Drag the sliders to estimate a monthly payment for your roof project — takes ten seconds, no application and no credit pull.
Roofs rarely fail on a convenient schedule. When a leak or a hailstorm forces the decision before the savings account is ready, financing keeps you from choosing between a patched-over problem and a wrecked budget.
How It Works
Free inspection first. You get exact written pricing — Good, Better, Best, and Metal options.
Quick application. Apply in minutes; approvals typically come back fast.
Pick your terms. Choose the monthly payment that fits your budget.
We build your roof. Same quality, same warranty, same crew — just easier on cash flow.
“I want to sincerely thank Kaleb for replacing my roof after a hailstorm. From start to finish, he was extremely professional, patient, honest, and easy to work with. The roof looks absolutely incredible.”
“They were very friendly and efficient. Gave me a good quality product and updated the placing of the vents for more energy efficiency. Pricing was fair and communication was very prompt and thorough.”
Frequently Asked Questions
What credit score do I need to finance a roof?
There is no single cutoff. Our financing partners consider a range of credit profiles, and many San Antonio homeowners are surprised by what they qualify for. Applying takes a few minutes, and the initial check is typically a soft pull that does not affect your score. If one option declines, we can usually try another program without starting over.
Can I finance my insurance deductible?
Yes. When insurance approves a roof replacement, you still owe the deductible on your policy — often $2,000 to $5,000 on a percentage-based Texas policy. Financing can cover that out-of-pocket portion, along with any upgrades like Class 4 impact-resistant shingles that insurance does not pay for. Texas law requires you to pay the deductible; financing just spreads it out.
Does financing make the roof cost more?
Your roof price is the same whether you pay cash, card, or financing — we do not pad quotes for financed jobs. What changes is the interest on the loan, which depends on the program you choose. Some programs offer deferred-interest or promotional periods. We show the total cost of each option in writing before you sign anything.
