Through GE Money Bank we offer many financing options to accommodate your needs.  We offer lien/non-lien, equity/no equity loans.  GE can also consolidate your debt, defer your payments and even get you cash back!  GE 's ProjectLine revolving credit program is a great way to finance your smaller projects.  We can defer your payments and interest for 90, 180 and even up to 360 days!  GE also has a "second look" source for sub-prime lending through Service Finance Company.  Another source for lien/non-lien lending is AmeriFirst Home Improvement Finance.  Any applicable financing fees will be applied to your loan.  Call today for more information.     
                                   

We are pleased to announce that we have some new financing programs available through Syracuse Securities new Alternative Lending Division.  We can help you to finance your project no matter what your credit situation is.                    

We have also introduced new aggressive options through HomePlus Finance Corporation. 

With Territory Mortgage we can offer you low rate refinancing options.  Another great way to improve your home, consolidate your debt, or put cash in your pocket by taking advantage of the equity your home has.  Some fees may apply such as appraisals and local code enforcement permits that are required.  We'll be happy to walk you though the process.  Call us today!

New York Homeowners has more aggressive financing sources than any other home improvement in Central New York.  Please call us today to help you finance your home improvement needs.  

Home Performance with ENERGY STAR^® .  The New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) offers you a matching subsidy of up to $5,000 or a 10% cash incentive of up to $2,000 for energy efficient improvements.  

Subsidies and incentives are financed through Energy Finance Solutions.    With fuel and energy costs rising the New York Energy Smart^sm program is a great opportunity for you to save up to 40% on your utility bills.  To learn more please visit www.getenergysmart.org.