Why You Should Consider Financing Your New Windows & Doors In Denver

Financing Your Windows & Doors Is A Great Way To Get
Exactly What You Want At An Investment That’s Comfortable.

If you’re in need of window or door replacement in Denver, one of the main issues you have is probably cost. While you may have the ability to pay for your project all at once, taking thousands of dollars from your bank account at one time can be tough to swallow.

Imagine your replacement window project is $10,000. What seems more palatable?

1. Paying the full $10,000 at once.
2. Paying $833 a month for 12 months (with no interest).

For most homeowners, option B is easier to handle—even if they have the $10,000 on hand. It’s also the safer choice for most people. You never know when you’ll need to dip into your savings for an emergency.

Of course, not all financing plans are created equally. If you’re considering financing your window or door project in Denver, ask yourself the following questions…

• “What is a monthly payment I’m comfortable with… and for how long?”
• “What are the interest rates (if applicable) the company is offering? And are they reasonable?”
• “Can I deduct the interest payment on my taxes?”
• “How long before I have to make the first payment?”
• “Can I finance this project through a home improvement loan?”

What A Window & Door Quote In Denver Should Include…

To help determine if financing is a good option for you, it’s best to know what you’ll actually be paying for. Any quote on windows and doors you receive in Denver should be as specific and itemized as possible. Every part of the project should be broken down into its individual cost. This cost breakdown should be provided to you on a WRITTEN quote.

Here is what a window or door quote should always include:

• The cost of materials (including installation materials like insulation and caulk).
• A list of any extra options and upgrades you purchase (multiple glass panes, added decorative options, and so on).
• The removal of the old windows or doors, as well as cost for disposing of old materials.
• If applicable, the price for the trim work to be done.
• A clear, written explanation of both labor and material warranties, and exactly who is responsible for any warranty issues.

Once you have a written bid, no extra costs should arise. If an unexpected issue occurs after work begins, the company should supply you with a separate quote that includes the price for the additional work or materials. Have your contractor review this new quote with you line by line, so you know exactly what is to be done—and at what price.

The Next Step…

If you’d like to know more about financing replacement windows and doors in Denver, Contact Us today or explore our Financing page. Our financing partners have highly competitive terms and the experts on standby to help you make the best decision for your budget. They offer a number of flexible options on both length and payment amounts, so finding the perfect plan for your specific situation is easy.