblestone Drive, VB. A single lady with little income and several medical issues requested assistance with her HVAC system and a clogged drain line from the downstairs bath. Our HVAC contractor restored the heating and air conditioning systems to service while volunteers cleared the plumbing drain and corrected other minor issues within the home. Cost $830.
148. December 4, 2018, Diana Lee Ct. VB. A 77 year-old widow with COPD living in a modest townhouse requested an portable interior ramp to be able to move her motorized wheelchair off the ground floor to the first landing of her stairs leading to the second floor. This was not feasible. She also reported several minor problems in her bathroom which were repaired by volunteers. Cost: $14.00
149. December 5, 2018, Holland Drive, VB (MH). A middle age couple requested assistance in waterproofing the roof for a recently installed addition. A contractor sealed the structure at no cost to FWC or the homeowners. FWC supplied the sealant. Cost $85.
150. December 6, 2018, Rudee Ct, VB. An elderly couple requested assistance in modifying their bath tub for handicap access. Volunteers completed the modification. Cost $60.
151. December 7, 2018, Clydesdale Lane, VB. A single lady living on a limited fixed income had leaking utility roof which also functions as a balcony off the master bedroom. The home also had a trip hazard at the top of the stairs from the installation of a wood floor on the second floor. There were also 3 interior doors that were damaged beyond repair. Volunteers were able to reseal the exterior surface, remove the trip hazard, and replace the damaged interior doors. Cost $407.
152. December 7, 2018, Cedar Rd., Ches. Widow living in nice home. Our FWC volunteers patched a hole in the roof where a limb went through. Cost $0.
153. December 8, 2018, Decatur St., Ches. Husband and wife living in older family home. Our FWC volunteers installed a front and back storm door and a new window. Cost $476.
154. December 8, 2018, 913 Virginia Beach Blvd, VB. (MH). Couple with three children living in a well kept mobile home on the husband's part time work as a contractor and the disabled daughter’s SSI.. They had no heat or stove to cook with because they were in arrears with the propane company (propane gas heat and
range). They had a problem with the electrical circuits which prevent the use of their electric space heaters they were using as back-up. Our electrican isolated the problem to the Dominion Power meter, Dominion Power was contacted and corrected the problem. In addition, the PM’s put her in contract with a church which assisted her with the propane payments. Cost: $125.
155. December 13, 2018, Baccalaureate Drive, VB. A single woman living alone requested assistance in repairing a leaking skylight. Volunteers identified and sealed two cracks in the skylight. Cost $20.
156. December 14, 2018, Drawbridge Dr., Ches. Single lady living with four grandchildren in older home. Our plumber repaired the tub and shower faucets from leaking. Cost $250.
157. December 14, 2018, Spar St., Ches. Elderly widow living in older home with granddaughter and four great grandsons. Our FWC volunteers replaced the front storm door. Cost $169.
158. December 14, 2018, Deep Creek Blvd., Ches. (MH) Mother, daughter and two granddaughters living on mobile home. FWC volunteers built a handicap ramp; installed an electric line for a window A/C unit; and replaced the heating element in the oven. Cost $935.
159. December 15, 2018, Lincoln Rd., Ches. Single lady living in older home she grew up in. With the help of a contractor who does work in crawl spaces FWC volunteers dried the crawl space; replaced several beams and 24 floor joists; and repaired the bedroom floor we used to access the crawl space. Cost $2556.
160. December 14 2018, Virginia Beach Blvd, VB. (MH) A couple living with little income, newly settled in a used and nicely kept trailer home (after theirs was recently destroyed by a falling tree) reported faulty electrical outlets and a malfunctioning HVAC system. FWC contractors repaired the faulty outlets and replaced a thermostat. Cost $364.
161. December 26, 2018, Fern Mill Court, VB. The outside HVAC unit failed beyond repair for this elderly lady with very modest income. Our HVAC contractor replaced the unit and brought the heating/cooling system to good operation. Cost $2445.
162. December 29, 2018, Kegman Rd., Ches. Widow living alone in older home. FWC volunteers finished installing a new water heater a friend of the homeowners started. Cost $0.
163. December 31, 2018, Hollins Ct., Ches. Widow living alone in nice home. Husband was a veteran. Roof needs to be new shingles. VFW paid for the materials and a roofing company installed them. Cost $3275.

FAITH WORKS COALITION 2017 PROJECT COMPLETION REPORTS

1. January 2, 2017, Kemps Lake Drive, VB. A single lady with two children had been told by the gas company that her water heater was leaking water onto the burner. She also was having trouble with the gas furnace. Our HVAC contractor cleaned the WH burner and found no leaks. He also did some minor maintenance on the furnace. Both are now in good working order. A FWC volunteer purchased and replaced the front entry knob for better security. No FWC funds were spent on this project.

2. January 6, 2017, Diana Lee Ct. VB. A 77 year-old widow with COPD living in a modest townhouse reported being without heat. FWC had her HVAC system repaired in 2016. Our contractor replaced a faulty relay, restoring the system to operation. Cost: $140.

3. January 13,2017, Counselor Lane, VB. Elderly divorcee sharing her townhouse with adult invalid
son. Roofing contractor replaced front roof shingles. Cost $1150. Owner paid $820. FWC paid $440.

4. January 19, 2015, Paul Revere Road, VB. An elderly lady has some difficulty walking, and needed other repairs to her home. FWC volunteers built handrails at her front porch steps and at the garage steps. We also repaired a section of garage ceiling and a wall section by the kitchen sink. A contractor replaced a
bedroom window that had a rotted-out frame. Cost: $300.

5. January 19, 2017, Margate Ave. VB. A grandmother living alone in a well-kept townhouse had a leaking
toilet tank. Two FWC volunteers removed and repaired the toilet tank and non-functioning shut off valve. The $19 cost was donated.

6. January 24, 2017, Elbyrne Dr. Ches. Single lady and five grandchildren ranging in age from 4-15.
Grandmother is on the waiting list to have a lung transplant. The furnace stopped working. Our HVAC tech replaced the thermostat and the flame sensor. Cost: $200.

7. January 24, 2017, Military Hwy. Ches. (MH) Elderly man with COPD living in old mobile home. The hot water heater does not provide hot water all of the time. It is accessed through a door on the outside of the
trailer. The door is not tall enough to see the top of the heater. FWC volunteers made the door taller and a
friend of the homeowner was going to determine what the problem with the heater is. There was no cost
to FWC.

8. January 24, 2017, Rock Creek Dr. Ches. Retired husband and wife living in nice home. There is termite
damage to the home. Our termite specialist treated the home and dried out the crawl space. The homeowners made some repairs. Cost: $1,000.

9. January 27, 2017, Head River Road, VB. A former client reported her drinking water well, and that of her
neighbor, were not working. Our well and pump contractor determined that both wells had sanded in. He was able to sink one good well to serve both homes. These families now have good water supply for the first
time in over a year. Cost: $2750.

10. January 30, 2017, Spar St. Ches. Elderly widow living in older home with granddaughter and two great
grandsons. The house has only one bathroom and the tank on the toilet cracked. Our plumber replaced the
toilet and fixed a leak under the kitchen sink. Cost: $400.

11. January 30, 2017, Campus Dr. VB. A previous FWC client, a 65 year-old lady living with her disabled adult son reported that her heat was not working. A FWC contractor replaced the pan float switch and overload sensors to restart the heating system. Cost: $313.

12. February 8, 2017, Jameson Drive, VB. A widowed and disabled former school teacher had numerous
plumbing issues and leaks. FWC volunteers repaired the tub/shower valves in two showers, replaced the u/s
commode, solved a bad drain in the vanity, and replaced the kitchen sink faucet. We also installed a new
vinyl floor in one bathroom. The u/s bathroom, which had not been used for two years, is now operational.
Cost: $275.

13. February 10, 2017, Military Hwy. Ches. (MH) Mother, father, daughter and two grandchildren living in old mobile home. The kitchen sink drain was leaking and the faucet did not work. Our plumber did the repairs.
Cost: $270.

14. February 11, 2017, Pinecrest Rd. VB. A wheel chair ramp was built for 78 yr old man on limited income.
Cost: $1078.

15. February 16, 2017, Rica Drive, VB. Elderly widow and adult son living in a small townhouse. HVAC
contractor cleared clogged HVAC drain line. Two volunteers replaced falling ceiling drywall with supplies on hand. Total cost of $75 paid by a volunteer.

16. February 20, 2017, Dark Star Run, VB. (MH). Disabled lady living in a mobile home. Leaking roof repaired by contractor with tar and membrane. Cost: $1062.

17. February 22, 2017, Magnolia Street, VB. (MH). An elderly widow had a leak under her kitchen sink. FWC volunteers replaced the faucet and supply lines and made repairs to the cabinet. Cost: $55.

18. February 22, 2017, Bancroft Drive, VB. Retired lady living alone in a well kept townhome had a leaking tub faucet and a roof beyond repair. Volunteers corrected the leaking faucet. Roofing contractor replaced the roof. Cost: $2790.

19. February 23, 2017, Counselor Lane, VB. Elderly divorcee sharing her townhouse with adult invalid
son. Volunteers installed handrail for front stoop and steps. Total cost $120. $46 were donated. FWC paid
$74.

20. March 2, 2017, Margate Ave. VB. Phase I. An elderly lady and her bed ridden mother needed a short ramp so mother could be to get to the car via wheel chair. FWC volunteers constructed a ramp at the front door and poured a small concrete ramp at the curb for access to the parking area. Cost: $200.

21. March 3, 2017, Trade Winds Rd. VB. A woman and her bed ridden husband had a leaking drain line under the slab in their kitchen. A FWC contractor temporarily rerouted the drain until an insurance settlement could be processed. FWC provided guidance on obtaining estimates and filing for insurance and connected the HO with a reliable contractor. Cost: $172.

22. March 6, 2017, Sylvan Lane, VB. Phase 1. A 58 year-old disabled woman living alone had a leaking roof,
several non-functioning light fixtures, no water to her kitchen sink and a broken front door lock. A FWC
contractor repaired the roof. FWC volunteers replaced three light fixtures, front door lock and kitchen
faucet and repaired a storm door screen. Cost: $508.

23. March 7, 2017, Northwood Dr. VB. A disabled man and his wife in their mid-sixties had leaks in their roof and chimney. A FWC contractor repaired several roof leaks and replaced rotten wood and missing flashing around chimney. Cost: $400.

24. March 7, 2017, Sylvan Lane, VB. A previous FWC client, 58 year-old disabled woman living alone, had a leak in her roof due to missing shingles and rotten wood. A FWC contractor replaced rotted wood and shingles to repair leaks. This is the second FWC repair to this roof. Cost: $365.

25. March 08, 2017, Benefit Rd. Ches. Widow living alone in home her husband built in 1977. Home was
flooded during Hurricane Matthew and she is living in a tent in the garage until her home is finished. A limb
hit the garage roof and caused a leak getting some of her things wet. FWC volunteers found the leak and
repaired it at no cost.

26. March 16, 2017, Midway Ave, Ches. Mother, father, three adult children and three grandchildren living in older home. Father had a leg amputated and one of the grandchildren, who is seven, has spina bifida and is in a wheel chair. FWC volunteers built a handicap ramp. Cost: $830.

27. March 16-17, 2017, Margate Ave. VB. As follow-on repairs for this family, FWC volunteers removed the
attached shed roof and rebuilt it, insuring water tight integrity for the electrical panel. The falling gutter on
the house and the shed door were also repaired. Cost: $275.

28. March 21, 2017, Speedy Ave, Ches. Single elderly man living alone in older home. Oil furnace is not
working. Our HVAC tech replaced the transformer and oil nozzle. Cost: $300.

29. March 27, 2017, Colechester Rd. VB. A widow raising her grandchildren was without hot water and had a badly leaking toilet. Due to the emergency situation and age of the hot water heater and plumbing, a FWC contractor was hired. The contractor reconfigured old and deteriorated plumbing lines and installed a new hot water heater and toilet. Cost: $965.

30. March 27, 2017, Margate Ave, VB. Two FWC volunteers removed and replaced leaking kitchen sink faucet handle. Cost: $19.

31. March 28, 2017, Spar St. Ches. Elderly widow living in older home with granddaughter and two great
grandsons. FWC volunteers replaced a rotted patio door; some rotted fascia; some gutter; and repaired the
kitchen floor which had a hole in it. Cost: $1,287.

32. March 28, 2017, Margate Ave. VB. Roofer replaced shed roof. Cost $250.

33. March 31, 2017, Military Hwy. Ches. (MH) Elderly widow with COPD living in old but nicely kept mobile
home. FWC volunteers replaced several ceiling panels that had mold on them from being wet. They also
checked the roof for any new leaks. Cost: $63.

34. April 5, 2017, Woodshire Way, VB. The elderly widow of a career USMC veteran on very limited income had a problem with her A/C return filter-grill. FWC volunteers made the repair at no cost.

35. April 13, 2017, Sylvan Lane, VB. A previous FWC client, 58 year old disabled woman living alone, had a
broken sliding glass door and a non-functioning latch on her front storm door. FWC volunteers replaced the
door and latch. Cost: $739. This is phase II of a three-phase project.

36. April 19, 2017, Diana Lee Ct. VB. A 77 year-old disabled widow with COPD living in a modest townhouse reported two broken/leaking faucets. Volunteers replaced the kitchen and half bath faucets. Homeowner provided the new kitchen faucet. Cost: $19.

37. April 26-27, 2017, Carriage Hill Road, VB. A low income widow had suffered a serious stroke one year ago and is learning to walk again. FWC volunteers accomplished modifications to her home to accommodate daily functions while she is struggling to regain her mobility: front stairs, hand railings, and bathroom changes. We built a new porch, low-rise steps, and hand railings so she can get to the driveway down her fairly steep front yard. We also modified her bathtub, adding grab bars, so she can step in and bath
properly. Cost: $750.

38. May 01, 2017, Speedy Ave. Ches. Single elderly man living alone in older home. Roof was leaking around chimney. FWC volunteers re-caulked around the chimney to stop the leak at no cost.

39. May 01, 2017, Cedar Rd. Ches. Widow living in nice home. Roof was leaking. FWC volunteers repaired the area to stop the leak at no cost.

40. May 4, 2017, Eddystone Drive, VB. An unemployed single lady living in nice home. Two FWC volunteers
replaced damaged ceiling light, ceiling fan, and electrical outlet. Cost: $15.

41. May 3, 2017, Glenville Circle, VB. A disabled lady, wheelchair bound with COPD, needed her ramp repaired and storm door replaced. Volunteers added a transition piece to her ramp, replaced rotted wood around her front door and replaced her storm door. Homeowner provided the new storm door. Cost: $129.

42. May 9, 2017, Good Hope Road, VB. A previous client requested minor repairs. Two FWC volunteers
replaced a bathroom sink faucet, caulked some exterior trim, reworked and sealed some roof flashing. Cost:
$18.

43. May 09, 2017, Benefit Rd. Ches. This home was flooded by Hurricane Matthew with 18" of water inside. A community of organizations came together to rebuild the home, including Operation Blessing with
volunteers from FWC; a young adult group from Oak Grove United Methodist Church in Chesapeake; a
group from Team Rubicon; a mission team from Herndon United Methodist church in Herndon, Va.; all led by our volunteers from FWC. The homeowner said she has never had such a nice home. Cost to FWC:
$2033.

44. May 12, 2017, Chancery Lane, VB. A disabled woman living alone had a leak from her shower and a toilet that ran continuously. A FWC contractor repaired leaking valves in shower/tub, repaired and sealed grout
around tub and rebuilt toilet tank system. Cost: $400.

45. May 18, 2017, Dylan Drive, VB. A retired widow on limited income requested assistance with
roof damage and a rec room without power to the receptacles. Our roofing contractor repaired the roof
damage and our electrical contractor restored power to the dead circuits. Cost: $580.

46. May 16-18, 2017, Old Clubhouse Road, VB. A wheelchair bound lady living alone struggled greatly to bath, and to come and go from her home. FWC volunteers built a platform and wheelchair ramp from her deck to the driveway for easy access. We also repaired her tub/shower wall, modified the tub to be “step-in”, and added grab bars. The tub/shower is now handicapped accessible. Our HVAC contractor made repairs to the A/C system, which was misbehaving. Cost: $1400.

47. May 23, 2017, Speedy Ave. Ches. Older gentleman living alone in older home. Our plumber repaired the
stopped up kitchen sink drain. Cost: $85.

48. May 23, 2017, Military Hwy. Ches. (MH) Mother, father, daughter and two grandchildren living in old
mobile home. The bathroom tub faucet wouldn’t turn off. Our plumber did the repairs. Cost: $225.

49. May 23, 2017, Dunbarton Dr. Ches. Single lady living alone in nice home. Roof leaked and caused some of the ceiling to come down. The roof was repaired and our volunteers replaced the sheet rock. They also
replaced two porch posts, realigned the back door and replaced the disposal that did not work with drain
pipes. Cost: $215.

50. May 24, 2017, Holland Rd. VB. Beach Health Care, a non-profit providing medical assistance to low income clients, requested assistance with a leaking toilet and collapsing floor in the bathroom of their dental clinic. Volunteers replaced the rotten subfloor, laid new tile and replaced the seal on the toilet. Cost: $137.

51. May 31, 2017, Westwind Pl. VB. Phase 1 & 2. A grandmother, raising her grandchildren on limited income requested assistance with multiple maintenance problems. A combination of FWC volunteers and
contractors completed the following repairs: repaired unsafe wiring, fixed plumbing leaks, repaired ceiling
damaged from plumbing leaks, repaired HVAC system, repaired warped window framing and replaced
damaged back door. Cost: $1935.

52. June 5, 2017, Wildflower Court, VB. Two elderly ladies, mother and daughter, live in their home on a very modest income. The HVAC system is not working and there is evidence of several roof leaks. Our HVAC
contractor recharged the system, giving temporary relief, and placed parts on back order to make further
needed repairs. Our roofer replaced five vent boots on the roof that were responsible for the leaks. Cost for
this phase of the work was $840.

53. June 12, 2017, Santeetlah Ave. Ches. Our volunteers repaired a small roof leak. The cost was $0.00.

54. June 15, 2017, Grand Lakes Crescent. VB. A family with modest income experienced roof leaks in their small townhome. Our roofer found rotten wood around the chimney cap, allowing rain to get behind the siding.
There were also several missing shingles on another section of the roof. Cost: $590.

55. June 19, 2017, Big Ben Rd. VB. A single grandmother housing her two adult daughters and grandchildren had a leaking roof and window frame as well as rotted support columns on her front porch. A FWC contractor repaired the roof. FWC volunteers replaced three porch columns and repaired the window
frame. Project was also referred to TEAMeffort for house to be painted. Cost: $1048.

56. June 20, 2017, Wildflower Court, VB, Phase 2. These elderly ladies have been doing without heat or A/C for a while. Our HVAC contractor repaired the A/C. Cost: $1390.

57. June 23, 2017, Diana Lee Ct. VB. A 77 year-old disabled widow with COPD living in a modest townhouse reported banging noise when her A/C cycled on and off. Our HVAC contractor found that a high efficiency inlet filter was reducing airflow to the blower causing the sides of the intake plenum to flex. The contractor added stiffeners to the sides of the intake plenum at no cost to FWC.

58. June 26, 2017, Holland Drive, VB (MH). A former client, living on very modest income, had several roof
problems. Our roofing contractor replaced two roof collars and made repairs in several places on the roof.

59. June 26, 2017, First St. Ches. With the help of a contractor who donated the material and labor we replaced the shingles on the front of this home. With the help of a youth mission team we repaired the ceiling which was damaged. Cost: $209.

60. June 26, 2017, Hunters Quay, Ches. With the help of a youth mission team we built a handicap ramp for this home. Cost: $247.

61. June 28, 2017, Decatur St. Ches. With the help of a youth mission team we repaired some rotted siding and replaced an outside door. Cost: $366.

62. June 28, 2017, Red Head Ct. Ches. (MH) HVAC tech replaced the heat switch in the air handler. Cost: $320.

63. June 19-29, 2017, Head River Road, VB. A former client living on very modest income needed a new roof,
having several active leaks. FWC Project Managers supervised installing a new roof over the existing with
our Summer Youth Program volunteers. The work was completed by two teams of young people in the
TEAMeffort mission group. The teenagers were active and enthusiastic and also did additional maintenance
around the home. Roofing materials were provided at a discount by ABC Supply of Norfolk. Costs to FWC
were approximately $900.

64. July 01, 2017, Volvo Pkwy. Ches. FWC volunteers rebuilt two toilets and replaced another one; repaired
some sheet rock; replaced the garbage disposal; replaced the deck boards and railing; and repaired the roof on an attached shed. Cost: $775.

65. July 13, 2017, Brookshire Dr. Ches. (MH) With the help of a youth mission team FWC volunteers rebuilt the
floors in the kitchen, living room and bedroom of an old mobile home occupied by a disabled veteran. The
roof was also sealed. Cost: $1124.

66. July 13, 2017, Cobblewood Bend, Ches. A roofing contractor replaced the shingles on a semi-detached
home owned by an elderly widow and her granddaughter. The homeowner paid half of the cost and FWC paid the other half. Cost to FWC: $2515.

67. July 10-12, 2017, Hope Ave, VB. A single mother with a severely handicapped child has been using a FWC
provided temporary ramp since last winter. FWC project managers designed and supervised youth
volunteers from TEAMeffort to build a permanent ramp. Costs: approximately $700.

68. July 19,2017, Old Clubhouse Road, VB. A 53 Y/O divorcee and her 21 Y/O college student daughter living in a jam packed townhome. Three FWC volunteers repaired and reinstalled a deteriorating sliding glass
door. Cost was $40.

69. July 21, 2017, Sylvan Lane, VB. A previous FWC client, 58 year-old disabled woman living alone, had a badly worn and leaking roof and a recently replaced sliding door was not closing correctly. A FWC contractor
replaced some rotted sheathing and all shingles and repaired the door. Cost: $2520. This is phase III of a
three-phase project.

70. July 21,2017, Gauntlet Ct. Ches. A roofing contractor replaced the shingles on a home owned by an elderly widow and her adult disabled son. The homeowner paid half of the cost and FWC paid the other half. Cost to FWC: $2750.

71. July 21, 2017, Bells Mill Rd. Ches. FWC volunteers removed an unused chimney that was leaking, down
below the roof and roofed over the hole. We used materials left over from another project so there was no
cost to FWC.

72. July 27, 2017, Firth Lane, VB. An elderly couple on very modest income and suffering poor health lost their
air conditioning. Our HVAC contractor found the unit in good operating condition, but low on Freon. He
charged the system and it is now working well. Cost: $320.

73. August 01, 2017, Strawberry Lane, Ches. An elderly lady living alone in an older home. FWC volunteers repaired some roofing shingles which were causing a leak. We used materials left over from another project so there was no cost to FWC.

74. August 8, 2017, Thamesford Drive, VB. Wheelchair bound amputee needed tub access and widened bathroom doors. Four FWC volunteers removed and replaced two bathroom doors with 30 inch doors and modified the tub and added a hose equipped shower head. Cost: $230.

75. August 12, 2017, Fair Meadows Road, VB. An 89 year old man living alone in a one bathroom house had
slow and unsatisfactory drainage of the toilet and tub. A Plumber cleared the main drain line and augured
the toilet. Cost: $150.

76. August 15, 2017, Brookshire Dr. Ches. (MH) A couple living in an old mobile home. They have done some repairs but needed help with others. FWC volunteers replaced rotted siding; repaired the flooring by the front door; replaced the front door and storm door; installed Luann flooring in the bathroom and hall; and installed a new back door. Cost: $587.

77. August 21, 2017, Kemps Lake Drive, VB. A former client who lives on an extremely modest income had an
attic water heater which began to leak into her home. Our plumbing contractor replaced the WH and the
homeowner was able to clean up the water with no damage to her ceilings. Cost: $1200.

78. August 21, 2017, Derby Run, VB (MH). A single disabled woman living alone had a roof leak which caused her kitchen ceiling to cave in and a leak under her kitchen sink. A FWC contractor repaired the roof and sink and FWC volunteers repaired the damaged ceiling. Cost: $542.

79. August 22, 2017, Lineberry Road, VB. An elderly, arthritic lady living alone needed a toilet safety rail. Two
FWC volunteers installed one. Cost: $53.

80. August 22, 2017, Elbyrne Dr. Ches. A single lady and five grandchildren living in an old home. The toilet was loose, our FWC volunteer found it was the toilet seat that was loose and showed one of the grandchildren
how to tighten it. Cost: $0.

81. August 24, 2017, London Bridge Rd. VB. An 80 yr-old bedridden widow, living with her 55 yr-old disabled son, who is also her caregiver, requested handicap mods. Volunteers made the bathtub into a handicap accessible shower and repaired/rebuilt a handicap ramp. Cost: $208.

82. August 29, 2017, Cobblewood Bend, Ches. An elderly lady and granddaughter living in a nice semi-detached home. FWC volunteers replaced the front and outside utility doors; the vinyl at the front door; replaced a bathroom exhaust fan; repaired a bifold closet door; repaired a damaged bedroom door; repaired some holes in the hardwood flooring; and installed kick boards under the kitchen cabinets. Cost: $384.

83. September 6, 2017, Rica Drive, VB. A handicapped lady who lives in a wheelchair and uses a stool to roll around her modest home had some damage to floor tile and a ceiling. FWC volunteers removed and
replaced a section of the ceiling and replaced about 30 floor tile in the kitchen area. Material costs were
under $20

84. September 4, 2017, Red Head Ct. Ches. (MH) Husband and wife living in nice mobile home. FWC volunteers replaced roof shingles that had blown off and also replaced six windows. Cost: $904

85. September 9, 2017, Military Hwy. Ches. Husband and wife living in old mobile, husband is bedfast. FWC
volunteers sealed the roof and replaced the ceiling in a bedroom. Cost: $286.

86. September 17, 2017, Cedar Rd. Ches. Widow living in nice home with limited income. FWC volunteers patched a hole in the roof where a limb fell. Cost: $0.

87. September 17, 2017, Gale, Ches. Single elderly lady living alone in older home. FWC volunteers trimmed some tree limbs that were rubbing the roof and patched the shingles where the limbs had rubbed a hole in them. Cost: $0.

88. September 17, 2017, Shadowlake Dr. Ches. Single lady living alone in nice home. FWC volunteers replaced
a kitchen and bathroom faucet that leaked; replaced the top rail on a deck railing; reinstalled an outside
light; and had our plumber replace two outside hose bibs. Cost: $402.

89. September 17, 2017, Rock Drive Dr. Ches. Elderly mother and adult daughter living in a nice home. FWC
volunteers installed a new bathroom sink and vanity and our plumber repaired or replaced many leaking
faucets. Cost: $1544.

90. September 18, 2017, Candlewood Cir. Ches. Disabled lady living alone in older home she inherited. Our roofer installed a new roof and repaired the damaged sheathing. Cost: $3367.

91. September 19, 2017, Edgewood Arch, Ches. HS senior survived auto accident where her companion didn't. She needed an additional hand rail to help get up and down to the second floor. FWC volunteers installed
the hand rail. Cost: $0.

92. September 21, 2017, Barco Dr. VB. Two volunteers replaced defective light fixtures in the master bath and master bedroom. Contractor checked roof for leaks and found none. Cost: $93.

93. September 25, 2017, Military Hwy. Ches. (MH) Family of five, three generations, living in old, small mobile home. Father had a heart attack and needed a handicap ramp before he could come home. FWC
volunteers rebuilt the front porch and added a handicap ramp. Cost: $410.

94. September 28, 2017, Engle Ave. Ches. Husband and wife living in small home. Husband has cancer and
can't work. Some windows need to be replaced and husband and son can do the work. We purchased the
windows for the family. Cost: $870

95. September 30, 2017, Tenure Lane, VB. Phase 1. A 66 year old widow with limited income reported a failed
hot water heater. A contractor replaced the hot water heaters as an emergency repair. Cost: $710.

96. October 4, 2017, Warwick Drive, VB. A 50 year-old woman sharing her small townhouse with her mother, her daughter and her grandson requested assistance with problems including roof and bathroom leaks, clogged HVAC vent sweating damaged ceilings and electrical issues. Roofing contractor replaced lower back roof and pipe collars. HVAC Contractor cleared clogged vents. Two FWC volunteers corrected the electrical issues and repaired the ceilings and a bathroom wall. Cost: $2035. $36 were donated.

97. October 11, 2017, Eddystone Dr. VB. This single woman living alone on a very limited income had a leaking pipe to hot water heater and a leak in the roof over her kitchen. A FWC contractor replaced a section of the roof above the kitchen bay window, cleaned and repaired a damaged gutter and replaced a section of piping connected to the water heater. Cost: $450.

98. October 13, 2017, Dodington Court, VB. An elderly lady on very low income had some persistent roof leaks. The roofer she had hired to make repairs a few years ago would not follow up and make good his faulty work. Our roofing contractor made repairs to the roof and the flashing under the vinyl siding. Cost: $735.

99. October 17, 2017, Brookshire Dr. Ches. (MH) Elderly disabled mother, adult daughter and grandson living in mobile home. FWC volunteers repaired several floors including the kitchen, wash room and two bathrooms. Cost: $524.

100. October 23, 2017, Military Hwy. Ches. (MH) Single lady living alone in mobile home. A fire next door
destroyed her steps. VB team built a new front porch and homeowner and friends cleaned and sealed the
roof. Cost: $416.

101. October 26, 2017, Dexter Street East, Ches. An elderly, disabled lady living in a single family home.
Volunteers replaced rotting deck boards on a large outside deck, added a layer of plywood to the deck of
the screened in porch, repaired the screens, repaired two storm doors, and replaced the threshold support
on one outside door. Cost: $1027.

102. October 26, 2017, Charlton Ct. Ches. Father and adult son living in older home. Son had a leg amputated
due to diabetes. Our volunteers built a handicap ramp so he could get into and out of the home. Cost: $342.

103. October 30, 2017, Speedy Ave. Ches. Single elderly man living alone in older home. Roof has a leak. Our volunteers replaced a section of sheathing and shingles. Cost: $58.

104. October 31, 2017, Iron Liege Run, VB. (MH) A 22 YO single mom and her infant daughter living in a mobile home that required HVAC repair, failing floor repair and replacement of a broken storm door latch. HVAC Contractor repaired/replaced the HVAC system. FWC volunteers repaired the floor and door. Cost: $1712.

105. October 31, 2017, Tenure Lane, VB. Phase 2. A 66 year old widow with limited income had a failed hot
water heater replaced as an emergency repair. As a follow-up to the repair, volunteers replaced the water
damaged drywall. In addition, a contractor re-ran the washing machine drain to prevent overflow. Cost
$530.

106. November 6, 2017, Campus Drive, VB. Previous client. Missing shingles and roof leaks. Contractor
replaced roof and a cracked skylight. Cost $3045.

107. November 6, 2017, N Grosvener Ct. VB. 59 year old divorcee living in a modest townhouse, was laid off full time job and now working at a minimum wage part time job. Contractor replaced failed roof. Cost: $2925.

108. November 16, 2017, Holland Drive, VB (MH). Elderly widow, previous client, requested ceiling
repair. Volunteers installed sheet vinyl to cover damage and support sagging drywall. Cost $33.

109. November 16, 2017, Old Clubhouse Rd. VB. A previous client, who is wheelchair bound, experienced loss of heat in her home. Our HVAC contractor made necessary repairs to bring the system into good operation. Cost $786.

110. November 21, 2017, Wildflower Court, VB. A previous client received notice that the city would terminate her water service unless she made urgent repairs to fix a leak. Our plumbing contractor investigated and rebuilt one commode that was continually running. Cost $165.

111. November 22, 2017, Deep Creek Blvd. Ches. (MH) Single lady and disabled brother living in older, well kept mobile home. FWC volunteers sealed the roof and repaired a damaged piece of paneling in the bedroom. Cost $103.

112. November 22, 2017, Elbyrne Dr. Ches. Single lady and four grandchildren living in older home. The bath tub would not drain, our plumber got it unstopped. Cost $150.

113. November 28, 2017, Jonas Street, VB. (MH) 73 year old lady’s mobile home suffered water damage due to a leaking hot water heater. Volunteers replaced the water heater, flooring, carpet and pad, dry wall and
insulation. Carpet and pad were donated. Cost: $818.

114. November 28,2017, Campus Drive, VB A previous client experienced loss of heat in her townhouse. Our HVAC contractor made necessary repairs to bring the system into good operation. Cost $195.

115. November 28,2017, Colony MHP, VB. 58 YO mother and 19 YO daughter in mobile home. A severe water leak needed urgent repairs. Our plumbing contractor repaired the leak under the mobile home. Cost $430.

116. December 2, 2017, Towanda Rd. Ches. Elderly husband and wife living in older home. Husband has
dementia. Front door was damaged and needed to be replaced to secure the home. The family purchased
a new door and FWC volunteers did the installation. Cost $0.

117. December 2, 2017, Benefit Rd. Ches. Widow living alone in home her husband built in 1977. Living room ceiling has a crack where house has settled. FWC volunteers repaired the crack. Cost $0.

118. December 4, 2017, Gauntlet Ct. Ches. Widow and adult disabled son living in older home. Crack has
developed in bedroom ceiling. FWC volunteers re-supported and patched the ceiling. Cost $0.
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119. December 8,2017, Alder Circle, VB. 73 YO woman and her 40 YO disabled son living in a town home needing electrical and safety repairs. Electrical Contractor corrected/repaired electrical faults. Volunteers replaced installed doors with correct opening doors and took care of other minor repairs. Cost: $748.

120. December 8, 2017, Payne Rd. Ches. Single elderly lady living alone in small older home with a roof leak. FWC volunteers tried sealing spots without success and then replaced some sheathing and shingles. They
then patched the damaged ceiling. Cost $217.36.

121. December 7, 2017, Walkers Grant Lane, VB. Previous client reported both toilets clogged. Drain lines were augured out by plumber. Cost: $65.

122. December 8, 2017, Doddington Court, VB. Previous client had a leaking kitchen sink faucet and a
malfunctioning tub/shower system. Plumbing Contractor installed new kitchen sink faucet and sprayer
and installed new tub and shower system parts. Cost $405.

123. December 13, 2017. Spartin St. VB (MH). Previous client reported no water to kitchen sink. Volunteers replaced faucet assembly. Cost $56.

124. December 16, 2017, Finch Ave. VB. Phase One. An elderly widow providing a home for three generations in her modest home had a rotted out bathroom floor and some missing ceiling due to an old roof leak. FWC volunteers rebuilt the floor adding new joists, flooring and vinyl and rebuilt the commode. We also replaced ceiling insulation and new drywall in the LR ceiling. Cost $650.

125. December 20,2017, Thalia Trace Drive, VB. Blind, deaf, wheelchair dependent 69 YO woman living alone in a townhouse. Volunteers installed an exterior ramp, an interior ramp, and some weather stripping to an exterior door. Cost $240.

126. December 21, 2017, Finch Ave. VB. This is Phase two for an elderly lady and three generations of her family. Our HVAC contractor made major repairs to a faulty heating system. Cost $940

127. December 30, 2017, Saddlebrook Court, VB. A 77 YO widow living in a townhouse with cold air flowing
from the attic through an open ceiling access. A volunteer assembled and replaced the missing access
cover. Cost $0.

2016  SUMMARY of  PROJECTS

1.  January 3, Stoney Creek Arch, Ches. Mother and adult daughter living in nice townhouse.  FWC volunteers repaired the bathroom ceiling where there had been a leak from the townhouse above.  FWC incurred no cost for this project.  5 volunteer hours were expended. 
2. January 7, Nautilus Ave., Ches. FWC engaged the services of a Contractor  to connect the exhaust flue to he HVAC unit.  Total cost was $150.  2 volunteer hours were expended.
3. January 7,  Windsor Gate Rd., VB.  A single lady hired and paid an unlicensed person to convert her garage into a bedroom and bathroom.  He disappeared leaving the  job unfinished.  Her income was too high to qualify for FWC assistance but she was provided names of three reputable Contractors and  advice for screening tradesmen. 6 volunteer hours were expended.
4. January 12, Smokey Chamber Dr. VB. An elderly widow lives in a home with deteriorated wood siding.  The work falls outside of the FWC “warm, safe and dry” regulation.  Accordingly, she was given Virginia Beach Community Development Corporation (VBCDC) information regarding home repair, and suggestions about financing, using 10 hours.
5. January 15, Military Hwy., MHP, Ches. FWC cleaned and sealed the roof of this home. The homeowner provided the sealer so it was zero cost.  14 volunteer hours were expended.
6. January 16, Kingsley Ln., Ches. FWC volunteers power washed a side of this home discolored by mildew and mold.  They also replaced a section of metal flashing that was damaged in a storm.  The total cost to FWC was $74.  17 volunteer hours were expended.
7. January 22, Armentrout Ct., Ches. FWC replaced rotted brick molding around an exterior door, railings on a handicap ramp and a door window. Total cost was $75; 20 volunteer hours
8. January 22, First St., Ches. FWC volunteers installed a new kitchen counter top, sink and faucet.  They repaired deteriorated sheet rock, and fixed several electrical problems.  The total cost to FWC was $700.  63 volunteer hours were expended.
9. February 2, Hillwell Rd., Ches. FWC volunteers  installed new floor joists, flooring and vinyl in a laundry room and bathroom.  They also replaced a bathtub with a shower and installed a new toilet.  The total cost was $1048.  134 volunteer hours were expended.
10. February 4, Michael Dr., Ches. Single lady with COPD.  The heating system was not keeping the house warm.  Our HVAC Contractor checked the system, finding it was low on Freon.  Total cost to FWC was $200.  1  volunteer hour was expended.
11. February 6, Red Head Ct., Ches. FWC contracted a Roofer to repair roof damage.  Volunteers installed anew exterior and storm doors.  Cost was $97.  12 volunteer hours.
12. February 8, Lake Christopher Dr., VB. A disabled lady complained of damaged sheetrock in her bedroom ceiling. FWC volunteers jacked up the panel and secured it with strips of lath. Cost to FWC was $59.  14 volunteer hours were expended.
13. February 15, Sunset Dr., Ches. FWC volunteers replaced the carpet in a bedroom which was water damaged.  The total cost to FWC was $193.  12 volunteer hours were required.
14. February 16, Kenelm Dr., Ches. FWC and a contract Plumber replaced a rotted bathroom drain.  They also repaired a damaged wall.  The total cost was $225 and  7 volunteer hours.
15. February 19, N. Crestline Dr., VB.A senior citizen living on a very modest income had no working lights, plumbing problems and some malfunctioning windows. FWC volunteers repaired the plumbing and window problems  and hired an Electrician to correct the electrical problems.  Cost was $375 and required 20 volunteer hours.
16. March 3, Southport Ave., Ches. FWC repaired storm damaged vinyl siding and metal fascia.  There was no  cost to FWC , but four volunteer hours were required to make the repairs.
17. March 4, Lincoln Rd., Ches. FWC volunteers installed new insulation and sheet rock on a ceiling that had been damaged from a leaking roof.  Cost to FWC-$21.  10 hours were required.
18. March 6, Pritchard Rd, VB.  An elderly lady living alone on modest income had a pair of large front windows that were rotting . A Contractor to removed the windows, repaired the framing and installed replacement windows.Cost was $1,920; utilizing 12 volunteer hours.
19. March 10, Keats St., Ches. FWC volunteers repaired a water leak between the kitchen and bathroom.  They rebuilt the bathroom floor, installed a new bathroom vanity and sink  plus  two handicap bars.  They also repaired the kitchen floor and installed new cabinets.  Total cost to FWC was $415.  86 volunteer hours were expended.
20. March 11, Kenelm Dr., Ches. FWC engaged a licensed Plumber to clear blocked drains.  Total cost to FWC was $125.  5 volunteer hours were expended.
21. March 11, Keats St., Ches. FWC contracted an HVAC Technician to repair an exterior A/C unit that was damaged in a storm.  Total FWC cost was $1400;  5 volunteer hrs.
22. March 30, Clydesdale Ln. Phase 2, VB. FWC hired a Plumber to repair a leak in the upstairs bathroom. Volunteers repaired the back porch ceiling and fascia, and applied a patch to a hole in the closet ceiling. FWC cost was $391;  25 volunteer hours were expended.
23. April 7, Old Guard Crescent, VB.  A single disabled lady and her disabled adult son living on a very meager income were in need of an entire new roof.  The HOA was threatening her with a daily fine if it wasn't replaced.  FWC did not have the funds for this project but located a local Roofing Contractor who agreed to install a new roof at no charge.  The value of his donated services  was  $5,680 requiring 25 hrs of volunteer efforts to arrange and coordinate the  work.
24. April 7, Hatteras Rd, VB.  A single lady had numerous electrical and plumbing problems.  FWC repaired her plumbing issues and referred her to a reliable Electrician.  Cost was $35 and required 7 volunteer hours.
25. April 9, Silverleaf Ct., VB. An elderly lady living alone in a nice townhome  needed some repairs to her fence and deck.  Since this project didn’t meet FWC approval criteria, the project was referred to TEAMEffort last summer, but never completed.  With FWC Project Manager supervision, Bayside Presbyterian Church volunteers removed a rotted trellis, and replaced two sections of fence on March 12.  On April 9, volunteers from Oak Grove United Methodist Church demolished and replaced the deck and two broken outdoor light fixtures then,  hauled away all the debris.  There was no cost to FWC.  90  volunteer hours were expended.
26. April 10, Lavender Ln, VB. An elderly widow whose Homeowner's Insurance  had lapsed suffered a fire  that destroyed the inside of her home, blew out several windows and destroyed some exterior siding.  In November 2015 FWC volunteers began the very long and difficult project to rebuild the home's interior, set new windows and install some new siding.   The entire electrical system had to be renewed, which was done be Instructor Bob Shanks and his Electrical students from Tidewater Community College; all their labor was donated.  The heating and A/C system also needed to be replaced; the major units were donated by Damuth Trane Company and installed by our HVAC Contractor at a reduced labor fee.  Barrington Plumbing installed most of a new plumbing system for no labor fees.  FWC conducted eleven three day work periods and many volunteers worked additional days.  U.S. Navy volunteers from the Gerald R. Ford pre-commissioning crew showed up to help out.  Extended family members of the homeowner arrived between work days to clean up and do the painting, they also laid all the carpet when the home was finished. The costs of this project were covered as follows:  FWC funds $3,600, Home Depot Veteran's Grant $5,000, family members $12,00, donated materials (HVAC equipment, kitchen cabinets, water heater, lighting fixtures) approximately$7,000.   This was truly a community -wide project taking approximately 2,500 volunteer hours.
27. April 11, Arctic Ave., VB. An elderly lady living alone in a single family home had a broken window in the kitchen.  Two volunteers replaced the glass and made adjustments so  the window would close and lock correctly.  FWC cost was $13;  6  volunteer hours were expended.
28. April 12, Lake Huron Dr., VB.  A senior citizen living a in a two-story townhome had no running water.  A plumber replaced a supply shutoff valve and toilet in one bathroom then  rebuilt three shutoff valves, replaced a faucet and repaired a toilet in another bathroom.  This restored water to the house and provided working toilets and sinks.  FWC repaired/replaced several electrical outlets, plywood panels in a kitchen cabinet and installed two smoke detectors.  Costs were $400 and required  10 volunteer hrs.
29. April 16, Military Hwy. MHP, Ches.  A family of five in old mobile home had  a leaking roof. In six hours, FWC sealed the roof with sealer provided by the homeowner. Cost was $0
30. April 18, Lindale Dr., Ches. The kitchen ceiling in this old home came down due to weight of the HVAC system in attic. FWC added additional ceiling joists, rerouted the HVAC drain and installed new ceiling sheetrock.  Total cost was $154.  40  volunteer hours were expended.
31. April 25, Bainbridge Blvd., Ches. An elderly mother and father are living in an old home with a granddaughter and disabled son.  FWC engaged a Roofing Contractor to fix a roof leak, while volunteers repaired damaged sheet rock. Total cost to FWC was $856. & 13 volunteer hrs.
32. April 26, Secretariat Run, MHP, VB.  A handicapped lady who has been in a wheelchair all her life lives alone in a mobile home. FWC has done some repairs for her over the years. On this project we replaced damaged vinyl flooring in her bathroom, significantly repaired her trailer skirting and wall paneling where rodents had entered, installed a new porch light, and made repairs to the front door. FWC spent $180 and 50 volunteer hours on this rewarding project.
33. April 29, Babbling Brook Dr  VB.  An elderly woman with multiple medical issues had a leaking toilet.  Volunteers replaced the flange wax ring.  Cost was $12; 5 volunteer hours
34. May 12-14 Rose Marie Ave. VB. An elderly lady with severe arthritis is trying to stay in her home. FWC built a handicapped ramp and a back porch so she can enjoy her garden with wheelchair access. We also widened a bathroom door and made modifications to the bathtub so she can bathe. Earlier a church group spent a day doing a major clean-up of her back yard and flower beds. We spent $850 on this project and volunteers donated approximately 150 hours.
35. May 16, Alameda Dr., VB. An elderly couple is raising three grandsons.  FWC removed and replaced 2 broken windows and installed smoke alarms and a refrigerator.  A Roofer was engaged to replace missing shingles and tabs.  FWC cost was $611 and 26  volunteer hours
36. May 17, Martin Ave., Ches. A ninety one  year old gentleman who is bedridden needed a handicap ramp for access to doctor appointments.  FWC was  able to use material from a disassembled ramp.  Total cost to FWC was $41, and 22 volunteer hours were expended.
37. May 17, Omar St., Ches. FWC volunteers repaired a toilet, a faucet, stopped a roof leak and installed a new dryer vent. The total cost was $48.  16 volunteer hours were expended.
38. May 18, Tapscott Ave., Ches. Elderly single woman has electric heating but no central A/C.  In the summer she lives in the den and converted garage as the heat upstairs is so uncomfortable..  FWC installed a new window then  insulated and sealed around the garage door.  FWC cost was $189, utilizing 22  volunteer hours.  The homeowner contributed $100.
39. May18, Lumberjack Rd. VB. An elderly lady providing a home for her extended family had no hot water. FWC contracted for installation of a new water heater.  The cost was $650; volunteers spent  6  hours on this project.
40. May 18, Magnolia St., CVMHP, VB. An elderly lady in a mobile home reported that she had no power. A volunteer retored power by resetting all breakers, utilizing  2 volunteer hours.
41. May 25, Military Hwy. MHP, Ches. FWC rebuilt front porch steps for an elderly couple.  They also replaced the heating element in the  water heater. In a related effort, the youth group from Oak Grove UMC sealed the roof and  funded the project. 38 volunteer hrs were expended.
42. May 25, Cedar Cove Ln., Ches. Widowed mother and daughter living in nice home,  FWC volunteers rebuilt three toilets; replaced some rotted trim; and had the home treated for termites.  Total cost to FWC $812.  13  volunteer hours were expended.
43. June 3, Andover St, VB. A disabled elderly lady  requested assistance to fix her failed heat pump.  FWC hired a Contractor who repaired the unit. Cost was $467and 6  volunteer hours.
44. June 7, Andover St., VB. A woman needed assistance with a clogged washing machine drain. FWC hired a Contractor who removed the obstruction for $110, plus 3 volunteer hours
45. June 10, Princess Anne Rd., VB. An elderly lady had a rotted porch roof over her back stoop.  Additionally, the house exterior and wood trim were badly in need of repainting. Since this project involved no real health or safety issues inside the home, FWC referred this project to TEAMeffort, a Christian Youth Missions group.  TEAMeffort volunteers rebuilt the porch roof and scraped and painted the entire house. This project cost was zero; the TEAMeffort youth volunteers spent approximately 200 volunteer hours.
46. June 10, South Kings Point Rd., VB. Phase 1. A disabled veteran was having major problems with his sewer drains. FWC engaged a Contractor who dug out and replaced the old sewer line ; all of which work was performed at no cost.  The homeowner and neighbors will back fill the excavation. Costs to FWC were $450 and the services of 20 volunteer hours.
47. June 16, White Birch Ln., VB. This elderly Navy widow striken with  cancer is very weak due to treatments.  She was unable to step into the bathtub and bathe properly. FWC made modifications to her bath tub and added grab bars so that she can now step into the tub. The costs were approximately $75; 20 volunteer hours were expended.
48. June 22, Cedar Rd., Ches. A widow living “on the edge” financially complained of a leak in her roof.  FWC hired a proven Roofing Contractor who repaired the leaky roof.  The total cost to FWC was $706.  2  volunteer hours were expended.
49. June 27, Lake Victoria Arch. VB.. A family had water leaks in an upstairs shower that damaged the kitchen ceiling below. FWC made tile repairs to the shower, drywall repairs to the ceiling and  corrected a faulty kitchen faucet. FWC spent $160 Volunteers worked  36 hours.
50. June 30, Red Head Ct., MHP, Ches. FWC replaced a very weak deck with a patio in a mobile home.  They rebuilt a bathroom floor, replaced a deteriorated window and repaired damaged sheetrock.  The total cost to FWC was $822.  70 volunteer hours were expended.
51. June 30, Tradewinds Rd., VB.  A paralyzed man and his wife living on limited income requested roof, fascia and fence repairs and installation of a wheel chair ramp.  FWC Project Managers and TEAMEffort repaired damaged fascia and replaced the deteriorated part of the roof. They repaired broken fencing, installed a small roll-out patio at the rear door and built a wheelchair ramp at the front door.  Total cost was $791 and required 1000 volunteer hours.
52. July 7, Lindale Dr., Ches. An elderly lady living alone in older home complained that her HVAC system was not producing cold air, running but not cooling.  An HVAC Contractor added 10 lbs. of Freon to the system.  The total cost to FWC was $300.  1  volunteer hour was spent.
53. July, 7 Sugar Tree Ct., Ches. A single lady in a well cared for home reported that her gas water heater stopped working.  An FWC approved Plumber replaced a defective part.  The total cost to FWC was $275 and 1 volunteer hour.
54. July 9, Chimney Creek Dr., VB.  A single mother asked for assistance with their central air conditioner.  FWC engaged a certified A/C Technician who determined the unit was not economically feasible to repair.  Total replacement cost exceeded FWC available funds.  Instead, FWC purchased and installed a portable a/c unit.  Cost was $303 and 10  volunteer hours.
55. July 8, Greendell Rd., Ches. A blind, elderly man living alone requested help. FWC volunteers worked with a City Inspector and a neighbor to clean mold off the outside of the home; replaced rotted fascia; the garage door; and a rotted window sill.  A local summer youth group cleaned the yard.  The total cost to FWC was $413.  136 volunteer hours were expended.
56. July 13, Ferry Point Rd., VB. An elderly widow had some minor roof leaks and some faulty lighting. FWC volunteers replaced two roof collars and the chimney cap. One fan and light kit was replaced to bring proper lighting to all rooms. This is a modest home the exterior of which was built from a prefabricated kit sixty years ago.  The homeowners finished the interior themselves.  FWC spent $135 and 20 volunteer hours on this project. The homeowner was very thankful and gave FWC a donation of $50, a princely sum on her restricted budget.
57. July 15, Good Hope Rd., VB. A single lady had roof and plumbing leaks as well as deteriorated siding.  In early May, FWC volunteers made temporary repairs to the roof.  In June and July, TEAMeffort spent three weeks on site, and with assistance and input from FWC, the following work was accomplished:  the volunteers replaced double sink drain baskets and piping,  repaired a sink cabinet bottom and the ceiling in an upper cabinet,  replaced two window screens using donated materials and removed/replaced deteriorated T-111 siding and trim boards.  The volunteers primed and painted the entire house exterior and installed a new roof, vent collars and rain diverter.  They re-roofed and repaired siding on a shed, and refurbished a wooden fence. The shingles were donated.  TEAMeffort provided most  materials except for FWC purchases which of  $350.   FWC volunteers expended 92 hours, hundreds more by TEAMeffort.
58. July 16, Lavender Ln., VB. A neighbor of a former FWC client asked for repairs and painting that were not within the parameters of warm, safe and dry (WSD) making her ineligible   for FWC assistance, but  TEAMeffort volunteers rebuilt the fence and deck, repainted the entire house and cleaned up the yard.  No cost to FWC.  About 500volunteer hours by  TEAMeffort
59. July 18, Rellen Court, VB. An elderly widow reported several electrical problems.  FWC Project Managers surveyed the home and made some improvements, but were unable to correct all the problems. FWC engaged  an Electrical Contractor who replaced two GFIs and repaired faults in two other circuits. The cost to FWC was $285.  10  volunteer hours were expended.
60. July 21, Pritchard Road Phase 2, VB. This widowed elderly lady needed maintenance on all the exterior window trim. Because the framing for one large window was rotted, and the window was in danger of falling out, a Contractor replaced the window for FWC earlier this year. This week youth volunteers with TEAMeffort scraped, caulked and painted all the rest of the trim, and replaced a few pieces of sill that were rotted. They also trimmed back shrubs that were overgrown. No cost to FWC; TEAMeffort youth expended 400 hours on the project.
61. July 22, Elbyrne Dr., Ches. A single lady with five grandchildren aged five to sixteen  was living in an older home.  FWC had an Animal Control Contractor remove ten squirrels from an interior wall and seal up the hole.  The total cost to FWC was $399, and 2 volunteer hours.
62. July 22, Biltmore Dr., VB.  A widow suffering from arthritis, in a small, well maintained townhome has mobility problems.  The roof leaked which damaged a bedroom ceiling.  FWC hired a Contractor to replace the roof; volunteers replaced the molded, damaged part of the ceiling and repaired a leaking faucet.  Total cost was $2,640 and required 25 volunteer hours.  The homeowner was able to contribute $1,200, bringing the cost to FWC to $1,460.
63. July 22, Lindale Dr., Ches. An elderly lady in an older home stated that deteriorated shingles on her roof needed to be replaced.  TEAMeffort started this project under the supervision of FWC but was finished by FWC volunteers.  The homeowner gave $500 toward this project which reduced FWC  cost to $92.  The total volunteer hours expended was 160.
64. July 31, Kings Point Rd., VB. A disabled veteran of the Iraqi war needed a new roof and some siding and deck repairs. FWC coordinated with TEAMeffort youth ministries to complete this work.  They removed the old shingles, made roof decking and fascia repairs, and installed new roof shingles. They also installed some new fence sections and made repairs to the existing deck. The veteran and his neighbors worked with the youths  throughout the effort. FWC provided $1000 in materials; TEAMeffort volunteers spent approximately 1500 hours on this.
65. August 1, Delaware Ave., VB. An elderly couple with multiple health problems had a hole in a bedroom floor and a broken drainage pipe in the master bathroom.  FWC repaired the rotted flooring and replaced the bathroom drain pipes. Cost to FWC was $12;  7  volunteer hours.
66. August 5, Hope Ave., VB.  A young lady with severe medical problems needed a ramp for access to/from the home. FWC installed FWC's temporary ten foot aluminum ramp until a permanent ramp can be installed.  There was no cost to FWC, 7 volunteer hours were expended.
67. August 4, Margate Ave. VB. A single lady had a roof leak adjacent to a plumbing vent, and several minor toilet and lighting issues. FWC volunteers replaced two vent collars, three toilet flappers, and made repairs to two lights. The cost was $50 and 10 volunteer hours.
68. August 8, Diana Lee Ct., VB.   A widow suffering from COPD was having breathing difficulties after  her air conditioner stopped working.  FWC hired a Licensed HVAC Contractor who was able to repair the system.  Cost to FWC was $390 and required 8 volunteer hours.
69. August 9, Daytona Dr, VB Phase 1. An elderly single lady living alone had a broken front door lock and a faulty porch light. Since these are safety/security issues, FWC volunteers replaced the front door locks and repaired the porch light. They also installed new flappers in two leaking toilets and repaired the front gate. The cost to FWC was $30 and 9 volunteer hours.
70. August 22, Walkers Grant La., VB.A lady living alone had numerous small household problems.   Two FWC volunteers replaced the kitchen faucet; installed two toilet flapper valves; replaced a light switch; replaced a door lock; installed new doorbell switch; replaced a sliding glass door screen; and performed several minor carpentry repairs.  Cost to FWC  was $20, as the homeowner supplied some of the materials.  11 volunteer hours were expended.
71. August 24, Indian River Rd, VB.A lady living with her adult son while  caring for a disabled uncle and numerous children live in a single family house with multiple problems.  FWC volunteers replaced leaking bathtub valves; outlet and switch plate covers; a rotted entry door frame and sill;  a defective lockset; installed ten soffit vents; removed and replaced rotted soffit and fascia boards; and reattached a gutter that had to be removed for the soffit work.  A hired Contractor repaired the HVAC system.  Total cost to FWC was $551.  57 volunteer hours.
72. August 24, Duquesne Place, VB.A old single mom living with her four children in a forty four  year old townhouse which had numerous problems.   A Contractor repaired the roof Volunteers replaced the bathtub valves; outlet and switch plate covers and one defective outlet.  They repaired and painted the exterior of the entry door, added a new lockset and secured a loose handrail.  Cost to FWC: $518. 25 volunteer hrs utilized.
73. August 26, Stratford Dr. Ches.  A wheelchair restricted single mother had accessibility problems.   FWC  built a wheelchair ramp; replaced some trim; and repaired several bi-fold doors.  Total project cost was $508. $126 was donated by Aldersgate UMC  88 volunteers hours
74. September 1, Colechester Rd., VB.  A widow providing a home for three grandchildren had unsafe flooring and several plumbing issues. FWC volunteers rebuilt the flooring under the washer/dryer and in front of a shower. They also replaced one commode, and repaired a faulty shower head. Total cost to FWC was $170.  60 volunteer  hours were applied to this project.
75. September 7, South Club House Rd., VB. A senior citizen homeowner living in a two story townhouse with her disabled son had multiple roof leaks and a damaged ceiling.  She hired a Roofing Contractor to replace the roof but could only front $2300 of the $4000 cost.  FWC  negotiated a lower price with the Contactor  and paid the balance.  Four FWC Volunteers repaired the damaged ceiling.  Total cost was $1,678.   27 volunteer hours were used
76. September 8, Daytona Dr., Phase 2, VB. A single elderly lady  had  cracks in her stairwell ceiling which was in danger of falling. Volunteers from First American Restoration repaired the ceiling and donated their time and materials. FWC volunteers replaced her refrigerator, washer and dryer with used appliances in good condition. There was no material cost; the value of  the donated appliances was approximately $500. Volunteers spent 20 hours on this project phase.
77. September 8, Volvo Pkwy., Ches. A single lady living in a nice townhouse suffering from Lupus and Fibromyalgia is unable to work.  Her HVAC system was inoperative.  FWC engaged an HVAC Technician who replaced the motor. Cost was $400. 2  volunteer hours  expended.
78. September 9, Colechester Rd., VB, Phase 2, (MH). A grandmother raising three grandchildren had some badly overgrown bushes.. With the help of VB City employees volunteering on United Way’s Day of Caring, FWC members completed several yard maintenance projects in addition to trimming the bushes. FWC provided a city Yard Debris container costing $75. that enabled the family to complete yard maintenance. 12 hours utilized.
79. September 9, Lindale Dr. Ches. An elderly lady living alone in an older home requested in-depth kitchen repair.  FWC volunteers and TEAMeffort youth replaced deteriorated sheet rock; installed new upper and lower cabinets.  The group replaced a counter top and installed a new sink and faucet assembly.  FWC also funded a termite treatment service.  The total cost was $1,324.  188 volunteer hours were expended.
80. September 9, Andover Rd, VB. A disabled woman was unable to maintain her back yard.  FWC volunteers cleared the roof and gutters of tree debris, and hauled several bags and piles of tree limbs to the curb for city pickup.  They were assisted by VB city employees volunteering on United Way’s Day of Caring.  The team also patched a hole in the roof.  20 volunteer hours were expended, no costs.
81. September 12, Bryce Lane, VB. A single woman is the caregiver for her disabled brother and sister. She requested a wheelchair ramp and repair of one or more roof leaks. FWC engaged a Contractor who repaired the roof leaks. The request for a ramp was withdrawn when the homeowner learned that a ramp would disrupt entrance to the house and that parking would be severely limited. Cost $400. 20 volunteer hours went into this project.
82. September 12, Military Hwy. Ches. Two windows would not stay open.  FWC replaced the spiral counterbalances.  The total cost was $40.  3  volunteer hours were expended.
83. September 15, April St., VB. A single woman in a well kept condo requested assistance with a tub valve that was not providing hot water. Troubleshooting determined that the aging water heater was shedding debris, clogging the small passages in the valve. FWC volunteers replaced the  water heater.  While there, they  replaced the washing machine hoses and fixed the garbage disposal. Cost was $448. 20 volunteer hours were expended.
84. September 19, Tenbee Lane, VB. A single elderly lady needed help with a broken AC unit, plumbing problems, holes in drywall and a broken stair rail.  A Contractor repaired the AC.  Two FWC volunteers replaced the diverter handle and shower head: caulked around the tub in the master bath and replaced broken stair rail brackets.  Total cost - $422 8  volunteer hours.
85. September 24, Tournament Dr. Ches. An older lady living alone in an older home had problems with the drains in the slab foundation of her home.  FWC volunteers, with the help of our Plumber  removed fifteen feet of concrete, replaced the drain pipe and then the concrete.  We then installed new vinyl flooring.  The total cost was $415.  72  volunteer hours were expended.
86. September 26, Doon St, VB.  A single, disabled woman living in a nice home needed help with rotted & loose railings on her FWC installed wheelchair ramp and repairs to her mailbox.  FWC volunteers replaced loose original front porch posts, secured railings and repaired the mailbox.  Other railing areas showing signs of rot but still secure, will be referred to a youth group for future replacement.  Total cost to FWC was $25 and required 12 volunteer hours.
87. October 7, Jonas St. MHP.  An elderly lady  needed numerous repairs. FWC volunteers repaired two areas of water damaged flooring; replaced the porch light,  one toilet and rebuilt another; repaired a light switch and  the porch railing.  Cost was $154.  30 volunteer hours.
88. October 7, Diana Lee Ct., VB.  In Aug, FWC repaired the AC system for this widow.. Since then the coils began leaking Freon gas.  FWC contacted a licensed HVAC Contractor who agreed to donate labor and Freon provided that FWC paid for parts.  Cost of the parts amounted to $954 of which the homeowner contributed $500.  5 volunteer hours were expended.
89. October 11, Military Hwy., MHP Ches. An elderly lady living alone in an old mobile home had a hole in the roof caused by a fallen limb. FWC repaired the hole and sealed it.  Additionally, the deck required repair work, the kitchen faucet required replacement as well as a leaking toilet.  . Rotted deck boards were replaced and the steps were rebuilt.  The kitchen faucet and leaky toilet were both replaced.  The total cost was $575, utilizing.  43 volunteer hours.
90. October 12, Sierra Arch, VB. A single mother requested assistance. Her washing machine had overflowed and flooded the kitchen floor damaging the base cabinets.   FWC contacted a Norfolk business, Paneling Factory Outlet, which donated cabinets later installed by FWC volunteers. There was no cost to FWC; 35 hours were expended.
91. October 15th, Rellen Court. VB. An elderly widow who is a former client had additional electrical issues. A contract Electrician made repairs. Cost to FWC was $130.
92. October 19, Cedar Rd.. Ches. A widow living in a nice home had a punctured roof caused by a fallen tree limb.   FWC volunteers patched the hole, installed new shingles and  sealed the roof around the chimney.  Cost was $77.   6 volunteer hours were expended.
93. October 21, Kiwanis Loop, VB. A lady living in a townhome needed a new storm door.  FWC installed a door and replaced damaged brick molding.   Cost was $17.  7 volunteer hours.
94. October 27, Rainer Ct., VB.  A multi-generational household requested assistance with deferred maintenance.  FWC volunteers replaced the back door and stabilized the stairway railing. A Contract Plumber cleared a blocked drain,  Cost was $403 and  25 volunteer hours.
95. November 1, Reid St., Ches. A single man was trying to get his older family home repaired so he could live in it.  FWC aided by an Electrician and a Plumber, replaced the water lines; rewired the home, installed a new electrical panel, a water heater  and electric baseboard heaters.  They  repaired the drains; rebuilt the toilet; and installed a donated stove and refrigerator.  The total cost was $1848.   87 volunteer hours were expended
96. November 3. Weeping Willow Ave. VB An elderly lady living alone had some roof leaks where an abandoned stove pipe penetrated the roof. Our Contractor removed the stove pipe and made necessary repairs to the roof. FWC spent $400 and 10 volunteer hours.
97. November 10 and 11, FWC partnered with United Methodist Committee on Relief (UMCOR) to assist homeowners in the Windsor Woods area of Virginia Beach whose houses had been flooded during Hurricane Matthew.  Twelve volunteers worked on these projects at a cost to FWC of $158.  The next four entries describe the  work performed.
98. November 10, Ole Towne Ln VB Removed carpeting, flooring and drywall from the rec room in a converted garage.
99. November 10, South Plaza Tr. VB Removed carpet, parquet flooring and baseboards in two rooms and closets.
100. November 10 and 11, Meadowburn Cir. VB  Removed drywall and paneling.
101. Nov 11, Concord Bridge Rd. VB Installed drywall in living room, dining room and closet.
102. November 12, Debbs Ln., Ches.   Husband,  wife and teenage daughter living in a nice home.  Husband lost job in a downsize and now earns much less.  FWC volunteers replaced several rotted window sills and brick molding; repaired the framing of an outside door; and replaced some soffit and fascia.  The total cost was $354.  92  volunteer hours were expended.
103. November 11 & 18, Meadowburm Circle, VB, (Hurricane Matthew). This home received two feet of flood water; a total devastation of the interior. The homeowner and friends removed belongings, floor coverings and drywall. FWC removed all remaining drywall and cleaned out the interior. On Nov 18, FWC insulated all exterior walls and assisted the homev owner with reputable Contractors to finish the repairs.FWC spent 80 hours and $200 on supplies.
104. November 20, Level Green Blvd, VB. An elderly grandmother living with her grandchildren needed a complete HVAC rebuild and replacement of her water heater due to Hurricane Matthew flooding.  FWC volunteers replaced the water heater and a Contractor rebuilt the HVAC system, including significant home rewiring.  The Contractor donated all labor and charging only for parts and materials.  Total cost was $3,452 and required 30 volunteer hours.
105. November 23, Ferebee Ave., Ches. A family in older home where the electrical meter shorted out.  An Electrician replaced the meter box at a cost of  $300.  2  volunteer hours.
106. December 1, Doon St., VB. A single disabled woman living in a nice home received substantial flooding from Hurricane Matthew.  United Methodist Relief removed damaged flooring, saturated drywall and insulation.  FWC volunteers installed new insulation, sheet rock and floor trim.  Total cost to FWC was $103 and required 60 volunteer hours.
107. December 5, Military Hwy., MHP Ches. A bedridden husband and his  wife live in an older home.  FWC had our HVAC specialist install a new thermostat and our Electrician, with the help of a volunteer, run new electrical lines to two rooms so the homeowner will have electricity and light.  The cost was $80.  6 volunteer hrs were expended.
108. December 7, Whitley Park Dr. VB.  Phase 1.  A couple had an inoperable heat pump that A Licensed HVAC Contractor filled the system with Freon. FWC caulked a skylight, replaced missing exhaust fan flappers and repaired a porch railing.   Cost was $430 and 25 volunteer hrs
109. December 8, Eddystone Dr. VB. A single lady had no heat, water coming down the chimney, a leaking toilet and a defective ceiling light fixture.  FWC hired an HVAC Contractor who repaired the heating system for a reduced price and donated his labor.  A chimney cap and a new light fixture were installed and  the toilet repaired Cost was $2,600 and required 30  hours.
110. December 9, Derby Run  MHP, VB .  An elderly veteran with medical problems  had no hot water.  FWC purchased and installed a water heater.  Cost was $365 and required 15 hours.
111. December 13, Fife St., Ches. An elderly mother, daughter and three grandchildren living in a nice home.  FWC repaired two broken roof rafters that were causing the roof to sag.  The cost of this project was paid by the homeowners church.  38 volunteer hours were expended.
112. December 18, Derby Run MHP, VB.  On Dec 9th FWC replaced the water heater for this homeowner.  Soon after the entire water system in his fifty year old mobile home failed.  FWC hired a Plumber who needed to replace all the pipes and two faucets because the water lines were completely clogged with years of  corrosion and silt.  Cost was $2,260 and 10 volunteer hours
113. December 29, Spartin Dr. MHP, VB.  This single lady, raising her granddaughter, had a sizable roof leak, a dangerous set of front stairs, and wood damage around the front door. FWC built a new front stoop, repaired the damaged siding and entry floor, and added a storm door to prevent further water damage. Our Contractor completed the roof repairs. Costs for this project were $1350; volunteers spent 180 hours.
114. December 30,Whitley Park Dr VB,  Phase 2.  Completion of work starte December 7 for an elderly couple   FWC restored all the toilets to working condition.  Cost was $20 and 5 hours

Faith Works Coalition - 2015 Summary of Projects

1. January 1, Shell Rd., VB. A former client had a failed water heater FWC purchased and installed a new water heater.  Cost was $294 and 7 volunteer hours.
2. January 6, Spartin St., VB. Former client reported electrical problems.  FWC Project Managers investigated and found that one of the problems was previously addressed by an electrical contractor.  Other problems were the result of circuit overload by the client, who was advised how to eliminate breakers tripping.    2 volunteer hours.
3. January 6, Sunrise Ave., Ches. FWC volunteers replaced the kitchen counter, sink and faucet.  They installed a new stove, reset the bathroom toilet and re-caulked the bathtub.  A contractor installed new shingles on the roof and another contractor repaired the HVAC system.  Cost to FWC was $1713 and 37 volunteer hrs.
4. January 10, Drawbridge Dr., Ches. FWC volunteers replaced the kitchen faucet; rebuilt the insides of a toilet; installed a stair railing; replaced a bathroom light and medicine cabinet ; adjusted the shower doors; installed a shower grab rail; and, found the cause of several electrical outlets not working.  The total cost to FWC was $260 and 25 volunteer hours.
5. January 12 , Jousting Arch, VB. The homeowner reported that her roof leaked into a downstairs bathroom. FWC roofing contractor replaced a missing shingles and a defective vent collar which was causing the leak. Costs to FWC were $185.
6. January 17, Tapscott St., Ches. FWC volunteers repaired cracks in several ceilings; repaired the wall around two windows that had leaked; and recaulked the windows on the outside.  The total cost to FWC was $28, and 21 volunteer hours.
7. January 17, Mulligan Dr., VB. The homeowner’s roof was leaking and requested that it be fixed or replaced.  The leak was repaired by a contractor. Cost was $285 and 2 volunteer hours.
8. January 19, Ruddy Oak Ct., VB. The homeowner, a single mother on limited income, had a roof leak where the back den joined the main house. An FWC roofing contractor replaced the flashing, which had never been installed properly. He donated his time and materials.
9. January 21-22, Magnolia St., VB (MHP). The homeowner is a single mother on minimal income, living in a maintenance neglected trailer. FWC previously repaired bad flooring and installed a new roof. On this project FWC volunteers replaced the ceilings in two main rooms. They added ceiling joists to strengthen the broken existing ceiling structure and installed insulated ceiling tiles throughout, resulting in a strong and attractive ceiling. The costs to FWC were approximately $700 and 86 volunteer hours.
10. January 22, Brian Ave., VB.  The homeowner is a widow living in single story home with her adult son.  FWC volunteers repaired a large hole in a shower faucet wall and installed 2 gutter hangers. The volunteers showed the homeowner how to repair several small items   FWC used materials from warehouse stocks. No costs ; 6 volunteer hours were expended.
11. January 23, Old Providence Rd., VB.  A 68 year old widow had a list of issues.  FWC volunteers replaced a rotted deck board, reinforced handrails on the deck steps, tightened several window locks, replaced two broken receptacles and missing outlet covers.  A number of non-WSD items were submitted to TeamEffort for consideration.   FWC incurred no cost as all materials were available from the warehouse stocks. 6 man hrs
12. January 25, Windmill Dr, VB.  Phase II for a 54 year old single cancer patient.  FWC replaced a broken bathroom door and knob, the rotted floor of a kitchen cabinet, a burned out receptacle, repaired the leaking kitchen faucet and installed a new garbage disposal that was donated by a local church group. A Roofing contractor repaired a leaking skylight. FWC received $100 in-kind donation  Total cost to FWC was $128 and required 12 volunteer hours.
13. January 31, Rowlock Rd., Ches. FWC repaired cracked sheet rock, installed a new kitchen sink, built new cabinet doors under the sink, repaired a cabinet drawer, installed a new stove hood, a new interior door and replaced several bad wall sockets.  Cost was $218 and 35 hours.
14. January 31, River Creek Rd., Ches. FWC hired a roofing contractor to replace old, worn shingles on this home.  The homeowner contributed $200 for a final cost of $1700 and 1 hr time
15. January 29-31, Campus Dr., VB. An elderly lady and disabled son are living in a townhome with the original 30 year-old roof.  Her insurance policy would be terminated due to the condition of the roof.  FWC used a contractor to replace the roof.  An in-kind donation of roofing materials valued at $900 drove the cost to FWC down to $639.and 10 volunteer hours.
16. February 13, Burford Ave., VB. The homeowner complained of inoperative ceiling lights in three rooms.  A licensed Electrician was hired to correct the problem,  Cost was $250.
17. February 14, Old Guard Crescent, VB. The homeowner was referred to FWC by VB DH & NP.  She had a broken water line in her front yard.  A licensed plumber was hired to repair.  Cost was $688.  3 contractor labor hours were expended.
18. February 14 Play Dr., VB (MHP).  The resident has cancer and is confined to a wheelchair. She could not leave home without medical transport.  FWC volunteers constructed a 30 foot long wheelchair ramp with two platforms.  Using her powered wheelchair, she is now able to come and go as she pleases.  She is enormously grateful for this new found freedom.  The project was privately funded, so cost to FWC was zero.  139 volunteer hours were utilized.
19. February 16, Elbyrne Dr., Ches. The Furnace was not running.  An FWC approved technician fixed and cleaned the furnace, and changed filters. Total cost to FWC was $80.
20. February 16, Hambledon Loop, Ches. Non- functioning furnace .  FWC found the thermostat was set too low for the furnace to come one and reset it in.1 volunteer hour
21. March 3, Hill St. Ches. Single, disabled lady living in an older home.  Volunteers converted the bathtub to a walk-in shower and sheet rocked one ceiling in the home.  Total cost to FWC was $253 and 35 volunteer hours.
22. March 5 & 6, Placid Place, VB: Phase I Volunteers  replaced a rusted bathtub  and sink, installed a new faucet and tub surround, rebuilt a water damaged wall and restored electricity to three rooms by replacing a defective GFCI outlet.  Materials cost- $485 :104 volunteer hours.
23. March 15-18. New Bridge Rd., VB.  Phase I. An elderly lady living in a rural cottage with serious structural issues. FWC made some progress on weatherization. They replaced three windows and two exterior doors. They removed a portion of the back wall to install a new door.  FWC engaged a contractor to replace the well pump and insulate the pump house. Volunteers also worked with the homeowner in cleaning and organizing the main living area, discarding alot of clutter. Total cost- $2000, was donated by Pungo Church of God. 100 volunteer hours logged.
24. March 20. Alton Dr., VB.  The homeowner complained that the heating system was not working.  A contractor surveyed the system and determined it was very old, beyond repair and needed replacement.  He was hired to replace the system at a cost of $2,586 paid by FWC .
25. March 23, Holly Cove Dr., Ches. FWC volunteers installed laminate flooring, base and quarter round molding in two rooms and a hall.  No cost to FWC. and 61 volunteer hours.
26. March 25, Oak Hurst Ct., VB.  Phase I A 55 year old disabled Navy veteran had a large hole in his roof and an inoperative HVAC system.  FWC hired Contractors to make the necessary repairs.  Total cost to FWC was $2900.  8 volunteer hours
27. March 31, Lamplight Lane, VB, Phase I. A couple in a modest home had a leaking gas hot water heater and a roof leak which damaged drywall, ceiling, and French doors  Contractors repaired the roof and replaced the water heater at a cost of $1921. 8 volunteer hours
28. March 31, Chimney Creek Dr., VB:  A single working mother’s home had a roof leak.  FWC hired a contractor to repair the flashing around the chimney to fix the leak.  Costs -$319.
29. April 1, Colony MHP, VB:  The home of an elderly woman had several roof leaks.  FWC hired a roofer to fix the leaks with a sealant. Cost was $400 which included 6 contractor hours.
30. April 1, Level Green Blvd., VB A single lady with small income had several plumbing problems.  FWC hired a plumber to snake out the drain line and repair a broken pipe inside the wall.  FWC cost was $400 which included 4 contractor man-hours.
31. April 7/8, Detroiter Ave., VB. Floor joists throughout the home had deteriorated and floors were giving way.  OSB was installed in the main living room, kitchen and bedroom.  Vinyl was laid in the kitchen; carpet installed in the main living room and bedroom.  New kitchen cabinets were installed under a new counter top and sink assembly.  Cost was $1372 and 84 hours.
32. April 9, Elbyrne Dr., Ches. The gas stove was not working.  A technician was hired to fix the control module.  Total contractor cost was $176.
33. April 15, Biltmore Dr., VB An elderly couple asked for assistance with a roof leak and some exterior repairs to a shed, fence and storage unit doors. A roofing contractor checked the roof thoroughly and found no leaks. The exterior repairs were referred to TEAM Effort for a summer youth project. There was no cost to FWC. 2 volunteer man hours were expended.
34. April 18, Mason Neck Ln., VB An elderly couple with serious health issues have extended family living in the home and are financially unable to make major repairs. The central heat and hot water system failed and is beyond repair. FWC engaged an HVAC contractor who replaced system components and restored the system to excellent condition. The cost was $3000.
35. May 2, Bryce Ln., VB.  A single mother and her teenage daughter live in a well kept townhouse.  The utility bills were very high due to improperly installed windows.  Volunteers from First Presbyterian Church sealed the windows, installed a handrail and adjusted the front and rear doors for better closure.  The cost was $60, and required 33 volunteer hours.
36. May 2, Martin Ave., Ches. A house break-in resulted in a damaged front door.  FWC replaced the door and a leaky kitchen faucet. Cost was $283, and required 25 volunteer hours
37. May 5, Sullivan Blvd., VB. Phase I Homeowner is a 76 year old widow.  FWC installed stair railings, repaired and weatherized front door frame and storm door, then repaired water damaged window framing and wall in an upstairs bedroom. A roofer repaired leaks in the garage.  FWC also replaced a bathroom window   Costs were$713, and 25 volunteer hours.
38. May 8, Pocaty Rd., Ches. A community project for a half-way home for men who have been released from jail.  FWC volunteers, with the help of a youth choir from PA., installed metal roofing.  There was no cost to FWC for this project but required 280 volunteer hours.
39. May 9, Sagamore St., VB. Elderly widow of an Army Veteran had several  concerns. Seven members of the Virginia Beach United Methodist Church and a FWC Project Manager scraped and painted window frames and rain gutters, improved the gutter drainage, replaced and painted a rotted rake board, tuck pointed missing brick mortar and replaced the house numbers.   A rotted fence post and gate were repaired.  Cost was $50 and required 50 volunteer hours.
40. May 9, Leige Run , MHP,VB. Phase I Single mother with two teenage children had several plumbing problems, the most serious was a leak near the water heater that left them without hot water.  FWC hired a plumber who fixed all the problems.  Cost was $400.
41. May 16-18, New Bridge Rd., Phase II, VB.  FWC provided funding to rebuild the kitchen.  Pungo Church of God and the Mennonite Brethren volunteers rebuilt the kitchen floor and outfitted the kitchen with a new range, refrigerator and cabinetry. This is an example of FWC cooperating with other like-minded agencies to bring hope and help to those in need. Cost-$500.
42. May 29, Deep Creek Blvd., Ches. FWC and a youth group from PA sealed the roof of this mobile home and installed new two new plumbing vent caps.  Total- $177 with 22 man-hours.
43. May 30, Trumpet Vine Ct., VB. Single lady living in a 20 year old townhome with leaking roof vent pipes. A contractor replaced vent collars and installed missing shingles.  Cost - $385.
44. May 30, Scenic Blvd., Ches. FWC volunteers rebuilt the kitchen floor and installed a new storm door closer.  The total cost for this project was $109.  23 volunteer hours were expended.
45. May 30, Old Pughville Rd., Ches. FWC replaced a plumbing vent that was leaking for $5 in  3 hours.
46. June 2, Hill St., Ches. FWC replaced an inoperative refrigerator with one that had been donated.  There was no cost to FWC for this project and 5 volunteer hours were required.
47. June 5/6, 913 Va. Beach Blvd. Colony MHP, VB. An elderly wheelchair bound woman needed numerous home repairs.  FWC repaired front porch steps and replaced deteriorated flooring throughout the home.  They also replaced a leaking hot-water valve at the washing machine and fixed a leaking kitchen sink strainer.  New carpet was installed in the bedroom and living room, and new vinyl in the bathroom and utility room.  Total cost $845 (including $200 of donated carpet).  145 man-hours expended.
48. June 8, Chaseway St., VB. A woman on limited income living in a townhome had leaks. FWC repaired two toilets and completed minor electrical repairs.  Cost was $28.and 15 hours
49. June 9, Delaware Ave., VB.  An elderly couple subsisting on a limited income live in a home with a leaky roof.  FWC hired a roofing contractor to inspect and repair the skylight, flashing, collar boots and caulk as needed.  Cost: $400.  4 volunteer hours expended.
50. June 11, Sullivan Blvd., VB.  Phase II An elderly widow needed emergency plumbing repairs to a bathroom tub faucet and shut off valve in the laundry room.  Because this was an emergency requiring full home water shut off, repairs were conducted by a FWC contractor.  FWC also purchased a new gas hot water heater. Total cost was $710. and 2 volunteer hours.
51. June 15, Silverleaf Ct., VB.   An elderly lady living alone in a townhouse had a leaking toilet and badly rusted outside utility room door.  The damaged door allowed the main circuit breaker and hot water heater to be exposed to wind & rain, as well as potential intruders.  FWC  installed and painted a new door and lock set, and rebuilt the toilet.  Cost was $158 and 15 hours.
52. June 18, Buckingham Ct., VB.   A single mother living with two teenage sons in a townhouse reported an inoperative florescent light fixture in the kitchen, a leaking bathroom sink and drain lines, and a failed bathroom light switch. FWC volunteers replaced the light switch, changed out the sink and drain lines and replaced burned out light bulbs in the kitchen. Total project cost was $101 ($84 was donated). 12 man hours.
53. June 18, Martin Ave., Ches. FWC volunteers built hand rails by the porch steps and installed a peep hole in the front door.  The project cost $60, and required 7 volunteer hours.
54. June 19, Alder Cir., VB. A single lady with multiple medical issues had a roof leak and a hole in the soffit that allowed squirrels to take up residence in her attic.  A roofing Contractor replaced missing shingles and covered the hole.  Cost was $400, and 5 man hours.
55. June 30, Placid Pl., VB.  Phase II An elderly lady living alone had a leak in her upstairs bathtub which damaged the kitchen ceiling below.  FWC repaired the tub leak and replaced the damaged ceiling sheetrock.  Cost was only $25, as materials were on hand , 10 volunteer hours
56. July 3, Millington Ct., VB. A single lady living on Social Security had a leak in the garage roof was causing discoloration in her ceiling.  She asked FWC to replace missing roof shingles which she would provide.  FWC hired a contractor to install the shingles.  Total cost was $75.
57. July 6, Quinwood Ln., VB. An elderly couple of limited means asked FWC to help with several bathroom maintenance issues that needed attention principally a clogged drain and leaky tub faucets..  FWC contracted a plumber who cleaned out the sink drain, replaced tub faucet stems and installed two wax rings under the commode.  Total cost to FWC was $400.
58. July 11, Military Hwy., Ches. FWC volunteers installed several new electrical circuits to safely accommodate window A/C units.  The cost to FWC was zero; volunteer hours were 12.
59. July 13, Ricket Ct., VB.  An elderly man had considerable damage to wall framing due to an ongoing roof leak.  Over a period of five days, six volunteers removed damaged drywall from walls & ceiling, replaced rotted studs and headers, installed and primed new sheetrock on walls, and performed preliminary siding repairs on roof at chimney enclosure.  A roofing contractor replaced flashing and damaged siding on two sides of chimney enclosure and replaced about 36 square feet of roof decking. Total cost was $462 and 64 volunteer hours.
60. July 16, Edgewood Ave., Ches. FWC volunteers and a youth group built a handicap ramp to aid entry and exit from the building.  Cost was $0.  158 volunteer hours were spent
61. July 16, Michael Dr., Ches. FWC repaired a sewer pipe that had rusted through, floors in three rooms and  a roof leak with new chimney flashing.  Total was $926. ; 41 volunteer hours.
62. July 16, Sykes Ave. VB. A 91 year old widow with limited income living in a 1940 ranch house has active termite infestation and termite damage in the joists and support structure under the house.  FWC contracted for termite treatment at a cost of $900 and 10 volunteer hours
63. July 23, Grey Friars Chase VB. A couple requested help with repair of deteriorated exterior wood trim.  Recent medical bills depleted their savings.  Due to the very high location of the trim and the steeply pitched roof, it would be unsafe for FWC volunteers to do the work.  FWC gave the homeowners names of reliable contractors. Zero cost  5 volunteer hours.
64. July 28, Campus Dr., VB.  A retired lady living in a townhome had repeated drain/sewer backups. This required a drain line camera inspection to determine if/where a pipe breakage existed.  When this inspection was completed FWC hired a contractor to repair. Cost was $400.
65. August 1, Hill St. Ches. FWC volunteers repaired the floor in two rooms and installed new vinyl. They also installed a new tub surround.  Total Cost was $511.  51 volunteer hours.
66. August 9, Donnawood Dr., VB.  A homeowner had a persistent roof leak that had been repaired several times but not permanently fixed.  A roofing contractor was engaged to replace a large section of roof with new shingles at a cost of $400.  4 volunteer hours were expended.
67. August 10/11, Sampson La, VB, Phase I.  A single mother, widow of an Army veteran, had structural issues caused by a faulty I-Beam installation in the first floor of her townhome. FWC installed two steel posts to stabilize the beam to stop further settling. They replaced damaged drywall and sealed cracks in the brick veneer to prevent further water damage. They also repaired two faulty toilets, and engaged the services of a roofing contractor to repair two sections of deteriorated fascia board. Cost was $750, off-set by a Home Depot donation of $150 and a $100 donation of materials. Total to FWC was $500.  86 volunteer hours were expended.
68. August 15, Military Hwy., Ches. FWC volunteers replaced the front door and two windows on a mobile home.  Total Cost was $705.  12 volunteer hours were expended
69. August 25, Chancery La., VB. A woman needed several repairs to her townhouse. FWC  caulked the bathtub and vanity sink; replaced electrical outlets; repaired a damaged ceiling and sealed windows. A roofer installed a vent cap and sealed a hole in the roof. Costs-$225; 20 hrs
70. August 27, Glenmont La., VB.  A low income elderly couple in a modest home ,could not afford to hire repairmen.. FWC installed two grab bars in the tub/shower area.  FWC hired a roofer to repair the roof.  Total cost to FWC was $380.  Eight volunteer hours expended.
71. 7 September 5, Costa Ave., Ches. Our FWC Volunteers built a handicap ramp for this family.  Total cost was $735 and 56 man hours.
72. September 9, Smiths La., VB. An Elderly couple needed a handicap ramp for wife.  Because the need was temporary (broken foot) and the couple’s income and assets exceed FWC guidelines, the homeowner was given contact info for a ramp contractor. Volunteer time  2 hrs.
73. September 11, East Indian River Rd., VB.  A woman with a moderate income is living in a home with a sagging bathroom ceiling and a damaged, unsafe deck.  Two FWC volunteers and 5 VB city employees working together as part of the United Way Day of Caring repaired the bathroom ceiling, added a handrail to the deck stairs and made various repairs improve safety to the deck.  Detached downspouts were reattached.  Material cost-$83 and 64 man/woman hours.
74. September 11, Delaware Ave., VB. Phase II An elderly couple with medical issues had multiple problems in their home, including a missing kitchen counter top, rotted decking around a non-functioning  above ground pool and hot tub with a large hole.  Working in partnership with TeamEffort youth missions Way and United Day of Caring volunteers, FWC demolished and removed the deck, pool and hot tub; repaired the roof; constructed a new deck for safe exit/entry at 5 sliding doors; installed railings and painted front and side porches.  Donated loads of soil were spread to improve grade, and an extended rear deck was built to meet the new grade.  A temporary silt fence was installed and a rotted rim joist was replaced.  A new counter top was installed in the kitchen.  Total cost to FWC was $285.  333 volunteer hours were expended.
75. September 11, Iron Leige Run , Derby Run MHP, VB.  A single Mother with medical issues was threatened with eviction if she did not repair the front porch and railings. .  Two FWC volunteers and five VB City employees working together as part of the United Way Day of Caring rebuilt two porches to a safe condition.    Cost was $150; 45 volunteer hours.
76. September 12, Michael Dr., Ches. FWC volunteers repaired a kitchen floor and installed luan and new vinyl.  Total cost was $69.  The project required 21 volunteer hours.
77. September 12, Sunkist Rd., Ches. FWC volunteers repaired a window pane; replaced grout around the bath room tub and floor; repaired a crack in a wall; reset the tile on the porch; and, replaced missing roof shingles. Total cost was $17 and 10 volunteer hours.
78. September 14, Martin Ave., Ches. FWC installed a window A/C unit, replaced the front door handle, front door trim and caulked surrounding joints.  Cost was $179.  11 volunteer hours.
79. September 14, Tuttle Creek Ct., VB. A woman living alone requested help to repair damaged drywall behind her washing machine. FWC volunteers inspected the valve above the damaged area and found no evidence of an active leak.    With no active leak and minor, out of sight damage, this doesn't meet FWC project approval.  She was referred to a contractor.
80. September 18, Military Hwy., Ches. FWC checked all electrical circuits and found the water heater with a leak which the homeowner would repair.  Zero cost .  5 volunteer hours
81. September 22, Leicester Ct., VB. An unemployed woman living in a townhouse with multiple electrical problems, a non functioning HVAC system and several windows requiring weather sealing.  A Contractor and a FWC volunteer repaired the HVAC system, corrected electrical problems and weather sealed 2 windows.  Contractor fee-$875.  10 volunteer hours
82. September 23, Spence Cir., VB. A single woman had been cited by the city for exposed roof sheathing and rotted fascia boards, trim and porch support pillars.  A FWC contractor advised that the entire roof and several pieces of sheathing needed to be replaced.  A local business owner who knows the H/O offered to pay the contractor’s cost.  FWC approved the project. The contractor replaced the rotten sheathing and all roof shingles and removed, replaced and painted all rotten fascia, rake boards, trim and the base of the front support pillars.  The cost of the project was $2820, which was covered by a $3000 donation  3 volunteer hours
83. October 9, Ferry Point Rd., VB. An elderly lady living in a modest home had rotten soffit pieces and detached gutters. FWC volunteers replaced 30 feet of fascia board and reinstalled the metal wrap and gutters. Cost to FWC was $150 and 25 volunteer man hours.
84. October 10, Swallow Dr., MHP VB.  An elderly couple with medical problems were unable to maintain their  home.  FWC applied sealer to the leaking roof, installed hand rails to a wheelchair ramp and rebuilt the rotted bathroom floor.  Cost $200; 40 man hours.
85. October 12, 2015, White Hall Ln., VB. An elderly widow living in a well maintained home reported leaks over her sun room and the main part of the house. FWC hired a contractor to  repair both areas and move the gutter away from roof.  Cost was $400. 2 volunteer hours
86. October 16 Shooting Star Dr, VB. A single mother living in a neat duplex requested a refrigerator which FWC provided from the warehouse.  A contractor made repairs to a leaking roof.  Cost to FWC was $400; 12 volunteer hours were expended.
87. October 17, Sampson Ln., Phase II, VB.  A deteriorated deck attached to the home had become hazardous. A group of volunteers from the Virginia Beach United Methodist Church removed and replaced all the deck boards and top rails. They made minor repairs to the front handrails and applied two coats of paint to the structure. Volunteers also cleared the back yard of overgrown shrubs. VBUMC paid for all materials. The church volunteers contributed 75 hours.
88. October 28, Pryor Ct., Ches. FWC volunteers repaired a portion of a subfloor, replaced  luan that was water damaged and installed new vinyl planks.  They also checked for mold and installed new base molding.  Total cost to FWC was $186.  32 volunteer hours were expended.
89. October 31, Ferebee Ave., Ches. FWC  built a new railing around the porch and access step, and replaced a deteriorated fascia board.  Total cost was $198.  30 volunteer hours
90. November 7, Park Row Ave., Ches. Volunteers rebuilt a rotted porch post, replaced a couple of panes of window glass and repaired storm windows. Cost was $153.and 18 hours
91. November 11 - December 4, Thompkins Ln., VB.  Phase II The homeowner is a single lady raising three grandchildren on $700 per month Social Security, cited by the City for numerous Code violations.  Her house was uninhabitable due to a leaking roof, no heat, no water and unsafe wiring.  FWC hired a Licensed Electrician to correct the wiring.  Volunteers installed baseboard heaters, corrected the plumbing , installed a new water heater .. Donated kitchen cabinets and appliances were installed.  Other miscellaneous repairs were done allowing the family to move back into a safe home.  Cost was $4,500 and required 400 volunteer hours.
92. November 16, Meadowbrook Ct.,VB.  A single father living on a modest income had a minor roof leak and other maintenance issues, but FWC was unable to assist as the issues were not health or safety related. Volunteers coached him on maintenance methods to correct some of his repair items, and left him with referrals for reliable contractors,
93. November 16,Ewell Ln, Ches. FWC rebuilt a bathroom floor, replacing a floor joist.  New vinyl was laid to finish the job.  Total cost to FWC was $159; 42 volunteer hours ware expended.
94. November 17, Deep Creek Blvd., Ches. FWC volunteers painted the outside of a mobile home so the homeowner, a veteran, would not be evicted.  Zero cost ; 25 volunteer hours
95. November 18, Smokey Chamber Dr., VB. An elderly widow living in a townhouse complained of multiple electric issues. Three FWC volunteers replaced two faulty switches, three light fixtures and correctly rewired a third switch.  Total cost was $41. 10 volunteer hours
96. November 21, Aspen Arch, Ches. FWC volunteers replaced two windows and several rotted fascia boards.  Total cost to FWC was $961.  77 volunteer hours were expended.
97. December 5, Michael Dr., Ches. FWC volunteers installed a wheel chair ramp. Total cost to FWC was $145 and required 11 volunteer hours.
98. December 7, Nautilus Ave., Ches. A plumber was hired to repair a water leak.FWC volunteers made the repair in an upstairs bathroom. Cost was $227 and 7 volunteer hours.
99. December 8, Cold Spring Rd. VB.  A single mother raising two teenagers on a very modest income living in a clean, home needed help with some maintenance items.  FWC repaired two rotted window sills, caulked a leaking window and repaired a drywall ceiling damaged by a water leak.   Materials were in the warehouse. . 20 volunteer hours used
100. December 9, Daisy Crescent, VB. FWC repaired damaged roof shingles, caulked the dryer vent and installed two grab bars. No cost for on hand materials. 13 volunteer hours
101. December 22, Stony Creek Arch, Ches. FWC volunteers repaired the bathroom ceiling damaged by a leak from the townhouse above.  FWC incurred no cost and used 5 volunteer hrs.

FAITH WORKS COALITION - 2014 SUMMARY of PROJECTS

1. Virginia Beach Blvd (MHP) – Jan 15. A plumber was called to repair interior and exterior leaks. He fixed two hot water tank leaks and a leaking pipe under the trailer. Total cost was $300.

2. Gadwall Court – Jan 18 During the survey FWC learned that heat pump had been inoperative for several months and the roof leaked. An HVAC contractor was brought in to repair the heat pump, and a roofing contractor to repair the roof. Total cost was $400.

3-5. Martin Luther King Day of Service – January 20. FWC and The Mission Continues
a. Crescent Point Dr. –Phase II. FWC partnered with military volunteers of TMC, Hampton Roads. They removed damaged ceiling, installed new drywall and applied popcorn finish. Cost-$225.
b. Landola Dr –Volunteers applied a sealant to make the roof of a mobile home water tight. Cost was less than $190.
c. Greendale Rd –The partners rebuilt a deteriorated front porch stoop; cleaned, repaired and reinstalled gutters; repaired a leaking toilet; and, reseated a back window sash. Cost was $100.

6. High Plains Dr. – Jan 24. The temperature in this 2 story home was 40 degrees as the aged heat pump had long stopped working. FWC engaged an HVAC contractor who restored the heat portion of the heating and A/C unit which must eventually be replaced in its entirety. Contractor cost- $375.

7. Aubrey Dr – Jan 24. The homeowner reported a leak from the upstairs bath through the dining room ceiling. FWC fixed all the leaks; replaced a broken faucet and shut-off valve in the kitchen; repaired a leaking toilet in the upstairs bath; and, repaired all damaged drywall. They also replaced a portion of a carpet pad that was moldy and pulled the wet carpet back to facilitate drying. Cost- $180.

8. Virginia Beach Blvd(MHP)– Feb 8. An electrician replaced two kitchen outlets, one for the refrigerator and one by the sink, repaired the kitchen circuit and hall light switch. Cost was $225.

9. Kilt St - Feb 6 – 11. Phase II. Phase I consisted of plumbing, electrical and HVAC repairs in Nov/Dec 2013. FWC volunteers replaced 36 sheets of drywall and 1000 sq. ft. of insulation that was removed by the homeowner due to mold contamination from water leaks. Phase II cost- $625.

10. Alton St – Feb 7. The homeowner was cited by the city for damaged siding on the home. (FWC does not repair siding unless it is leaking). A trusted handyman made the repairs at no charge.

11. Declaration Rd - Feb 21. Phase II. In Phase I electrical problems and furnace were repaired; volunteers also re-shingled the entire roof. Phase II repaired the ceilings in four rooms that were damaged from roof leaks. On hand materials were used. No new costs.

12. Williamson St – Feb 15. Old and worn kitchen counter tops, cabinets and pantry door were removed and replaced. Sink plumbing was repaired, and the kitchen window was replaced. Cost $855
13. Waterside Ct – Feb 28–Mar 2. FWC workers rebuilt the shower enclosure, replaced rusted out valves and faucets, and added a safety grab bar in the shower. Total cost was $245.

14. S. Military Hwy (MHP) – Mar 1. Volunteers installed a new front door. Cost was $90.

15. Polluck Dr (MHP) - Mar 6. The homeowner is a mentally challenged adult living on disability income. The bathroom floor was unsafe, a faulty electrical outlet required use of several extension cords posing an overload danger. FWC installed new bathroom subflooring and vinyl covering. An electrician was contracted for the outlet repair. Cost was less than $400.

16. Goldeneye Dr – Mar 8. FWC sealed the roof, rebuilt the railings on a ramp, rebuilt the front steps, put new railings on the back steps, then re-insulated/re-paneled a closet wall, installed a new closet shelf and replaced the back outside door. Total cost was $535.

17. Sunset Dr – Mar 8. FWC installed a new ceiling fan, replaced a bathroom sink faucet and installed carpet in a bedroom. Total cost was $340.

18. S Plaza Trail – Mar 15. An Army vet with medical issues and a modest income had several home electrical issues. An electrician fixed all electrical faults. Cost was $225.

19. Settlers Park Dr – Mar 17. Leaking roof. FWC engaged a roofing contractor who discovered that cap shingles over the bay window were installed incorrectly. He corrected the problem and stopped the leak. The contractor made a gift-in-kind for labor; materials cost $75.

20. Rosemarie La - Mar 20-22. Several generations of family live in this home. FWC removed the rotted kitchen floor and base cabinets. Floor joists were repaired over which new flooring, new base cabinets and a new range were installed. They also repaired the bathroom floor, installed new vinyl, rebuilt the walls in the tub/shower and corrected faulty plumbing. Cost was $850.

21. Greendale Rd, Phase II – Apr 4. Roofing, soffits and fascia repaired by a contractor. Cost $810

22. Old Virginia Beach Blvd - Apr 8. This elderly disabled homeowner had several hazardous conditions in the home. FWC built a ramp inside and outside, safely rewired the baseboard heating, rebuilt an outside door, and made some roof repairs. Costs were $400.

23. Clydesdale Ln – Apr 22. A contractor replaced a portion of a deteriorated roof
of this town home, and corrected construction errors in the junction with the neighboring home. A patch was installed in the rotted ceiling of a bedroom. Total cost of the project was $1,950.

24. Vicker Ave - Apr 26 FWC did tuck pointing on the foundation & replaced faulty vents. Cost $28.

25. Bethel Rd – May 10. A contractor was hired to install a new furnace. Volunteers repaired a hole in the ceiling. Cost to FWC was $1,900; the family contributed $1,000.

26. Mandan Rd – May 17. FWC installed a new bath tub surround, repaired the tub faucet, replaced a kitchen faucet and replaced a faulty outdoor GFI. Total cost was $248.
27. Elbyene Dr – May 17. FWC built a wheelchair ramp and installed a ceiling fan/light and a back door light. Also repaired were a bath tub faucet and a hole in the soffit. Cost was $375.

28. Homecrest Blvd (MHP)–May 19. FWC sealed and insulated the roof of this home. Cost $500

29. Sean Dr – May 24. A gutter was installed to prevent water from leaking into the door. Cost $66

31. Head River Rd – May 29. FWC removed deteriorated kitchen and den floors and supporting floor joists damaged by termites. A contractor treated the home for termites. Total cost was $1,710.

32. Head River Rd – May 30. FWC removed a bedroom floor and joists damaged by termites. New joists, subfloor and vinyl were installed. Cost was $1,054.

33. Head River Rd – Jun 1. Homeowner complained of dirt and sand in the well water. A contractor replaced a faulty pump pressure switch. He donated his labor and material.

34. Baker Rd – Jun 2. FWC rented a temporary wheel chair ramp for this homeowner during recuperation from surgery. Total cost was $300.

35. Lilac Ave – Jun 7 FWC hired a contractor to repair a leak in a commode and clean out a kitchen drain. He also replaced a back porch ceiling light and an electrical outlet. Cost $212.

36. Candlewood Cir – Jun 7 FWC hired a plumber to repair underground drain pipes. Cost $400.

37. Aspen Dr – Jun 12. FWC caulked several windows to seal against leaks and repaired a sliding patio door. Cost was $51.

38. Arctic Ave – Jun 14. For this project, FWC installed grab bars and a tub seat in the bath. A hand held sprayer was attached to the tub faucet completing the task. Cost was $6.

39. S Plaza Trail – Jun 16. FWC engaged a plumbing contractor to restore an inoperative sewer drain and connect a detached kitchen sink. Cost was $350.

40. Polluck Dr (MHP) – Jun 17. The homeowner complained of a broken drain line under the home. A plumber was hired to repair the line and open the drain. Cost was $185.

41. Malcom Ct – Jun 24. FWC restored a bath tub for this senior citizen. They installed grab bars, a shower seat, a shower head and a shower curtain. Cost was $233.

42. Chatham Hall Dr – Jun 26 FWC hired an AC tech to replace the air handler. Cost $2,641.

43. Campostella MHP – Jun 27. FWC replaced rotted back steps, door and railing. Cost $103.

44. S. Military Hwy (MHP) – Jul 7. FWC sealed the roof on this mobile home. Cost was $107.

45. Sunset Dr – Jul 15. An FWC contractor replaced a faulty air conditioning unit. Cost - $2,200.

46. Lindale Dr. – Jul 15. FWC engaged a contractor to inspect a leaky roof. He found that the AC condensate drain was plugged. The drain was cleared solving the problem. Cost was $240.

47. Dark Star Run(MHP) – Jul 18. A roofer sealed the roof of this home and replaced several aging vents. An electrician repaired all electrical problems. FWC built a 34 ft. wheelchair ramp. They replaced the living room flooring then sealed leaking windows and external doors. Cost $1,404.

48. Armentrout Ct – Jul 22. FWC made bathroom tub/shower handicapped accessible. A transfer seat, special shower curtain and grab bars were installed. Total cost was $188.

49-51. Jul 25. FWC partnered with Work Camp 2014 sponsored by Providence Presbyterian Church, coordinating and supervising these three projects:
a. Chimney Hill Pkwy. A new roof was installed. FWC paid $1000 of material costs.
b. Polluck Dr (MHP). A deteriorated deck and a shed roof were rebuilt. Cost to FWC $75.
c. Virginia Beach Blvd(MHP). FWC supervised installation of a new mobile home skirt. The youth volunteers also did an extensive yard clean-up for this senior citizen. No cost to FWC.

52. Clydesdale Ln – Jul 26. A roofer replaced/repaired a deteriorated roof. New shingles were nailed over old, new vent pipe collars installed and tree limbs were removed from the roof line. Gutters were cleaned and repaired and an emergency repair made to a falling ceiling. Cost was $900.

53. Bainbridge Blvd. – Jul 26. FWC volunteers replaced an old storm door and frame. Cost $480

54. Martin Ave – Jul 31. FWC fixed plumbing problems and treated the home for termites for $935.

55. Waltham Cir - Aug 2. A single mother of four children, two of whom are severely handicapped. There were plumbing leaks and lack of routine maintenance. FWC restored two bathrooms to proper operation, rebuilt one tile shower wall, the damaged DR ceiling, and repaired several holes in the drywall. A dumpster was rented to dispose of household items. Total cost was $530.

56. Magnolia St (MHP) – Aug 4. There was a sizable leak under a bathroom sink. A plumbing contractor was hired to make repairs. Cost was $265.

57. Aragona Blvd. – Aug 7- 8. This family of 4 had plumbing structural problems under the kitchen sink. FWC replaced the kitchen base cabinets and repaired the joists and sub flooring. They also installed new sink drain plumbing, rebuilt the wall behind the sink. Cost to FWC was $965.

58. Streamline Dr. – Aug 14. This home had several small roof leaks. Reliable Works replaced the chimney flashing and several shingles that were missing tabs. The work was donated.

59. Glydon Dr – Aug 16. An electrician was hired to identify and fix electrical problems. A roofing contractor was also engaged to fix leaks. He replaced several broken shingles, re-set the rake board and sealed flashing where required. Total cost to FWC for both contractors was $720.

60. Shell Rd – Aug 17. Phase I. The homeowner’s refrigerator and window AC unit stopped working. FWC installed a donated refrigerator and a new window air conditioner. Cost $480.

61. Bow St – Aug 19. A fallen tree limb damaged some shingles and a roof truss. A roofing contractor was hired to fix the truss, replace shingles and re-seal flashing where required. Cost $150.

62. Blackwater Loop – Aug 16-18. Phase I. The badly deteriorated roof and interior termite/water damage was rebuilt by a roofing contractor who applied new shingles and vent collars. Cost -$1,900.

63. Britt Terr – Aug 29. The AC in this home stopped working due to a faulty capacitor in the blower motor. An electrician was hired to d restore the system to proper operation. Cost was $140.

64. Clydesdale Ln - Aug 21-23, 2014 Phase II. A flat roof utility room, with a deck on top, had been
leaking and damaged the roof structure and part of one wall. Agape Business Group, donated and installed a new rubber roofing and drip edge. Volunteers built a new deck and reinstalled the railings. Drywall was replaced in the utility room. Total costs - $800.

65. Dawnee Brook Trl – Aug 25. The AC system was inoperative. FWC volunteers replaced several controls which restored the system. FWC cost was $180.

66. Wake Ave – Aug 27. This home needed a wheel chair ramp which FWC built at a cost of $780.

67. Rica Dr– Sept 5. FWC personnel corrected numerous small internal problems and a roofing contractor repaired the roof leaks. Total cost was under $50.

68. Martin Ave – Sept 5. A roof leak developed around a chimney that was no longer in use. A roofer removed the chimney and patched over the hole. Total cost $160.

69. Goldeneye Dr – Sept 6. FWC installed ceiling fans, built a closet, repaired flooring and installed carpet in a bedroom. A plumber repaired a leak in the bathtub. Total cost was $1,060.

70. Magnolia Dr (MHP) - Sept 12. With the help of city volunteers on the annual Day of Caring, FWC members applied a sealant coat to the entire roof and sealed cracks. Cost -$200.

71. Holland Rd - Sept 12. A theft of the heat pump compressors at The Beach Health Clinic, which provides free medical help to those in the city with no means of health care. As a Community Project, FWC had fabricated and installed heavy-duty steel bars over four compressor units to discourage theft. Steel bars were donated by One Piece Fabrication. Virginia Beach City volunteers Day of Caring. Cost $100.

72. Hermes St – Sept 12. FWC engaged the services of a roofing contractor who performed a thorough roof inspection to locate and fix a leak dripping from the ceiling in the living room. The leak was coming from the chimney flashing to which he applied new sealant. He donated his work.

73. N Berwick Ct- Sept 12 -13. FWC repaired a ceiling that was falling down, repaired two toilets and corrected several electrical and plumbing issues. City volunteers, participating in the VB Day of Caring, also cleaned and trimmed the overgrown yard. The cost was $420.

74. Butrico Rd – Sept 19. FWC purchased sheet rock and insulation for the family to install. Upon completion of wall work, the STOP organization will provide a new heating system. FWC cost $240

75. Osborn Ave – Sept 21. FWC installed a new bathroom vanity and sink and repaired a deteriorated bathroom floor. On the exterior 4 broken soffits and fascia boards were replaced and the porch railing strengthened. Total cost was $1,020.

76. Indian River Rd – Sept 24. FWC installed replacement sheet rock in the bathroom and provided the homeowner with insulation for the attic. FWC cost was $594.

77. Blackwater Loop – Sept 25-27. Phase II. The load bearing wall between the living room and the add-on bathroom had been completely destroyed by termites. FWC removed and rebuilt the wall, replaced the tub/faucet valve, tub surround and a toilet, adding a new bathroom floor. Cost $550.
78. Forest Haven Ln – Sept 25. FWC engaged a roofer to repair the leaking roof. Cost was $275.
79. Iowa St – Sept 26. FWC used a roofer to repair a leaking roof and damaged ceiling. Cost $220.
80. Virginia Beach Blvd (MHP) - Oct 8. Three generations of family living in a very old home. FWC installed plywood underlayment and vinyl floor covering in the dining room. Cost $190.
81. Rock Creek Ct – Oct 7. The homeowner complained that the heating system was not working. A contractor was hired to fix the problem. Total cost to FWC was $275.
82. Holly Cove Dr – Oct 13. FWC hired a roofing contractor to fix a leak; volunteers repaired the damaged wall and insulation. Cost to FWC was $374.
83. Shell Rd – Oct 16. Phase II. FWC repaired a rotted floor and installed new vinyl. Cost $235.
84. Caren Dr – Oct 18-19. Collapsed sewer line from the home to the street. A contractor dug a trench for a replacement sewer line and the necessary hookup. FWC broke through the foundation and rerouted the line under the house. The trench was backfilled after city inspection. Cost $1,500.
85. Woods Edge Rd – Oct 22. A roofer repaired a deteriorated roof. He replaced damaged ridge vents, damaged roof decking, repaired gutters and trimmed tree limbs away from house. Cost $210.
86. Spartan Dr (MHP) – Oct 29. The home had a roof leak and an inoperative electric stove. FWC engaged an electrician to fix the stove. FWC applied sealant to the roof. Cost -$130.
87. Campostella Rd (MHP) – Oct 29. FWC provided a combination exterior and storm door; a friend of the homeowner installed both. Cost to FWC was $545.
88. Lloyd Dr – Oct29. FWC repaired/replaced rotted siding, and installed a new toilet. Cost $145.
89. Old Atlantic Ave – Oct 29. FWC replaced/refurbished sills and brick molding on several deteriorated windows. Our HVAC contractor installed a new system. Cost was $1,295.
90. Haygood Rd – Oct 30-31. An elderly retired veteran was unable to use his bath tub. FWC volunteers cut out a section of the tub and installed an insert that allows the homeowner access to the tub over a low curb. This method saved time, money and waste associated with removing the old tub and tile. After the tub modification, grab bars were installed and the tile wall was repaired. Cost $630
91. Bethune Dr - Nov 1. An elderly disabled homeowner complained of circuit breakers tripping and a defective electrical outlet. An electrician repaired the outlet, inspected the electrical panel and tutored the homeowner on load distribution so that the circuits would not be overloaded. Cost $175.
92. Campus Dr – Nov 3. A contractor replaced rodent damaged attic insulation. Cost was $1,700.
93. Berwick Ct – Nov 7. Phase II FWC installed a baseboard heater in a bedroom, replaced a bathroom sink and faucet, rebuilt shower walls and repaired the bathroom floor. Cost was $295.
94. Port Rd – Nov 8. FWC replaced damaged sheet rock and insulation in five ceilings. Cost $425.
95. South Plaza Trl – Nov 10. Volunteers replaced damaged drywall in a bathroom and installed a new vanity. The HVAC system was checked and minor electrical problems were fixed. Cost- $580.
96. Cessna Dr – Nov 13. FWC repaired deteriorated bathtub tile, reset a broken towel bar, replaced rotten door molding and caulked several leaky windows. Project materials were donated.

97. Waltham Cir - Nov18. Phase II for this single mother with mentally challenged adult children. FWC repaired several kitchen cabinets and replaced a damaged counter top. Costs were $400.

98. Magnolia St(MHP) – Nov 22. Phase I. FWC installed a new floors in the kitchen and hall. They repaired and sealed windows, replaced a leaking bath/shower valve, sealed the tub, repaired a railing on the front steps and restored electrical power to outlets throughout the house. A donated stove was installed. A plumber made repairs to the sewer drain. Costs for this phase were $640.

99. Schooner Trl – Nov 28. FWC replaced deteriorated kitchen cabinet doors and drawers. They repaired wall and ceiling damage in the laundry room, weather stripping on the entry door and installed a donated stove. Total cost $50.

100. Realty La - Dec 3-4. FWC built a wheelchair ramp onto the home of a retired veteran. We replaced a faulty kitchen light fixture, repaired a wall behind the washer and replaced loose or broken tiles in a bathroom. The project was funded by a Home Depot Foundation grant.

101. Martin Ave - Dec 4. FWC replaced the termite/water damaged sub-floor and flooring in a bedroom. The materials for this project were donated so there was no cost to FWC.

102. Brinson La – Dec 5. FWC hired an electrician to repair defective outlets and a HVAC contractor to replace the defective air handler. Total cost was $2,100.
103. Vellines Ave- Dec 6. FWC put extra support under a soft spot in the floor. They also repaired some mortar in the brick siding of the home. Materials were on hand from other projects. Cost-$0
104. Pocaty Rd - Dec 9. FWC repaired some floor joists and a termite damaged wall. This was a community project with Onisimus Ministries who paid for the materials. No cost to FWC.
105. Garrison Pl – Dec 9. Two toilets were repaired at a cost of $17.
106. Sagamore Ct – Dec 11. The home needed a short ramp which was built by FWC for $330.
107. Scarborough Way – Dec 9. Reliable Works repaired roof leaks at no cost. FWC volunteers installed a proper GFI on the backyard outlet to avoid future tripping. Costs were $20.

108. Glyndon Dr – Dec 13. The homeowner complained of electrical outages throughout the house. An electrical contractor was hired. He replaced several burned wires in the meter base. Cost was $220.

109. Seaboard Ave- Dec 13. FWC repaired downspouts replaced two rotted windows. Cost - $270.
110. Tomahawk Trl (MHP) – Dec 16 This mobile home had a roof leak, some ceiling damage, and unsafe steps. FWC repaired the roof and stabilized the front and rear entry stairs. Cost -$96.
111. Linden Ct – Dec 16. A minimum wage couple in a well cared for home had an inoperative heating and AC system. A contractor was hired to replace the heat pump. Cost $1,755.
112. Magnolia St – Dec 17 -18. Nine volunteers worked two days to add a new roof and rebuild the overhead underneath the damaged, leaking part of the roof. They also rebuilt a damaged vanity and provided a plumber to repair drain problems. Cost: $1,119 and 108 man-hours on this project.
113. Windmill Dr - Dec 18. Chemotherapy has left this homeowner too weak to manage the 10 in step from the front stoop to door. Volunteers built a box step to halve the drop and installed safety railings by the front walk. The front storm door that was falling off was secured. Cost $50.
114. Harrier St - Dec 26. FWC replaced a leaking kitchen faucet. Reliable Works replaced the chimney cap. All material and labor was donated; no cost to FWC.
115. South Plaza Trl – Dec 30. Phase II. An electrical contractor checked the panel for circuit outages and wire integrity. He also corrected three dangerous splices in the attic and installed approved junction boxes. Cost to FWC was $325.

FAITH WORKS COALITION - 2013 SUMMARY of PROJECTS

1. Dark Star Run, Derby Run MHP - January 25, 2013. FWC's HVAC contractor donated his time to make repairs for two disabled ladies. The broken heat pump was fixed. Volunteers repaired several roof leaks. FWC contacted the Virginia STOP organization to replace deteriorated heat ducts.   Total cost to FWC was $250.
2. Dark Star Run, Derby Run MHP - February 15, 2013. An inoperative stove was restored to service, and a leaky roof was repaired. Total cost to FWC was $114.
3. Sierra Drive - February 20, 2013. A single mother with an autistic son asked for assistance to repair her refrigerator. The unit had failed; in the process, she lost a lot of food. FWC procured a new refrigerator and referred her to Emmanuel Episcopal Food Pantry for assistance. Total FWC cost -$404.
4. Jonas Street - February 22, 2013. FWC volunteers determined that a new roof was required. Using corrugated panels, volunteers completed the project in one day. Cost to FWC was $770.
5. Seaboard Avenue - February 23, 2013. FWC volunteers working on several weekends from November ‘12 to mid February ’13 installed a metal roof on an addition to the home. They completed sheathing and Tyvek installation, set three new windows and finished the vinyl siding. Cost was $3,076.
6. Lilac Avenue – March 21, 2013. FWC volunteers, with the assistance of contractors, accomplished a multitude of repairs. A leaky roof was repaired (which required replacement of some rafters); a kitchen faucet was replaced, and drains were unplugged. Bathroom light fixtures were repaired; a hot water tank was replaced and the ceiling on the back porch was repaired. Total cost to FWC was $1,389.
7. North Landing Road –March 23, 2013. FWC volunteers, assisted by eight members of Charity United Methodist Church, repaired the bathroom floor, installed a new kitchen faucet and built a 31foot long wheelchair ramp for the disabled homeowner. Total FWC was $1,100.
8. 1100 S. Military Highway MHP - -March 25, 2013. (Third project for this family) The HVAC system was inoperative. An contractor determined that the control panel needed replacing and filters needed changing.   Repair work was performed on the air ducts. Cost to FWC was $300.
9. 1100 S. Military Highway MHP - May 25, 2013. This Family of five reported several leaks in the roof which were repaired, and the water damaged ceiling was replaced. New floors and new carpet were installed in the living room and kitchen, and a broken window was replaced. Total FWC cost was $988.
10. Bannock Drive - June 14, 2013. FWC volunteers replaced a deteriorated door frame and brick molding, and re-caulked the exterior door. Cost to FWC was $35.
11. Occonee Drive - June 16, 2013. Several repairs were performed by FWC on this mobile home. Tasks included repairing and reseating a leaky commode, replacing a deteriorated interior wall, installing a storm door, repairing a portion of the outdoor deck, and placing water deflectors over all windows. Cost was $400.
12. 1100 S. Military Highway MHP - June 22, 2013. A wheelchair bound mother and daughter living in an old mobile home were in need of many repairs. FWC built a 32 foot ramp, rebuilt the bathroom floor, and replaced two windows. They repaired part of a water-damaged ceiling and the bathroom floor. Total -1,491.
13. Ripplemead Drive - June 25, 2013. FWC volunteers assisted this military veteran by removing broken trim around windows, entry and sliding glass doors. They replaced the garbage disposal, replaced the trim and door on an adjacent storage shed. Total cost to FWC was $175.
14. Hancock Drive-June 17, 2013. FWC installed a new toilet and back storm door for a total of $239.
15. Dark Star Run, Derby Run MHP - June 30, 2013. FWC volunteers returned to complete Phase Two for this single mother. They patched several roof leaks; built and installed a new kitchen cabinet; rebuilt the bathroom floor; installed new vinyl flooring, and replaced a faulty bathtub valve. Total -$340.
16. Maryland Avenue - July 11, 2013. FWC volunteers rebuilt the kitchen floor and installed new vinyl, and repaired rear porch railings. The bathroom floor and shower walls were rebuilt, and a new vanity, faucet and shower head were installed. Total cost to FWC - $410.
17. 1100 S. Military Highway - July 20, 2013. A window air conditioner was replaced costing $119.
18. Riverside Court - July 31, 2013. A bathtub leak ruined the carpet in an adjoining bedroom caused by a crack in the fiberglass tub. FWC instructed the homeowner on how to repair the crack. No cost to FWC.
19. Braddock Road - July 31, 2013. FWC volunteers replaced a rotted door jamb and brick molding, then re-hung a rear door. The homeowner's church paid for the materials. FWC cost $0.
20. Patrick Street - July 25, 2013. FWC volunteers sealed the roof and installed a chimney cap. They also installed a shower head in the tub. Cost to FWC was $722.
21. Holland Drive, County View MHP - July 26, 2013. This elderly lady had been living in her mobile home with no heat and no kitchen stove for the past three years. An HVAC contractor repaired the oil furnace and installed a new thermostat.   Total FWC cost was $183.
22. Scenic Boulevard - July 27, 2013. FWC provided a refurbished refrigerator for $170.
23. Richard Road - July 28, 2013. Several small roof leaks that were repaired with no cost to FWC.
24. 1100 S. Military Highway MHP - August 8-12, 2013. Volunteers replaced the heating element in the hot water heater, unplugged the bathroom sink drain, repaired a damaged ceiling section, rebuilt the kitchen floor and replaced a kitchen faucet. Three windows were also replaced. Total FWC cost - $639.
25. Ackiss Avenue - August 9-12, 2013. A wheelchair ramp was built for a disabled lady. Cost $700.
26. 1561 Campostella Road MHP - August 15, 2013. FWC volunteers replaced the front door and rebuilt the front porch, including the roof for this elderly disabled couple. In the interior of the home a kitchen sink faucet was replaced and rebuilt the bathroom and wash room floors. FWC cost- $1,263.
27. 1561 Campostella Road MHP – August, 2013. The deteriorated front porch was replaced, and a wheelchair ramp was built. Total cost to FWC was $888.
28. Lincoln Road – September, 2013. FWC engaged the services of a roofing contractor to repair several leaks, install missing shingles and replace deteriorated plumbing vent collars. Total cost- $275.

29. 1100 S. Military Highway MHP – September, 2013. FWC volunteers repaired several roof leaks and a water damaged ceiling. The living floor was decayed and unsafe. Volunteers installed a new subfloor and covered it with vinyl. A new commode was replaced the deteriorated one . Total FWC cost - $674.

30. Hornsea Road – October, 2013. A deteriorated roof was replaced, and a water damaged ceiling was repaired. Total cost was $5,446. $3,526 was donated by outside sources. Total FWC cost - $1,920.
31. Clydesdale Lane – October 18, 2013. 400 sq. ft. of improperly installed shingles were removed and replaced with new shingles, paper and water shields. Improperly installed plumbing vents were replaced with new vent collars. The water damaged bedroom ceiling was repaired. FWC costs totaled- $900

32. April Avenue (Phase 1) – October, 2013. The front door was repaired and handrails were installed. The front door and garage door were both painted along with railings and trim. Laundry space bi-fold doors were repaired, covers for electrical outlets were set and three damaged ceiling lights were replaced with new fixtures. A clogged toilet was repaired and a storm door was re-hung. Total cost -$286.

33. Birchridge Court – October 2013. A badly deteriorated window, the sill and trim , plus the porch fascia and post were replaced/repaired. A gate to the backyard was repaired. Total cost - $203

34. Secretariat Run, Derby Run MHP – October, 2013. A damaged toilet, the homeowner's bed and the laundry room floor were repaired. Vinyl flooring installed. Exterior siding re-attached. Cost- $230.

35. April Ave (Phase 2) – October, 2013. A shower diverter valve and storm door were repaired for $ 53.

36. Northwind Avenue – October, 2013. There was no heat or air conditioning in this home. A contractor removed an inoperative HVAC unit and replaced it with a new 3 ½ ton heat pump system. Cost- $1,926.

37. Head River Road - October 22-26, 2013. Two elderly ladies had serious termite damage. FWC volunteers removed the flooring and substructure and installed new girders, floor joists, insulation and subflooring. They also reinforced adjoining walls. New carpet was laid to complete the bedroom restoration. A pest control contractor treated the crawl space. $1,500 was donated by the homeowner. Total cost -$1,600

38. Pollock Drive, County View MHP - October 25, 2013. FWC volunteers repaired damaged floors in the living room and hallway. A new refrigerator was installed. Total cost was $497.
39. Chatham Hall Drive - November 9, 2013. The HVAC system in this home was inoperative. A contractor was engaged to trouble-shoot the system. He discovered a faulty capacitor which he replaced. The system is operating well. Total cost to FWC was $258.

40. 1100 S. Military Hwy MHP – November 21, 2013. FWC volunteers repaired a hole in the floor near the front door. FWC warehouse materials were used so there was no project cost.
41. Polluck Drive County View MHP - November 16, 2013. This elderly lady had only one operational receptacle in her trailer. An electrical contractor was engaged to repair two circuits, repair the kitchen sink light, and install a new junction box for the exterior receptacle. Total FWC cost- $225.
42. Kilt Street – November 14, 2013; Phase 1. A couple with three children live in a house with mold problems caused by a leaking water pipe.  There also were electrical and other plumbing problems as well as an inoperative heating system.  FWC hired an Electrician to correct the faulty breaker panel; a Plumber to snake out the drain lines  and an HVAC Company to replace the attic air handler.  The family is removing the damaged drywall .FWC will return to install new drywall.  Phase 1 cost - $3,178.
43. Burnadette Street – November 28, 2013. A FWC volunteer removed the old caulking and applied a fresh caulk seal to the shower base to repair a leaky shower. Cost to FWC was less the $5.00.

44. Fitchett Street – November 28, 2013. An elderly lady could not open or close her windows. FWC volunteers installed 4 new windows and replaced the lock on a storm door. Total cost was $888.

45. Princess Ann Road – December 7, 2013. An elderly lady had no heat in her home. FWC engaged the services of an HVAC contractor who repaired her heating unit. Cost was $248.

46. Arctic Avenue – December 3-7, 2013. In four days FWC volunteers transformed a heavily damaged home to one that is warm, safe and dry. They gutted the kitchen, removing a deteriorated floor. They repaired damaged joists, installed a new subfloor and covered it with vinyl. They installed a new gas range, sink and cabinets. They repaired damaged drywall throughout the house; scraped and painted a bedroom ceiling. Finally, they rebuilt back door steps, and repaired both storm doors. Cost -$3,257

47. Crescent Place – December 10, 2013. The roof on this home needed replacement. FWC engaged a contractor who removed the old roof, replaced damaged panels, and installed a new roof. Total - $2,000.

48. 1100 S. Military Highway – December 11, 2013. A family of two in this mobile home park had no heat. A technician was hired to repair the heating unit which he did. Cost to FWC was $50

49. Declaration Road - December 11 -12, 2013. Phase 1 problems : Exhaust gases were venting inside the house;  electrical outlets  were inoperative; roof was leaking causing parts of the ceiling to collapse.  FWC hired an Electrician and an HVAC Technician to correct the technical problems.  Volunteers removed all the roof shingles and several sheets of plywood sheathing and installed the roof.  FWC will return in 2014 to repair the damaged ceilings.  Cost for this phase was $3,660.
50. Coast Away Drive – December 14, 2013. A contractor was hired to remove a broken water heater and replace it with a new one. FWC cost $689.

51. Outer Drive, County View MHP - December 19-21, 2013.    The homeowner she has trouble walking. Her deck and steps were unsafe. FWC volunteers removed the deteriorated deck, replacing it with a shorter one that would accommodate a handicapped ramp which was installed. Total cost to FWC was $1,050.

52. Radford Circle - December 21, 2013 This family had a broken water line under the house slab.  FWC engaged the services of a leak detection contractor who determine that the leak was under the front sidewalk. It was repaired by a plumbing contractor.  Total cost was $850.
53. 1100 S. Military Hwy - December 21, 2013.  FWC volunteers replaced a shower door, repaired damaged sheet rock, replaced a light switch and installed carpeting in two rooms.  Total cost -$656.

FAITH WORKS COALITION
2012 PROJECT COMPLETION REPORTS

1. Cathedral Dr. - Jan 5/6, 2012: FWC was assisted by a local roofing contractor from Wave Church who donated the labor to completely re-roof this two story townhouse.   FWC cost of materials- $2,000.
2. Longwood Rd. - Jan 9, 2012: A roofing contractor made repairs to this aging roof. Vent collars were installed; 4 pieces of rotted chimney trim were replaced; new shingles were installed. Total $-340.
3. Red Head Ct. - Jan 10, 2012: FWC repaired several deteriorated parts of the floor, and replaced vinyl floors throughout this mobile home. Four windows were replaced, one repaired. Total - $2,505.
4. Princess Anne Rd. - Jan 11, 2012: FWC repaired and refurbished a tub and shower that had deteriorated to an unusable state. This required repair to one of the bathroom walls and installation of a new tub drain. The family provided lunch, the local church contributed $200 to the total cost of $260.
5. Landola Ave. - Jan 18, 2012: This project began in November 2011 when an elderly lady complained that her trailer roof was leaking in several places. A contractor was engaged to install a new roof system. After these were completed, FWC volunteers rebuilt damaged ceilings throughout. The home is now warm, safe and dry. Cost to FWC was $3,000.
6. Berkley Ave. - Jan 21, 2012: FWC volunteers repaired a 4x6 section of the kitchen floor that was badly deteriorated due to water and termite damage. Several faulty water pipes were replaced, and portions of a leaky roof were repaired. Total cost of the project was $240
7. Bainbridge Blvd. - Jan 21, 2012: FWC volunteers repaired a sizable portion of a bedroom floor as well as a supporting joist. When the floor repair was complete, a vinyl covering was installed. Cost-$459.
8. Gilbert Dr. - Jan 27, 2012: FWC volunteers returned a bathroom to full operation by clearing a plugged drain and replacing a broken faucet. Water leaks in both bathrooms were fixed, and repairs were made to the vinyl flooring. A faulty garbage disposal in the kitchen was replaced, and a hallway defective smoke alarm was also replaced. Cost to FWC was less than $250.
9. Taldon Ave., Jan 24, 2012. In this two phased project, FWC repaired several water leaks in an upstairs bathroom, and installed vinyl flooring. In the downstairs bath; they rebuilt the walls and ceiling which had extensive water damage, and installed a new vanity sink and commode. Total cost- $350.
10. Spartin Dr. - Jan 25, 2012: An FWC contractor installed two new 20A circuits and outlets for window A/C and electric heat units and a new circuit and outlet for a 30" free-standing kitchen range. Volunteers rebuilt two window A/C frames; repaired and carpeted hallway floor; installed a smoke detector and replaced missing/ damaged switches and outlet cover plates. Total cost was less than $800.
11. N. Palmyra Dr. - Feb 4, 2012: The homeowner had a leak in the upstairs vanity plumbing line causing damage to the kitchen ceiling below. FWC cut open the kitchen ceiling, repaired the leak , then the ceiling. They also replaced a defective cut-off valve on the water heater. Total cost - $110.
12. Gadwall Pl. - Feb 8, 2012: The homeowner was cited by the Code Enforcement Section of the Virginia Beach Dept. of Housing and Neighborhood Preservation for unsightly deteriorated house trim. FWC scraped and painted the trim which lifted the citation. FWC cost was less than $30.
13. Geranium Cres - Feb 10/11, 2012: Both bathrooms in this home had serious floor issues due to prolonged plumbing leaks. FWC repaired the plumbing leaks, rebuilt both floors, installed new vinyl covering, and restored the bathrooms. The family provided lunch to volunteers. Cost - $700
14. Willow Ave - Feb 15-18, 2012: FWC replaced 8 windows and a kitchen counter top. They also replaced rotted fascia boards and installed vinyl soffit. Total cost of the project was $1,479.
15. Hearthside Ct - Feb 18, 2012:   FWC engaged the services of a roofing contractor to fix several roof leaks, and repair water damaged ceiling sheetrock. Total cost of the project was $65.
16. Stoney Creek Arch - Feb 20/21, 2012: FWC removed old stick-down tile and replaced it with vinyl floor covering in the bathroom, and repaired a deteriorated portion of the ceiling. Total Cost $78
17. Grey Friars Chase - Feb 22, 2012: FWC volunteers installed a new garbage disposal, replaced two broken window frames and repaired a deteriorated window sill. Total cost was $152.
18. Britt Terrace - Feb 26, 2012: The homeowner reported that her toilet and washing machine discharge line had backed up. Our contractor cleared the line. Total cost to FWC was $225.
19. Rockwood Dr. - Mar 17-19: FWC volunteers rebuilt floors in the bedroom and hallway, and installed new subflooring and vinyl.   Several deteriorated parts of the floor in the living room, bathroom and kitchen were repaired and covered with vinyl. Cost of the project was $1,228.
20. Flag Rd- Mar 20, 2012: FWC removed a bath tub that was installed incorrectly. They prepared the space by laying a bed of concrete to support the tub and tiling the walls. They reset the tub and installed a new water heater. Total cost was $272.
21. South Military Hwy. - Feb / Mar, 2012: FWC volunteers replaced numerous subfloor panels that were badly deteriorated. OSB was installed in two bedrooms and the bathroom, then the flooring was covered with vinyl and new carpet. The bath tub was removed and replaced with a new shower stall and head.   A 220 volt circuit was installed in the kitchen which allowed for use of the electric range. A peep hole was installed in the front door for security. Total cost of the project was $1,046.
22. Grand Lake Cres - Feb/March, 2012: This family experienced major finance issues due to loss of Job and medical emergencies. FWC volunteers repaired several plumbing leaks. A contractor was hired to install a new heating and air conditioning system to replace a badly deteriorated system, and a window contractor to replace two leaking windows. Total cost was $5,700.
23. Smoke Tree Ln - Mar 28, 2012: FWC Volunteers completed a host of repairs to this neglected home. They repaired a door bell, repaired and painted rear soffits, painted rear door brick molding, repaired a bathroom ceiling and caulked the bathroom vanity and tub. Total cost was less than $60.
24. Cobblestone Dr - Mar 30, 2012: A FWC contractor was hired to replace a badly deteriorated sliding glass door. The door was replaced with a new vinyl door along with new flashing and exterior trim. Interior trim connected to the door was replaced as well. Cost of the project was $1,070.
25. Gadwall Pl - Apr 13, 2012: The homeowner was cited by the housing department for badly deteriorated siding. FWC volunteers repaired and painted the deteriorated siding. The citation was canceled. Cost was less than $150.
26. North Palmyra Dr- Apr 14, 2012: A disabled woman was receiving costly water bills due to leaks from old toilets.  She saved up enough money to buy new toilets but could not afford to hire a plumber to install. A team from FWC removed and hauled away the three old toilets, and installed three new low water consumption toilets. There was no cost to FWC.
27. Campostella Rd- Apr 16, 2012: FWC volunteers repaired a bathroom subfloor and installed new vinyl floor covering. The tub stall was repaired with a new vinyl wall. Rusted washer hoses and shut-off valves were replaced and exterior porch railings were refurbished. Total cost was $287.
28. Good Hope Rd - Apr 17, 2012: FWC replaced a broken kitchen light fixture, and leaky bathroom tub faucets. The old tub caulking was removed and replaced with new tub and tile caulk. Total Cost -$36.
29. Marion Dr - Apr 17, 2012: Volunteers replaced a rusted shower stall with a vinyl insert and new faucet valves. An existing wheelchair ramp was refurbished & the storm door fitted with a security lock. Cost- $477.
30. Amboy Ct - Apr 24, 2012: FWC preferred contractor removed and replaced a three- tab shingle roof. He removed two roof layers, collar flashing and three deteriorated roof panels. Total cost $2,300.
31. S. Military Hwy (MHP)- May 12, 2012: A contractor was hired to put a new roof on a mobile home damaged by a falling tree. FWC repaired the ceiling in the living room and kitchen. Total cost $3,570.
32. Corliss Ave-May 27, 2012: Our contractor removed an old oil furnace and installed a new HVAC system. Old ducts were replaced, electrical hook-up was upgraded. Cost was $7,200.
33. Gadwall Place - May 29, 2012: The kitchen ceiling was damaged by an upstairs leaking bathtub drain.  The leak had been repaired by others but the ceiling wasn’t repaired.  Two FWC volunteers cut out the damaged area and installed new drywall.  The cost was under $15.
34. Woodshire Way, May 29, 2012. FWC engaged the services of a roofing contractor to investigate the condition of the roof, seal vents and chimney cap, and replace broken shingles. This in addition to plumbing repairs brought the total cost to $500.
35. Cleona Dr. - Jun 6, 2012: FWC repaired the bathroom floor and installed new vinyl. They repaired the HVAC system to work in the AC mode. They also trimmed many overgrown trees and bushes throughout the property. A contractor was engaged to install a new roof.  Total cost- $2,043.
36. Perkins Ct - Jun 7, 2012: FWC volunteers installed a garage door opener for this elderly person. They also replaced a deteriorated attic access panel, and installed weather stripping around the front door. A contractor was engaged to repair portions of the roof. Total cost of the project was $280.
37. Biltmore Dr- Jun 14, 2012. Working with members of the Catholic Heart Work Camp (CHWC), FWC helped install a parquet floor in the master bedroom and closet of this home owned by a mother with a disabled child, this returned the bedroom to full access. All costs were paid by the CHWC.
38. Walton Rd. - Jun 16, 2012: FWC engaged the services of a contractor to repair the HVAC system in the heating mode. Volunteers installed new front door and a storm door. An area of worn carpet was replaced with a vinyl covering and a broken window repaired.   Cost was $1,555
39. Virginia Beach Blvd. (MHP)-Jun 20, 2012: Phase one of a two phased project to repair a badly deteriorated trailer. Volunteers made roof and ceiling repairs, installed a water heater and new water lines, painted three rooms, replaced a faulty window A/C unit and a ceiling in a bedroom, and rebuilt the bathroom adding new fixtures. Our plumbing contractor repaired a broken sewer main and our electrical contractor repaired two faulty circuits. Phase 1 cost- $2,000.
40. Beechwood Rd. - Jun 25, 2012: FWC volunteers repaired a leak in the roof; replaced three rotten windows; and, repaired a deteriorated kitchen floor with new subflooring and vinyl covering. The rear door was replaced, and new trim was installed around the front door. Total cost was $1,296.
41. Stell Ln.-Jun 27, 2012: FWC built a wheel chair ramp in front. They installed grab bars in the shower and repaired a storm door. Total cost- $979.
42. S. Military Hwy. (MHP) - Jun 27, 2012: FWC repaired badly deteriorated kitchen and living room floors. Vinyl was installed in the kitchen and a new rug was placed over the living room floor. The floor beneath the bathroom tub was repaired, and a rotted front door replaced with a new storm door. Total cost was $939.
43. Maplehurst Dr. - Jun 27, 2012: The homeowner was cited for a deteriorated fascia board and rotted eaves. FWC hired a contractor to replace the fascia boards and repair the eaves. Total-$300.
44. Woodshire Way - Jun 28, 2012: FWC fixed a broken tub faucet, and hired a roofing contractor to replace several missing shingles. Total cost was $200.
45. Genesee Way - Jul 24, 2012: A contractor was hired to perform a multitude of tasks which included installation of vent collars, installation of weather stripping around all exterior doors, removing dirt and debris from all gutters, and replacing the cold air return dust filters. Total cost- $120.
46. Great Meadows Ct. - Jul 24/25, 2012: (Summer Youth Project). A group of Presbyterian youth from Vermont spent two days clearing a badly overgrown yard. They trimmed shrubs, cut down bamboo, mowed grass, removed weeds and other wild growth. They replaced several sections of rotten fencing, scraped and painted the garage door and front fascia boards and re-hung fallen gutters. A roofer repaired a section of the roof. Total cost -$1,100
47. Derby Run (MHP) - Jul 27, 2012: This lovely young lady has lived in a wheel chair her entire life, yet is still a happy person. FWC has made repairs to her mobile home in the past. On this project, FWC volunteers removed and replaced badly deteriorated kitchen base cabinets and counter top. They installed new cabinets, counter top, sink, and faucet. Our HVAC contractor installed a new system, and an appliance firm made repairs to the washing machine. Costs were about $6,000.
48. Rutherford Dr. - Jul 31, 2012: (Summer Youth Project) A Presbyterian youth group from Darnestown, MD, worked two days and accomplished two worthwhile projects. They built hand rails on a dangerous deck and applied a fresh coat of paint. The cost was $200.
49. Benjamin Pl. - Jul 31, 2012: (Summer Youth Project). The Presbyterian youth group applied their efforts to cut, prune, trim and rake a severely and extensively overgrown yard. This is the most overgrown and neglected yard anyone had ever seen. Costs to FWC were approximately $300.00.
50. Aspen Dr. - Aug 10, 2012: A volunteer replaced a defective electrical outlet, and repaired a leaky pipe under the kitchen sink for a senior citizen living alone. He performed an inspection of the roof from the attic side and found no evidence of water leaks. There was no cost to FWC.
51. Gale Ave- Aug 12, 2012: FWC removed an old chimney to below the roof surface then repaired the roof and applied shingles. There was no cost to FWC.
52. N Palmyra Dr-Aug 13, 2012: FWC repaired several kitchen faucet leaks and replaced deteriorated water supply pipes. Homeowner paid for all materials.
53. Sagamore Ct- Aug 14, 2012:   FWC built an 8 ft. wheelchair ramp from the door to the parking area, and installed posts and hand rails. They installed grab bars and replaced a tub drain plug. Total - $186
54. Holland Dr (MHP) - Aug 24, 2012: FWC installed an oversized wheelchair ramp. The front door threshold was five ft high which required a long run to accommodate slant requirements. Cost-$1,750.
55. Dam Neck Rd. - Sept 5-8, 2012: FWC volunteers rebuilt a 300 sq. ft. deck which required new girders, joists and deck boards. They also rebuilt a set of steps for the rear door, replaced a window, installed a new ceiling fan, replaced a shower valve in the master bath, and replaced a section of damaged soffit. Cost-$1,072.
56. Deep Creek Blvd. (MHP), Sept 8, 2012: FWC sealed the roof of this mobile home. Costs $159.
57. 913 Va. Beach Blvd. (MHP) - Sept 14, 2012: FWC and city volunteers from Virginia Beach Day of Caring completed Phase Two of this project. They made more roof repairs, installed carpeting in the living room and hallway areas, installed light fixtures in the living/dining/kitchen areas, installed a pantry closet, built a cabinet and storage area around the water heater, and closed in the area where a new toilet juts into the adjoining bedroom. They also replaced missing molding and applied new caulk in the bathroom. Total cost - $390.
58. S Military Highway (MHP)- Sept 29, 2012: FWC sealed the roof, and replaced the front door, added a peephole. The ceiling was repaired; hand railings were added on the rear steps. Costs: $644.
59. West Neck Road - Sept 14, 2012: FWC delivered a donated window A/C unit and a professional pump technician replaced the well pump. We referred the homeowner to a reliable loan officer who could help him use the equity in his home for major repairs that are beyond the scope of FWC. Cost was $285
60. Old Va. Beach Blvd. - Sept 30, 2012: Fourteen volunteers from Ohef Sholom Men's Club built four above ground garden boxes, then filled them with mulch in preparation for planting by residents of Transition House. The group also provided lunch and the cost of materials
61. Meckley Ct.- Oct 10, 2012: FWC installed new flow regulators and flapper valves in three toilets. They replaced a corroded kitchen sink faucet and spray assembly. The homeowner's grandson agreed to fix deteriorated garage doors with FWC procured spackle and paint. Total cost $150.
62. Magnolia St. - Oct 22, 2012: FWC volunteers repaired plumbing leaks under the kitchen sink and in both bathrooms. In addition, they replaced defective light switch & sockets damaged by leaky roof, caulked and patched around the shower and performed other minor repairs. Total cost was $53.
63. S Military Hwy (MHP)- Oct 6, 2012: FWC volunteers replaced a window. Total cost was $81.
64. Sagamore Ct - Nov 14, 2012: Disabled single mother raising a wheelchair-bound son. Rear patio door was inoperative, leaving only one egress in the event of a fire or other emergency situation. FWC volunteers removed the defective door and installed a new one. Total cost was $392.00
65. Fairfax Drive - Nov 16, 2012: This family has a modest income and facing severe health issues. Rain had damaged interior walls and ceilings; other deferred repairs included electrical and plumbing as well as a rodent infestation. Working with the family's church, in a multi-phased project, FWC hired a roofer, electrician and rodent exterminator. Volunteers then made repairs to the ceilings and walls and corrected some plumbing issues. Total cost was $1,615.
66. Scarborough Way-Nov 23, 2012: This low income homeowner's heating system was beyond repair. Our dedicated HVAC contractor installed a replacement heat pump, using good recycled equipment and donating most of his labor. Costs were $1,500.
67. Holland Drive- Nov29/30 2012: A low income, partially disabled home owner had badly deteriorated flooring in two bedrooms. FWC volunteers rebuilt the flooring in both rooms and installed new carpet. They also coated the mobile home roof with sealant. Total costs were $770
68. Stoney Creek Arch-Nov 10/17, 2012: Replaced the flooring in the hallway that had buckled from water damage. The client had extra flooring that was used for the repairs. Total cost to FWC $10.
69. Alder Circle-Nov 26, 2012: This client had minor roof leaks. Our roofer made repairs. Total- $300.
70. S. Military Highway (MHP) Nov 2012: FWC rebuilt the shower after removing some mold. We installed a new tub/shower, hung new sheet rock and replaced the bathroom window. Volunteers also installed a new set of steps by the back door. Total cost to FWC was $1033
71. Jonas Street (MHP) Dec 6/7 2012: The 67 year old homeowner's mobile home suffered from water damage due to roof leaks. FWC volunteers sealed the leaks, repaired the living room ceiling and floor and replaced the carpet. They also replaced the bathroom vanity and sink and repaired the toilet. The kitchen sink, a countertop and a cabinet were also replaced. A donated used refrigerator was obtained and installed. Cost to FWC was $865.
72. Myrtle Ave-Nov 10/17th: FWC built a handicap ramp for this home. The homeowner paid for the materials.

FAITH WORKS COALITION
2011 PROJECT COMPLETION REPORTS

1 Sandoval Dr., Jan. 8, 2011.  Volunteers replaced a rear storm door; and replaced and exterior door on an attached storage shed.  Electrical problems were corrected with installation of several GFI circuits.  First Atlantic Restoration was contracted to complete dry wall repairs in one of the bathrooms.  Total cost was less than $500.00.

2.  Virginia Beach Blvd., Colony Motor Home Park, Jan. 17, 2011.   The roof on a mobile home leaked in several places.  The homeowner’s son agreed to apply roof sealant if FWC would provide.  Accordingly, two cans were purchased by FWC and delivered on Jan. 17 at a cost of less than $50.

3.  Shillelagh Rd., Chesapeake, Jan. 18, 2011.  The homeowner needed a handicap ramp.  The Ruritans, a local community organization, volunteered to move a ramp already constructed, but needed an assist with the cost of materials required to adapt the ramp to the house.  FWC Chesapeake Affiliate helped detach the ramp and move it to its new location.  FWC paid $64 for the required materials.

4. Polluck Dr, County View Mobile Home Park, Jan. 21, 2011.  A sizable portion of flooring needed to be repaired and new hallway carpet laid.  A section of wallboard was replaced along with pine paneling.  Two lavatory sinks were refurbished which allowed for installation of a donated washer and dryer.  Total cost was less than $500.

5.  N. Palmyra Dr., Jan. 29, 2011.  Rusted toilet tank bolts were replaced and a new flapper valve was installed.  The rollers on a sliding glass door were lubricated, and the roller track was cleaned of dirt and debris.  Total project cost was less than $10.00.

6. Virginia beach Blvd.., Colony Mobile Home Park., Jan. 31 to Feb. 4, 2011.  Volunteers rebuilt the floors in the kitchen, hall and bedroom, and installed new carpet and vinyl.  They also made numerous electrical repairs and installed a ceiling fan and light.  Total cost was less than $350.

7. Hamill Ct. February 26, 2011.  FWC volunteers, with the help of several area church youth groups and adult advisors, renovated a badly overgrown yard.  Work included removal of several medium dead trees, planting of four bushes and a major trim effort of all plants and shrubs throught the entire property.  Additionally, a small wheelchair ramp was installed.  A picnic lunch was provided courtesy of FWC.  Total cost of project was less that $215.

8. Dark Star Run, Derby Run Mobile Home Park, March 4,5,6, 2011.  FWC volunteers, with Navy off-duty help, rebuilt living room and kitchen floors in this mobile home to include installation of a new carpet and vinyl covering.  They installed a ceiling fan, a new tub wall surround and replacement tub faucet in the bathroom.  Several electrical outlet repairs were also made.  Total cost of the project was less than $850.

9. Gannet Ct., Chesapeake, February and March , 2011.    Last month FWC volunteers delivered a good used refrigerator and made some emergency roof  repairs. This month we rebuilt the front stoop and made extensive repairs to the large back deck. Our roofer also finished the roof repair. This project is now completed at a cost to FWC Chesapeake of approximately $1300.

10. Tuition Drive, March  10 and 17, 2011. From a long “wish list” of minor items requested by the homeowner, FWC chose to complete only those items considered necessary for health, safety, and comfort. Lowes was contracted to install a carpet in one room, while FWC volunteers installed a new sink faucet, baseboard in the powder room and  front door weather stripping.  A wobbly front entrance railing was also repaired.   Total cost for this project was approximately $412.00.

11.  Honeygrove Rd. April 1/2, 2011.  FWC volunteers made repairs to some missing soffit and gutters, built a back porch railing and installed two interior hand rails. They also cleaned up a very cluttered, overgrown back yard including removal of a deteriorated above ground pool.  The garage door was scrapped, primed and painted as was the back door.  Total cost of this project was approximately $425.00.

12. Colonial Run Mobile Home Park, April 26-29, 2011.  FWC Construction Committee members and Navy personnel from the USS Truman rebuilt and vinyled three floors in a seriously deteriorated mobile home.  A support structure under the bath tub as also erected, and a new bathroom sink was installed.  The total cost of the project was less than $500, of which $200 was contributed by the homeowner.

13.   Beautiful Street, June 3, 2011.    Faith Works volunteers, mostly Navy men from Assault Craft Unit 4 stationed at Little Creek, rebuilt a handicapped ramp for a disabled single lady. The ramp structure was in good condition, but the decking was dangerous. We removed the old decking and installed new sturdy decking on this 50 foot ramp. The home owner now has a safe ramp that will last for many years. FWC expended less than $ 400.00 for materials.

14.  Scarborough Way, June 9, 2011.  The services of an electrical contractor were engaged to replace a main breaker box in this home that here to fore was without electrical power since the beginning of the year.  All electrical circuits are working.  FWC volunteers framed and installed a new meter base.  Cost of the project was $1200.

15. Pastern Brief, June 10, 2011.  The Family had been cited by the city to make fascia and yard cleaning repairs and do some exterior painting or face fines and possible court action.  FWC volunteers replaced and painted the front fascia, repaired the soffit, and removed some heavy tree and shrub growth next to the home. Total FWC funds expended were approximately $120.00. The family provided the paint and was very thankful for the help.

16. Rose Marie Avenue, June 10, 2011.   This 82 year old widow has a lovely yard and works hard to keep it nice. In a recent wind storm the neighbor’s tree limb fell and ripped her fascia on the corner of the house, also bringing down her power and TV cables. The utility companies made temporary repairs.  FWC volunteers replaced a small section of fascia and swept the debris from her roof. There was no cost to FWC.

17. Loving and Caring Ministries, July 17-19, 2011.  This charitable organization is located in a time weathered home in a rural section of Virginia Beach, and is in need of several quality of life repairs .  FWC engaged the services of an HVAC contractor who repaired the air conditioner condensate line.  The old 40 gallon water heater was replaced with an 80 gallon unit to better serve the 15 plus residents; and, the old ductless kitchen range hood was replaced with a new duct configured hood.  Total cost to FWC was $1,561.

18.  Transition House, January 25-July 31, 2011.  Over a period of six months, volunteers from far and wide transformed a derelict house into a beautiful home for women transitioning from prison to civilian life.  While this was not an FWC designated project, the organization provided project leadership, repair and restoration services, volunteer management and building materials logistics.  The egregious material condition of the house required restoration from the bottom up.  This included replacement and/or repair of structural members; installation of new plumbing, electrical, HVAC and utility systems; and, replacement of exterior siding, eaves and roof.  All appliances, furniture and floor coverings are new as are all doors, windows, and window dressings.  The home is situated on a lot that has been landscaped and groomed to perfection.  All labor and most materials were donated.  Appliances, furniture and fixtures were donated, as was the cost of contractors employed from time to time during restoration.  Total cost of the project was $85,000.

19. Youth Projects Week of August 1^st through August 4^th 2011.  The Johnston Presbyterian Church Youth Group, from Gaithersburg, Maryland, was hosted by First Presbyterian Church of VB.  FWC was asked to schedule work projects for the Youth Group. On Monday and Tuesday they painted a two story townhouse.  On Wednesday, they accomplished extensive yard cleanup by clearing over grown brush and trees for an elderly client; and, on Thursday they did the same for another elderly and disabled client. The young folks worked hard with great enthusiasm making it a very successful week. FWC expended $700.00 for paint, supplies, and debris hauling.

20. Spartin St., County View Trailer Park, August 8^th, 2011.   An electrical contractor was hired to install an AC line and breaker panel.  He replaced numerous switch plate covers and removed unused extension cords.  He replaced several smoke detectors and provided instruction to the homeowner regarding safe use of electrical outlets.  Volunteers replaced a ceiling fan, repaired a deteriorated floor, installed a new carpet and reworked two window AC units replacing rotted wood and weather stripping.  Total cost to FWC was $325.

21.  Marshall Ave., Portsmouth, August 15-18, 2011.  Volunteers rebuilt the kitchen floor, layed new vinyl and installed new cabinets.   Volunteer Navy Chief selectees provided the bulk of the labor,  FWC members provided project guidance and direction.  Total cost to FWC was approximately $1,215.00.

22. Sea St., Sea Tack, August 5, 2011.  Volunteers completed extensive ceiling repairs caused by a leaky roof.  A local roofing contractor was engaged to fix the roof leaks.  Total cost to FWC was $70.

23.  September 12, 2011, National Cay of Caring.  As part of this annual event,  FWC volunteers joined forces with ciy employees and completed three critical home repair projects.

a. Doyle Way.  Volunteers replaced the kitchen faucet and cleared the drain line.  They replaced a hall light fixture, and repaired a hall bathroom commode.  Outside, they reset soffit panels, reattached gutters and repaired a screen door.  Finally, they weeded and mulched front olanter beds.  Total cost to FWC was <$1,350.

b. Britt Terrace.  Volunteers replaced a kitchen sink faucet, cleaned a drain trap, replaced a hall light and fixed a toilet.  On the outside, they repaired a screen, reattached gutters and downspouts, and repaired a damaged soffit.  Volunteers cleaned, a badly overgrown yard.  Total cost to FWC was <$430.

c. Middle Ground Run.  Volunteers scrubbed, primed, and  painted a soot damaged bedroom caused by a house fire.  The sub floor was replaced and covered by a new rug.  Two additional rooms received new rugs and new ceiling light fixtures.    Cost to FWC was $335.

24.  September 11, 2011, Seaboard Ave.  Volunteers assisted Oak grove UMC in removing all carpeting and existing vinyl throughout the house.  Two areas of badly deteriorated subfloor were repaired.  Cost to FWC was zero.

25.  September 15, 2011, Rica Dr.  A roofing contractor was engaged to replace three vent pipe collars, replace several damaged shingles and reseat popped roofing nails.  Total cost to FWC was $145.

26.  September 16, 2011, Aspen Dr.  Volunteers fixed a leaky kitchen sink drain and replaced a badly damaged cabinet floor beneath the sink.  Total cost was <$10

27.  September 9, 2011, Rica Dr.  A roofing contractor was engaged to make several roof repairs which included replacing shingle tabs, installing vent collars and reseating popped roof nails.  Cost to FWC was < $150.

28.  September 22-30, 2011, Holland Dr.  In a large two-phase project, volunteers made multiple floor repairs, restored two bathrooms to good operating condition, made repairs to the roof, and constructed a wheelchair ramp.  Cost to FWC was >$1,500.

29. September 20, 2011, Speedy Ave.  Our roofing contractor engaged Don St.Jon to replace several missing roof Shingles.   Cost to FWC was $30.

30.  September 23, 2011, 1600 Seaboard Ave.  Volunteers replaced rotted carpeting with vinyl.  Several rotted Floor areas were replaced.  Oak Grove UMC donated all materials.

31. September 26, 2011, Rellen Ct.  The FWC HVAC contractor corrected leaking condensate from the pump.  FWC volunteers installed access panels to facilitate future repairs.  Total cost to FWC was <$10. 

32. September 27, 2011, Landola Ave.  The roof on this mobile home was inverted such that it sagged, allowing standing water to make its way into the masterberdroom.  A local contractor was engaged to rebuild the roof at a cost of $2,600.  Additional interior (ceiling) work is required.

33. September 27, 2011, Speedy Ave.  A roofing contractor was engaged to repair a leaky roof.  A plumber was engaged to check all plumbing lines and fixtures.  Total cost to FWC was <$35.

34. September 28, 2011, Guinevere Dr.  FWC engaged the services of a plumbing contractor who repaired one shower, and rebuilt another.  He also checked all drains and made repairs where necessary.  Cost to FWC was <$685.

35. September 29, 2011, Bainbridege Ave.  A local plumbing company was engaged to convert a gas stove to propane.  Cost to FWC was <$390. 

36. September 28, 2011, Britt Terrace.     FWC and City volunteers worked to clear a badly neglected yard.  Gutters, were cleaned, bushes trimmed, bad light bulbs were replaced.  Cost to FWC was $50.

37.  September 29, 2011, Doyle Way.  FWC and City volunteers replaced rotted rugs and flooring throughout the home, and installed vinyl flooring.  Cost to FWC was $1,000.

38. September 30, 2011, Middleground Run.   A fire occurred in this mobile home requiring extensive repaird.  Volunteers from the city and FWC cleaned and painted the master bedroom, and replaced the range hood.  Our roofing contractor repaired several roof leaks.,  Cost to FWC was <$70.

39.  October 1, 2011, Sea St.   A roofing contractor repaired he roof while FWC volunteers repaired a damaged ceiling.  Cost to FWC was <$150

40.  October 3, 2011, Woodhue Ct.  Volunteers made repairs to water pipes, room doors and exterior han rails.  Total cost to FWC was <$50.

41  October 4, 2011, Southgate Dr.  Water damaged wall and baseboards were replaced by several volunteers.  No funds were expended.

42. October 5, 2011, Guinevere Rd., Chesapeake.  A contracted plumber repaired multiple leaks throughout the home at a cost to FWC at <$400.

43.  October 13/14, 2011,  Lakecrest Rd.   FWC volunteers made multiple repairs for a single Mom and 10 year old daughter. They rebuilt the back wall of a water damaged utility room, made several plumbing repairs, replaced a deteriorated gutter, and repaired two broken door locks. They also replaced two storm windows that were beyond repair. The homeowner assisted by providing lunches for the volunteers. The total cost of materials provided by FWC was $435.00.

44.  October 15, 2011, Meadowbrook Court.  FWC volunteers coached the homeowner on several in-house repairs, which he was able to accomplish.  He was pleased s thankful and can do this on his own. We had our roofer replace the vent collars and make other shingle repairs. The cost to FWC was $70.00.

45. October 15, 2011, Lambert trail.  FWC volunteers trimmed the property so as to remove tree limbs and bushes were not interfering with the house.  Rotted Brick molding was replaces where necessary, and a small exterior deck was repaired and expanded.  Total cost to FWC was<4188.

46. October 20, 2011, Martin Ave.   This homeowner was quite capable of performing repair work but could not afford repair materials.  FWC purchased several interior doors, door hardware, hot water heater, stove and subflooring.  FWC volunteers coached the homeowner who was able to make all repairs and installations himself.  Total cost to FWC was <$2,000.

47. October 25, 2011, Bunker Ridge Arch.  FWC volunteers installed a front porch safety hand rail, connecting the porch floor with the sidewalk.  Total cost to FWC was <$110.

48. October 26, 2011, Northern Dancer Run.  FWC volunteers removed rotted flooring in the utility room of this mobile home, and replaced the rotted section with OSB and a new vinyl covering.  Total cost was <$100. 

49. October 31, 2011, Rellen Ct.  FWC hired an electrician to install a circuit breaker for installation of a new hot water heater.  He also repaired numerous worn and burned wires.  Cost to FWC was <$250.

50. November 1, 2011, River Forest Rd.  FWC hired an electrician to replace several faulty wall sockets, switches and GFI’s.  Cost to FWC was <$100.

51. November 3, 2011, Play St.  FWC volunteers installed hand rails on a back stairs landing and steps which were rebuilt.  Lattice work was installed around the landing and steps.  Total cost to FWC was <$155.

52. November 4, 2011, Smoke Tree Ln.  FWC engaged the services of an electrician to correct several electrical problemsfor an elderly lady.  Cost to FWC was <$200.

53. November 4, 2011, Kirkwood Ave.  FWC volunteers rebuilt the thresholds on two exterior doors, replaced a kitchen sink faucet and installed a storm door.  The services of a professional roofer were engaged to install a vent collar.  Total cost of the entire project was <$400.

54. November 8, 2011, Rica Dr.  FWC  volunteers fixed or repaired 15 different home items ranging fromfixing a closet door lock to installing a pre-hung exterior door.  Total cost to FWC was <$470.

1. Elderwood Ct., January 17, 2010. Low income homeowner had a leaky dormer. A roofing contractor was hired to fix the problem at a cost of $800. The homeowner donated a like amount to FWC.
2. Del Mar Dr., Dec - Jan 2010. This family is mostly disabled and has difficulty with routine household chores. The November Nor’easter brought some damage to their very modest home. FWC volunteers repaired the roof leak, replaced a section of LR ceiling that had collapsed; repaired the washing machine; and, replaced the water heater. They also devoted two days removing accumulated trash and old furniture. Costs to FWC were approximately $900.00
3. Mason St., January 23, 2010. The homeowner had water damage in the bathroom hallway, and a leak in the roof. Several Construction Committee members repaired the water damage at a cost of less than $30. Roof repairs were contracted out at a cost of $xxx.
4. Spartin Dr., February 5, 2010. This mobile home was in need of a roof repair. The home owner was able to conduct the repairs but not able to buy the materials. Two FWC volunteers surveyed the roof to determine what materials were needed. The volunteers procured the roofing materials and delivered them to the homeowner. The cost was less than $215, $25 of which was donated to FWC by the homeowner.
5. Keener Lane, February 8 – 17, 2010. The homeowner suffers with an advancing case of Parkinson’s disease and his wife is his sole care-giver. The configuration of the only bathroom in the home was such that it was unsafe for use. FWC volunteers gutted the bathroom and adjacent linen closet, and rebuilt the former to include a new shower, handicapped commode, vanity, and shelving alcove. A handrail the length of the room was in stalled making the bath handicapped accessible. The cost of this project was $1,750.00.
6. Magnolia St., March 11, 2010. Low income homeowner had a leaky roof. A roofing contractor was hired to fix the problem at a cost of $400. FWC volunteers repaired both bathroom floors, the kitchen floor and bedroom floor. The cost of the project was $524.88.
7. 404 West Lane, March 2010. At the request of the Judeo-Christian Outreach Center (JCOC), FWC renovated this duplex, restoring it to habitability. Old kitchen cabinets and sink were replaced; the bathrooms were updated and repaired; all floors were re-carpeted or received new linoleum; and, all walls were painted. Unserviceable appliances were removed and replaced. JCOC agreed to pay for all building materials and appliances; FWC provided all labor and expertise.
8. Geranium Cres., April 28, 2010. Volunteers completed several "honey do" projects at no cost to FWC.
9. Cloverleaf Apartments, S. Military Hwy, May 22. An FWC volunteer helped build a garden loggia at Cloverleaf Apartments which provides apartments for homeless single people. , had its grand opening Thursday. The 60-unit complex is regional project sponsored by Virginia Beach, Chesapeake, Norfolk and Portsmouth.
10. Bill Shepherd Project, Suffolk, June 2-4. Volunteers were at the home of FWC’s late friend and fellow traveler, Bill Shepherd. They cleaned out three basement rooms; painted the walls and floors; and, hauled trash to the city dump. They also installed a ceiling in a basement office; built window frames around three windows; painted the carport wall; and, power-washed the deck. The intent of this board approved project was to assist Bill’s wife in bringing the home up to a “show-able” condition for sale. Cost of the project was less than $250.
11. Sykes Avenue, May 12, 2010. An elderly widow with very limited income had a roof leak and was told by two roofing companies that she needed a new roof at a cost of several thousand dollars. Two volunteers from FWC inspected the roof and determined that it could be repaired instead of replaced. FWC engaged a professional roofer to make the needed repairs at a cost of $200.00.
12. Catholic Heart Work Camp (CHWC) Projects, June 16-18, 2010. FWC worked with CHWC as a "Partner Organization" in the projects listed below. FWC provided no funding or materials for these home improvement projects.
    1. Longleaf Road. (Elderly/retired adult) Caulk & paint shutters, fence rail/posts, front door, living room and bedroom ceilings; replace storm door latch; patch termite damage; wash windows and Screens; repair kitchen sink cabinet; grout kitchen tiles; and, repair fireplace trim.
    2. Admiral Drive. (Elderly/retired adult) Remove lawn debris, and landscape the entire lot; clean gutters; power wash decks; and, paint exterior trim.
    3. Blackburn Lane. (Elderly adult) Remove lawn debris and landscape the property; clean gutters; repair fence pickets; power wash deck; clean out attic; and, wash windows.
    4. Wolfsnare Road. (Disabled/elderly adult) Paint doors, door trim, walls and kitchen cabinets; repair chain link fence; remove all lawn debris; landscape and prune the entire property.
13. Hamil Ct., August 6, 2010. An elderly widow on a limited income needed several "honey do" projects accomplished. Light fixtures were replaced; doors were repaired; gutters were cleaned; and, small ramps were installed at the front door. The cost to FWC was less than $100.00.
14. Middleground Court, Derby Run Mobile Home Park, August 27-28, 2010. A disabled lady had some dangerous flooring in her trailer. FWC volunteers rebuilt the flooring in the hall and bedroom, and installed vinyl and carpet. Plumbing leaks to the washer/dryer were repaired, and a bathroom grab bar and a raised toilet seat were put in place. The rotten decking on the porch was replaced, and the yard received a general clean-up. Cost to FWC was approximately $500.
15. School Road, September 4th, 2010. FWC volunteers installed a new vinyl kitchen floor, repaired and re-tiled water damaged bathroom walls, replaced a faulty electrical receptacle, and repaired the front porch stoop. They also replaced a leaky toilet supply valve, cleaned the front gutter and cut back ivy growth in the front of the house and over the porch. Cost to FWC was less than $250.00.
16. Polluck Dr., County View Mobile Home park, September 10, 2010. An elderly lady on a fixed income had some roof leaks. Our contract roofer was hired to make the necessary repairs. Total cost was less than $150.
17. On Saturday, November 6th. The Youth Group from St. Aidans Episcopal painted the outside of this trailer and did a wonderful job. A picnic lunch was provided for the volunteers by FWC.
18. Rutherford Rd. September 15, 2010. Two elderly sisters had some plumbing leaks under the house preventing repairs to the floor furnace. Our contract plumber made the necessary repairs. Cost to FWC was $315.
19. 51st St., North End, September 21, 2010. A very elderly widow could not afford to make repairs to her roof. Our roofing contractor made the necessary repairs. The cost to FWC was $500. 69. Iron Liege Run, Derby Run Mobile Home Park, October 4-11, 2010. The homeowner asked FWC for help in repairing dangerous floors and restoring a badly deteriorated bathroom. We repaired the flooring in six rooms, rebuilt and re-plumbed the bathroom, installed vinyl and carpet on the rebuilt floors, and installed two house jacks for trailer stability. Cost of the project was $1,750, $500 of which the homeowner paid.
20. Iron Liege Run, Derby Run Mobile Home Park, October 4-11, 2010.  The homeowner asked FWC for help in repairing dangerous floors and restoring a badly deteriorated bathroom. We repaired the flooring in six rooms, rebuilt and re-plumbed the bathroom, installed vinyl and carpet on the rebuilt floors, and installed two house jacks for trailer stability. Cost of the project was $1,750, $500 of which the homeowner paid.
21. Muth Lane,  November 4 and 5, 2010. FWC construction volunteers fixed faulty bathroom plumbing, reset the commode, replaced broken tile and repaired the vanity and sink. The bathroom sub floor was repaired and new vinyl was installed. Missing soffits on the front porch were installed, and the porch light was replaced. A front room was re-paneled and the window was resealed. Total cost of the project was $346.

1. Windom Place, February 13, 2009. Four Volunteers replaced deteriorated fascia boards, hung a new gutter and installed a new downspout in less than four hours.  Total cost of the project was less that $162.
2. Morgan Mill Way, March 2-6, 2009. Exterior:  replaced 40 ft of rain gutter, hung a new storm door, leveled the deck and replaced the hasp on a gate.  Interior: repaired 4 door frames including new striker plates,  installed a new lockset on garage entry door, replaced commode flappers, installed new vinyl flooring in master bath (homeowner provided), replaced bathtub faucet, caulked master bath tub and commode, remounted "TP" holder in main bath, installed a transition in main bath.  We also repaired sagging garage ceiling. FWC costs were $300.
3. Secretariat Run, March 2-6, 2009. Ripped out approximately 100 sq ft of damaged sub flooring and installed new sub flooring; installed carpet in 13 ½ x 14 living room; repaired broken toilet flange and reset toilet; repaired two lights and one receptacle; rebuilt flooring to kitchen cabinet; tiled under refrigerator and stove; hooked up icemaker water line; pressure washed shady side of trailer; cleaned up yard and disposed of yard debris, old carpet, scrap wood and general trash. Costs to FWC were $350.
4. Middle Ground Run, March 2-7, 2009. Ripped out approx. 150sqft rotted flooring; installed new subflooring; installed laminate flooring in hall; installed vinyl flooring over luan underlayment in bathroom.  Installed new tub 3-way valve. Ripped off porch roof and rebuilt with OSB decking, felt, flashing, and rolled roofing. Replace three rafters. Rebuilt floor under refrigerator.  Rebuilt three door jambs.  Installed approx. 60 sq ft “Ice Dam” roof patch over bad spots in roof. Costs to FWC were approximately $1000.
5. Baja Court, March 21, 2009. This is a continuation of a work in progress where a youth group from Bayside Presbyterian Church applied a coat of stain to a wheel chair ramp built by FWC in October 2008. Homeowner paid for the stain.
6. Gadwell Place, March 22-25, 2009. Two days were devoted to helping the homeowner remove clutter from a portion of the house so that repair work could begin.  Two commodes were restored to working order as well as a shower and sink.  The front door latch was repaired.  Materials cost was less $200.
7. Clydesdale Ln, March 25-27, 31, 2009. The back yard was cleared of trash with the help of the homeowner to allow for repair of an attached porch.  The porch was refurbished and restored to habitable use.  The roof was repaired by a hired contractor with donated roofing materials.  Total cost of the project was $2,889.71, of which $1,145 was donated by Bradco Supply.  Total cost to FWC as $1,37.71
8. Chandler Ln, March 28, 2009. We removed a donated wheel chair ramp from the front of the house with the help of a youth group from Oak Grove UMC and several FWC volunteers.  The ramp parts were delivered to a site in need of a wheel chair ramp.  Estimated value of the materials is $500+.
9. Thether Keep, April 7, 2009. As a fund raiser project, Matthew and Giselle Weinstein power washed a deck, stairs and rails; and, mended lattice and deck planks.  The homeowner agreed to donate $311.06 to FWC.
10. Tifton St., Norfolk, April 2 and 7, 2009. Working in collaboration with Catholic Heart Work Camp, Matthew and Giselle Weinstein fixed three doors and installed interior and exterior lock sets.  Cost to FWC was zero.
11. Holland Dr., County View Mobile Home Park, April 1-6, 2009. This was a two part task.  The first part required removing the deteriorated mobile home front porch and replacing it with a new one.  The second part was construction of a wheelchair ramp which was connected to the front porch.  Total work was completed on Monday afternoon, April 6th.
12. Lynnville Crescent, April 17-22, 2009. Five volunteers constructed a wheelchair ramp in two days.  The homeowner gave $900 to FWC for the cost of materials.
13. Middle Ground Run, May 4-8, 2009. Volunteers accomplished a robust list of work items which included a rebuilding a shower wall and installing a new three-way valve; rebuilding two toilets; installing new subflooring and floor covering in bathroom; rebuilding the porch roof; and installing porch handrails. The project costs were approximately $450.00. The home owner paid for $200 worth of material costs.
14. Old Forge Ct., May 28, 2009. Volunteers installed 40 ft of guttering, repaired a section of rotted exterior siding, and replaced three rotted window sills.  Sections of the vinyl siding were power washed to remove mildew.  Cost of materials was $200; the homeowner donated $300 to FWC.
15. Davis Way, May 30, 2009. The homeowner had purchase 4 replacement windows but needed help with installation.  Volunteers removed the old windows and installed the replacements.  The roof needs repair for which Don St. John has agreed to fix for $250.  Total cost of all the work was $383 of which $200 was donated by the homeowner.
16. Holland Dr., June 2-9, 2009. This work is Part 2 of a 2 Part project.  Tub and shower units in this mobile home needed replacement as well as portions of the shower floor.  Cost of the work was $850.
17. Horton Circle, Norfolk, June 15-18, 2009. The week of June 15^th Faith Works volunteer Rick Galliford and Ed Johansen supervised volunteers from Catholic Charities in removing sheathing and shingles of a garage roof.  Then replaced rotten rafters and resheathed the roof for the next group of volunteers.  The rear deck was stripped of its decking and railings and then redecked and new railings installed.
18. Goff Street, Norfolk, June 15-18, 2009. The week of June 15^th Faith Works volunteer Rick Galliford and Ed Johansen supervised volunteers from Catholic Charities in the removal of cedar shake shingles from a 2 story house.  They had to repair termite damage sheathing then installed foam insulation board to level the exterior of the house so the next group of volunteers could install new vinyl siding.
19. Hanson Avenue, June 15-18, 2009. The week of June 15^th Faith Works volunteers Rick Galliford and Ed Johansen supervised volunteers from Catholic Charities in washing soot off all walls and ceiling in the kitchen and living room and then priming everything with Kilz.  Volunteers painted both rooms before installing luan and vinyl tiles in the living room.
20. Galt Street, Norfolk, June 15-18, 2009. The week of June 15^th Faith Works volunteers Rick Galliford and Ed Johansen supervised volunteers from Catholic Charities in the demolition of lathe and plaster in three bedrooms and hallway.  Then insulation was added to all walls and finally hung drywall over all walls and ceilings.
21. Peridot Road, June 22-25, 2009. Several volunteers, including Navy personnel, pressure washed the house, scraped loose paint on the facia boards, primed all surfaces requiring paint and repaired/replaced rotted wood.  Several shutters were replaced and all surfaces received two coats of paint.  The homeowner donated paint and related equipment.  Total cost was less than $300.
22. Spartin Drive, July 7, 2009. FWC responded to a request from People In Need (PIN) Ministry, who serve the homeless community in Virginia Beach. The trailer they rent as transitional housing had rotten flooring due to a water leak. FWC volunteers ripped out and replaced the flooring and repaired the water leak. PIN Ministry paid for all material costs and provided breakfast for the volunteers.
23. Haven Road, July 21-24, 2009. The week of July 20^th Faith Works volunteers Rick Galliford, Ron Chinnock, and Jake Frolich assisted by the Youth Groups from St. Aiden’s Episcopal and Foundry United Methodist repaired several feet of rotten frieze and fascia board and completely repainted this home. The final day all volunteers enjoyed a cookout. This was the first FWC Summer Youth Project. The homeowner paid for the paint and materials and donated an additional $70.00 to FWC.
24. East Randall, Norfolk, July 25, 2009. A senior citizen's home lost part of the vinyl siding as a result of a thunderstorm.  FWC volunteers made all required repairs on a Saturday morning.  Material costs were approximately $100.  A neighbor, who referred the work to FWC made a $200 contribution.
25. Rippling Rock Dr, Aug 19-21 and Sept 18, 2009. A family with four adults and eight children live in a home needing many repairs. FWC replaced the front door and rear storm door. We also made repairs to the two upstairs bathrooms and repaired and painted the dining room. We have purchased a new refrigerator and 10 interior doors.  Total cost to date for this project has been approximately $1300. This home has no heating system; we are working with other agencies to resolve this.
26. S. Military Hwy, Aug 26, 2009. A senior citizen needed an inoperative window air conditioner replaced with a working unit.  Two Construction Committee members extracted the old unit and installed the replacement in less than two hours at no cost.
27. Iron Liege Run, Sept. 29, 2009. A senior citizen had a leaking roof over his porch.  Four volunteers were able to remove the leaky roof and replace it with a new roof slanted to promote drainage.  Total cost was $301.11, of which the homeowner contributed $250.
28. Head River Road, July-October, 2009. The home of a senior citizen of limited means suffered a fire that did considerable interior damage.  As a last resort FWC was asked if they could do anything to help this person regain her home.  The Board of Directors approved the project in June 2009, and work was begun the following month.  The project required that all home effects be removed, discarded or cleaned of smoke damage.  All interior walls and ceilings were repaired or replaced due to smoke, fire or water damage; and, all rugs were removed because of fire and water destruction.  Over 500 volunteer days were devoted to the massive effort to return the house to habitability.  Work was completed during the week of October 18, followed by a dedication ceremony hosted by New Oak Grove Baptist Church.  Total cost was $19,390, $10,700 of which was donated specifically for the project.
29. Benlea Circle, October 28, 2009. Several repairs were made to the home which included repair of a deteriorated storm door, repair and refurbishment of a second story bathroom floor and commode, and repair of a bedroom ceiling which included application of a fresh coat of paint.  We hired a plumber to install a replacement tub/shower valve. The project came in at less than $400.
30. Finch Ave., November 3 and 4, 2009. The roof is this double mobile home was leaking at the unit joint.  The FWC team scrubbed the valley of the roof, rinsed the cleaned area and applies 10 gallons of sealant after the roof dried.  The Ceiling in the utility room was repaired and painted, and crown molding was installed all around.  A contract plumber was hired to fix a drain leak under the kitchen sink.  The project cost less that $300.
31. Blackwater Loop, November 18-20, 2009.  FWC volunteers completely restored and improved the main bathroom.  Rotted flooring was replaced, as well as a faulty tub, two old sinks and commode.  After new sub-flooring and vinyl were installed, a new shower, handicapped toilet and vanity were set in place.  The extended family was active in helping with the work, and provided lunches each day.  The cost of the project was approximately $1,200.  The family reimbursed FWC for all costs.
32. Hope Avenue, November 15-21, 2009. The original plan was to repair rotted flooring for this wheelchair bound homeowner.  After work started, it was necessary to completely gut the bathroom as well as remove kitchen base cabinets.  The kitchen floor was repaired and retiled; and, the cabinets and sinks were modified to accommodate a wheelchair.  The bathroom was restored and a handicap accessible shower was installed.  Total cost of the project was $1,900.
33. Canadian Arch, December 11, 2009. Volunteers removed a leaking dishwasher and replaced it with a new one for an elderly lady who has difficulty standing.  She is delighted with her Christmas present.  Total cost was less than $200.

1. Princess Anne Road, May 15 - 17, 2008. The homeowner had a damaged floor and rotting floor joists. A team of volunteers led by Bob Brenton and Rick Galliford repaired the floor joists, installed new sub flooring and laid insulating plastic to hold down moisture. Total cost was less than $350.
2. Indian River Road, June 15/16, 2008. The homeowner had a damaged air duct, defective insulation and no vapor barrier. A team of volunteers replaced insulation, repaired six flex duct air supply ducts, installed a vapor barrier, replaced a section of dryer vent piping and repaired two floor joists. Total cost was less that $650.
3. Longleaf Road, July 14-16, 2008. The homeowner's privacy fence required repair. A team of volunteers led by Matthew Weinstein, George Chafee, Bruce Warren and Giselle Weinstein demolished and repaired four sections of fence, repaired the entry gate and reinstalled garden planters. The fence was also pressure washed. Total cost was less than $250.
4. Aubrey Drive, July 15-18, 2008. The homeowner's ceiling was water damaged. The damaged area was repaired, plastered and painted. The total cost was less than $300.
5. Pinehurst Avenue, July 21-August 20, 2008. The homeowner needed a new privacy fence, an 8x16 ft. deck with 2 sets of steps, an entry door, two new garage doors, interior painting, bathroom tub reglazing, replacement of two window A/C units, installation of all new carpeting, stove repair and the addition of four new electrical circuits. Rick Galliford was the project manager, and with the help of several members of the Construction Committee was able to accomplish the work in a month's time. Funding was provided by sources external to FWC, Inc.
6. Chaflin Avenue,C July 21-August 20, 2008. The homeowner required extensive renovation work. The project included rebuilding and re tiling the bathroom floor, installation of a toilet and pedestal sink, interior painting, repairing the dining room popcorn ceiling, replacing external kitchen and garage doors, refinishing all hardwood floors, installation of a gas pack AC unit and addition of a GFCI unit in the bathroom. Rick Galliford was the project manager, and with the help of several members of the Construction Committee was able to accomplish the work in a month's time. Funding was provided by sources external to FWC, Inc.
7. Daisy Crescent, August 5/11 and September 26, 2008. The homeowner had several plumbing issues in addition to exterior patio door decay and master bath window damage. In early August a private donor hired a plumber to affect plumbing repairs. On September 27, the exterior door was replaced, as was the bathroom window. Total cost to date is less than $600 not including the plumbing bill.
8. Gunn Hall Road, September 13, 2008. The homeowner had a window that was vandalized. Ed Johansen and George Chafee completed the window replacement on Saturday, September 13.
9. Birdneck Road, September 29 and October 24, 2008. The homeowner had a leak in her roof over her bedroom and a damaged kitchen floor. A team of volunteers patched the roof and completed replacement of damaged floor joists and flooring.
10. Oakfield Avenue, October 2, 2008. The homeowner had kitchen and living room windows that were deteriorated to the point of needing replacement. Giselle and Matthew Weinstein, in collaboration with the Norfolk Home Rehabilitation and Resource Center (HRRC), replaced windows, and completed required insulation, caulking and painting. HRRC financed the materials for this project
11. Dunkirk Avenue, October 3-5, 2008. The homeowners required 2 bedroom windows and one dining room window to be replaced in addition to installment of three window unit air conditioners. Matthew and Giselle Weinstein, in collaboration with the Norfolk Home Rehabilitation and Resource Center (HRRC), completed installation and repairs over a two-day period. HRRC financed the materials for this project.
12. Lake James Drive, October 20-29, 2008. The homeowner needed repair work in the foyer and powder room. Damaged dry wall in the foyer was replaced and painted. The powder room was also painted. A new vanity was installed in the powder room along with new base boards and shoe molding. Crown molding was installed in the foyer, and broken tile was replaced in the floor. New casing was installed around the front door. The porch received a fresh coat of paint including the ceiling. The balcony was rebuilt, and an old awning was removed. Matt Schorr took the lead on the project assisted by Ed Johansen, Bob Brenton, Rick Galliford, Bruce Warren, Ron Chinnock, Mike Nichelsburg and Fred Jones. Approximate costs were $1300.
13. Hornell Lane, November 17, 2008. Two outdoor deck stair treads, one stringer and cleats were replaced. The handrail was reworked and one deck board was replaced. Richard Norman was the Project Manager, and was assisted by three members of the Construction Committee. The work was completed in less than a day.
14. Baja Court, October-March, 2008/9. In October, Lorie Stephan and several others spent many hours helping the homeowner clean and organize her home which was required before any repair work could be done. In November, Ed Johansen and George Chafee removed a badly deteriorated rug and installed a hardwood floor in one bedroom, so that an asthmatic granddaughter would have a dust-free room. In December, a wheel chair ramp was built to help the homeowner meet medical appointments. In March, the deck was stained and finished. Total cost to FWC was $1,034.96. The homeowner will fund the cost of the wheelchair ramp fixed at $530. Volunteers were Ed, George, Bob, Matt, Rick, Russ, and Fred, Mike, and Bill, plus helpers from Bayside Presbyterian Church.
15. Haven Road, December 5-12, 2008. Several FWC volunteers re-grouted a shower and repaired a stopped-up toilet in a small bathroom. A section of ceiling and wall had to be replaced and finished due to water damage. Volunteers removed and replaced a piece of frieze board on the east side of the house, and re-hung several loose gutter sections. The second phase of this project included repairs to a second bathroom, installation of base board and carpet in the den. Total cost to FWC $237, after homeowner paid most of the expenses. The home needs extensive exterior repair to fascia and frieze boards. The house also needs a new coat of paint. This work will be rescheduled as a summer youth project.
16. Dune Street, December 14-18, 2008. Six FWC volunteers achieved a remarkable amount of repair work in less than 4 days. A cement handicapped ramp was poured and fitted with handrails painted to match the house trim. The roof gutters were cleaned, and the yard was cleared of trash. Interior work included repairs to the front door latch and storm door. A faulty tub drain was cleared; a leaky faucet was fixed; and, the garbage disposal restored to good working condition. The total cost of the project was $610.93 which was offset by a $300 donation from Anchor Mobile Concrete.