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Financing your project is an efficient, effective strategy for improving your plumbing and HVAC systems and protecting your home. You can’t afford to wait when you need plumbing repairs or HVAC replacements; we help make it easier by offering affordable financing options. We work with leading financial institutions to help you secure the money required to replace damaged pipes, water heaters, AC units, worn-out furnaces, and more. We want to ensure your home is protected with the quality equipment it needs.
We offer short-term loans through Service Finance Company, LLC. The short-term loan options offer either 12-month deferred interest or 18-month no-payment, no-interest options. Some of these are essentially the same as cash loans, allowing you to immediately secure the money you need. Homeowners can request up to $100,000 in unsecured loans through Service Finance Company, LLC. These loans don’t require equity. However, you must meet minimum lending requirements, including a 580 FICO score and proof of income that establishes you can repay the loan.
Service Finance Company, LLC also offers long-term options well-suited for more extensive needs. These loans have a higher minimum loan threshold of at least $3,000. Longer-term loans provide fixed interest — currently 6.99% — and require a minimum monthly payment for up to 60 months. They offer an initial three-month, no-interest, no-payment period. One advantage of these loans is that there’s no origination fee, and you can pay the balance off early without any prepayment penalty. With careful budgeting and planning, these loans can be paid off with minimal adjustment to your monthly budget.
Andreas is a fourth-generation, family-owned and -operated plumbing company that knows pipe issues inside and out. You can count on our licensed and insured technicians for exceptional service in any project. We even offer 24/7 emergency pipe repair and replacement because we know that these situations typically happen at the most inconvenient times.
