Home Repair Happenings!

Keeping Homes Dry, Safe, and Strong!
Our team is hard at work tackling a crucial home repair—backfilling around the foundation to stop water intrusion before it starts. Inside, we’re replacing damaged flooring to restore safety, comfort, and peace of mind for the homeowner.

Want to see how we’re making a difference one repair at a time?
Learn more about our home repair programs or apply online at: https://clinchpowell.net/forms/

Clinch-Powell is an Equal Opportunity Provider and Lender.


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A wide view of a brick house foundation with two small basement windows. A strip of dark, freshly tilled dirt runs alongside the house, bordered by a green grass lawn. A HVAC unit and a white porch railing are visible in the background.
A close-up view of a home's exterior foundation featuring a black plastic drainage grate installed in the ground. Large, gray landscape stones are stacked and arranged as a border between a dirt area and the grass lawn. An orange power cord runs along the brick wall in the background.
523 Client redoing their floors.
A living room area with wooden flooring.
523 Client digging in his garden.

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Fish Fry Fundraiser!

Clinch-Powell was honored to table at the second annual Black in Appalachia Fish Fry Fundraiser!

We loved connecting with the community, sharing resources, and supporting an incredible cause that uplifts countless stories and voices across our region. Thanks for having us!

For more information about Black in Appalachia’s mission, visit: https://www.blackinappalachia.org/


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Clinch-Powell employee, Elizabeth Grisham, speaking with a man at our Clinch-Powell info booth at The Black in Appalachia Fish Fry Fundraiser.
Clinch-Powell employee, Elizabeth Grisham, smiling with a man next to a Clinch-Powell pop up banner.
The Cumberland Gap National Park Info booth at the Black in Appalachia Fish Fry Fundraiser
Two women perform on an outdoor stage; one wears a black t-shirt and vibrant blue and orange patterned pants while speaking into a microphone. The second woman stands behind her near a keyboard.
Will Isom, founder of Black in Appalachia leans out of a service window.
woman in a black turtleneck and a long, red and black patterned skirt sings into a microphone on an outdoor stage.
A view from behind a seated audience looking toward an outdoor stage. A woman in a patterned skirt stands at a microphone, accompanied by musicians. A large blue mural serves as the backdrop.

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AmeriCorps Week 2025!

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