Monthly payment options available
A panel upgrade or a generator doesn't have to come out of one paycheck. Ask about monthly payment options when we give you your written quote.
How paying monthly works
Start from a written quote
Financing is worked out on a real price. The estimate ends with a quote priced line by line, so you know what you would be borrowing for.
Say you would like to pay monthly
Tell us when we hand you the quote. We explain the options open for your job and how the application works.
The lender makes the call
The lender reviews the application and sets the terms. The decision is theirs, not ours.
Your job goes on the calendar
With the quote signed and the payments settled, we pull the permit and book the start date.
Get these in writing from any lender
Whoever lends the money, these answers belong on paper before you sign.
- The APR
- It folds the fees in with the interest, so it is the fair number to compare one offer with another.
- The total you repay
- A low monthly figure can hide a long term. Ask for the full amount over the life of the loan.
- Paying it off early
- Some loans charge for early payoff. Check, in case you sell the house or refinance.
- Whether the loan is secured
- Some home improvement loans put a lien on the house. Know which kind you are signing.
- What happens if the job changes
- If the job turns up old wiring behind a wall, ask how the extra is paid: a new application, or room in the first one.
What every quote includes
Every job gets the same written quote, whether it needs one new outlet or a whole new panel, so you can hold it up against anyone else's.
- A look at the whole circuit, not just the outlet you noticed
- A load calculation before any panel or charger work
- Parts, labor, wall openings and the permit, each priced on its own line
- Repair and upgrade side by side when either would do
- The inspection booked and passed before the job is closed