Financing, with every term spelled out
Monthly payment options through a third-party lender, subject to credit approval. Here is a full example, so you know what the small print looks like before anyone asks you to sign.
A worked example
Illustrative example. Not an offer of credit.
| Project price | $9,800 |
|---|---|
| Down payment | $0 |
| Annual percentage rate (APR) | 9.99% |
| Term | 120 months |
| Monthly payment | $129.45 |
| Total of payments | $15,534.00 |
| Finance charge | $5,734.00 |
The owner replaces this with the lender's own disclosure. Rates and terms depend on credit approval and can change.
Example starting prices
- Five-window refreshFive standard-size vinyl windows, Low-E glass, interior trim reused, installed in one day.from $4,900 Example price
- Whole-house packageEvery window in a typical three-bedroom rambler (about 12 openings), one day, one warranty.from $11,800 Example price
- Patio door swapSix-foot two-panel slider, sill pan and flashing, interior trim, old door hauled away.from $3,400 Example price
Common questions
Does financing change the price?
No. The quote is the same whether you pay outright or monthly.
Who is the lender?
A third-party lender the owner names here. Approval and terms are theirs, not ours.
Are there energy rebates?
Some utilities run window rebates from time to time and the rules change. We check what applies to your address at the measure and send the official program link. We do not quote amounts we cannot confirm.
Foggy glass, cold drafts or a stuck slider?
One measure, one written quote, one installation day. No pressure to sign that night.