A roof you need now. Payments you can plan around.
In house payment plans on qualified DFW projects. A larger upfront deposit, flexible terms depending on the size of the project, and no bank involved.
The Three Roads
Three ways DFW homeowners pay for a new roof.
Most projects use some combination of these three paths. The right mix depends on your insurance coverage, your cash position, and how long you plan to stay in the home. For a full breakdown of roof replacement financing options in Texas, read our guide.
Insurance pays for it.
If you have hail or storm damage, Texas insurance covers full replacement after your deductible. We document the damage, file with your carrier, and handle the adjuster meeting on the roof. Most DFW claims fall into this path.
Out of pocket: usually just the deductible.
A payment plan fills the gap.
We offer in-house payment plans on qualified projects. A larger upfront deposit gets the work started, and the balance is split over flexible terms depending on the size of the project. The deposit and the schedule go in your written quote before you sign.
No bank, no third party.
Pay cash.
For homeowners with the cash on hand who prefer not to finance, paying the full project at signing is straightforward. Deposit at material delivery, balance at substantial completion. No monthly payments.
Best for: out-of-pocket budgets and short-term ownership horizons.
What the payment plan covers
Full project. No surprise line items.
FAQs
Common questions about payment plans.
Ready to talk payment plans?
Call us. We will walk you through the options based on your roof, your insurance, and your budget.
