Financing Your Window & Door Project

Investing in impact windows and doors is one of the smartest ways to protect and upgrade your home — and like a new roof, air conditioning system, kitchen, or bathroom, it’s a major improvement that adds real value.

While Window Professionals does not offer in-house financing, many of our customers choose to finance their project through their own lender. Whether it’s a home equity loan, line of credit, or a mortgage refinance, there are several options available to help make your project more affordable.

Common Financing Options to Consider

Home Equity Loan or Line of Credit (HELOC)

If you’ve built up equity in your home, a home equity loan or line of credit can be a smart way to fund your new windows and doors. These loans often offer lower interest rates than personal loans or credit cards and allow you to borrow based on the value of your home.

• Fixed or variable interest rates available

• Use only what you need (with a HELOC)

• May be tax-deductible (consult your tax advisor)

Mortgage Refinance with Cash-Out Option

Refinancing your mortgage and taking out cash to cover home improvements is another common method. A cash-out refinance allows you to replace your existing mortgage with a new one — and take the difference in cash to pay for upgrades like impact windows and doors.

• Lock in a potentially lower mortgage rate

• Combine renovation costs into your monthly payment

• Spread payments over a longer term for affordability

Personal Home Improvement Loan

If you prefer not to touch your mortgage or equity, a personal loan can also be used to fund your window or door project. Many banks, credit unions, and online lenders offer home improvement loans with fixed terms and predictable payments.

• No home equity required

• Quick approval and funding

• Good option for smaller-scale upgrades

Tips to Make Financing Easier

• Check your credit score: Higher scores usually mean lower rates.

• Get pre-qualified: Shop lenders to understand your options and monthly payments.

• Compare rates: Look at banks, credit unions, and online lenders for the best terms.

• Don’t delay the upgrade: Impact-rated windows and doors can lead to energy savings, insurance discounts, and greater storm protection — making the investment worthwhile.

Need Help Getting Started?

While we don’t provide direct financing, we’re happy to work with your timeline and budget. Once you’ve secured your funding, our team will provide a clear, itemized estimate and help schedule your project around your needs.

Have questions or need help understanding your window and door estimate?
Contact us today — we’re here to help.

Showroom Locations:
Jupiter: 1319 Jupiter Park Drive, Jupiter, FL 33458
Stuart: 211 SE Florida St., Stuart, FL 34994
Phone: Jupiter: (561) 745-6122 | Stuart: (772) 220-747

Financing FAQ

Q: Does Window Professionals offer in-house financing?
A: No, we do not offer in-house financing. However, many of our customers finance their projects through a home equity loan, mortgage refinance, or personal home improvement loan.

Q: What’s the best way to pay for new impact windows and doors?
A: It depends on your financial situation. Many homeowners choose a home equity loan or cash-out refinance because they often come with lower interest rates. Others use personal loans for quicker approval or smaller projects.

Q: Can I use a HELOC to finance my windows and doors?
A: Yes. A Home Equity Line of Credit (HELOC) is a popular option because it allows you to borrow as needed and only pay interest on what you use. It’s great for home improvements like new windows and doors.

Q: Will new windows and doors increase my home value?
A: Absolutely. Impact windows and doors can increase your home’s value, improve energy efficiency, reduce insurance costs, and provide essential hurricane protection — all of which make them a smart investment.

Q: What if I already have financing lined up?
A: That’s perfect! We’ll provide a clear, detailed estimate for your lender and schedule your installation based on your timeline.

Q: Can you help me understand my estimate or work with my lender?
A: Of course. While we don’t arrange loans directly, we’re happy to provide documentation, answer questions, or coordinate with your lender to keep things moving smoothly.