De bostäder som byggdes under åren 1950‐1975 hö till det såkallade miljonprogrammet. Under miljonprogrammet byggdes 100 000 läenhet per å under tio ås tid. Totalt byggdes 1,3 miljoner bostäer i flerbostadshus under dessa å. Flera av bostäerna som upprätades under miljonprogrammet har nåt sin tekniska livslägd och ä i stort behov av diverse renoveringar. Beroende påvad det ä fö äandeform påen byggnad såfödelas underhålsansvaret påolika sät. I hus äda av bostadsrätsföeningar ä ansvaret uppdelat. Föeningen stå fö det yttre underhålet dit äen renoveringar av stammar inkluderas, medan bostadsrätshavaren stå fö insidan av den egna läenheten. Syftet med rapporten ä att kartläga ROT‐behovet hos bostadsrätsföeningar i Öebro kommun. Examensarbetet har gjorts i samarbete med NCC Construction. Underlaget till rapporten grundar sig fräst påmaterial frå personliga intervjuer och intervjuer via mejl med olika bostadsrätsföeningar men äen påmaterial frå olika böker och relevanta webbsidor. Undersöningen visade påatt de tillfråade föeningarna i dagsläet inte har nåra störe renoveringsbehov. Flera föeningar har däemot framtida behov av bl.a. stambyten och takrenoveringar av olika slag. 58 % av bostadsrätsföeningarna var äen positiva till ett eventuellt framtida samarbete med NCC. Dåresultatet av renoveringsbehovet endast grundar sig påsvar frå 12 bostadsrätsföeningar medfö detta att det finns en stor grupp vars behov inte ä undersöta. Troligtvis ser behovet störe ut ä vad som framkommit i denna rapport dådet i Öebro kommun finns ett stort antal bostäer som ä byggda under just miljonprogramsåen. / The homes that were built during the years 1950‐1975 belong to the so‐called Million homes programme (Swedish: Miljonprogrammet). During the Million homes programme 100,000 apartments were built per year for a period of ten years. Totally 1.3 million housing units in apartment buildings were built in those years. Several of the homes that were established during the Million homes programme have reached its service life and are in great need of renovations. Depending on what kind of form of ownership a building has, the responsibility for maintenance will be distributed in different ways. For houses owned by housing associations is the responsibility divided. The association represents the outer maintained there even renovations of strains are included while the owner of the apartment stands for the inside of its own apartment. The report aims to identify the ROT‐needs of housing associations in the municipality of Öebro. The work has been done in collaboration with NCC Construction. The basis for the report is based mainly on material from personal interviews and interviews via email with various housing associations, but also on material from various books and relevant Web pages. The survey found that respondents unions in the current situation do not have any major renovation needs. Several compounds have, however future needs for, inter alia, pipe replacement, and roof renovations of various types. 58% of housing cooperatives was also positive about a potential partnership with NCC. Because the result of the renovation need only is based on responses from 12 housing associations, this means that there is a large group whose needs are not examined. Most likely the need is greater than what has emerged in this report because Öebro municipality has a large number of homes that are built in the Million homes programme years.