Three genuinely different ways to pay, explained plainly. Contractor financing plus two Colorado energy programs we are an authorized contractor for.
A whole home window project in Denver is usually somewhere between eighteen and forty five thousand dollars. That is a real number, and for most households it is not a number you write a check for.
There are three ways to pay for it that we work with. They are genuinely different from each other, not three versions of the same thing, and the right one depends on your project and your situation rather than on which one is easiest for us.
Below is what each one is, who it tends to fit, and what you should understand before you sign. Including the parts that are easy to miss.
We would rather you understand this before the install than after it.
Path one
Path two
Path three
We do not set the rates, terms, or approval criteria on any of these. Those come from the lender or the program, and you will see them in writing from them before you commit to anything.
That is a completely reasonable place to be. Three programs with different structures is a lot to sort through on a web page, and the differences that matter are the ones that depend on your specific situation.
Bring it to the consultation. We will walk through all three with you, tell you which ones your project actually qualifies for, and say so plainly if the honest answer is that none of them fit. There is no cost to have that conversation and nothing to sign at the end of it.
Schedule Your Free ConsultationThis is the fastest option and the one most homeowners use.
You can check your options right here on this page. It takes a few minutes, and it will show you what you qualify for without a hard credit pull to look.
All rate, term, and payment information comes from Enhancify and its lending partners, and appears inside their tools above along with their disclosures. We do not set those terms and we do not quote them.
Who it tends to fit: homeowners who want this handled quickly, homeowners whose project scope is windows only, and homeowners who do not want a program obligation attached to their property.
We are an authorized contractor for the Colorado RENU Loan, a program of the Collective Clean Energy Fund.
What it covers on a project with us:
Why homeowners choose it: the scope is broader than a window project alone. If you were already thinking about air sealing or attic work, this program can cover that in the same financing package rather than in three separate transactions.
A few program facts, as published by CCEF: funding is available up to $75,000, there are no prepayment penalties, and approvals generally come back within several business days. The loan is secured by a UCC-1 filing on the installed measures only, with no lien placed on your property.
Current rates and terms are set by the program and its participating credit unions, and CCEF publishes them directly. We do not restate them here because those figures change and the program is the right source. Read the current program details at CCEF →
What to know:
How to start: tell us at the consultation. We get you a quote first, since the program requires a quote from an authorized contractor before you apply. You pick your lender from there.
We are an authorized contractor for ClearPath On-Bill Repayment, a Collective Clean Energy Fund program administered with Xcel Energy.
What it covers on a project with us:
What makes it different: you repay as a line item on your Xcel electric bill rather than writing a separate check to a lender.
A few program facts, as published by the Collective Clean Energy Fund: funding is available up to $50,000 per meter, repayment appears on your monthly utility bill, and there are no prepayment penalties.
Current rates, terms, and fees are set by the program and published by CCEF directly. We do not restate them here, because those figures change and the program is the right source for them. Read the current program details at CCEF →
This is the section other companies will not put on their website. Read it anyway. It is not a reason to say no. It is a reason to say yes with your eyes open.
Who it tends to fit: homeowners staying in the house, homeowners who want the payment consolidated onto a bill they already pay, and homeowners doing a broader efficiency scope than windows alone.
Who it does not fit: anyone planning to sell in the near term who does not want to hand a balance to a buyer.
How to start: tell us at the consultation. We get you a quote first, then send you a link so you can start the process on your end whenever you are ready. If you would rather not do it alone, a program evaluator can walk through it with you step by step.
Not a sales tool. Just the way we actually think about it.
Start here: are you doing more than windows?
Then: are you staying in the house?
Still not sure? Bring it up at the consultation. We will walk through it with you, and if the honest answer is that none of these are a good fit for your situation, we will say that too.
No. The quote is the quote.
No. You will have a written quote to take away. Nothing on this page expires at the end of a visit.
Sometimes, depending on scope and program rules. Ask us.
Checking options through Enhancify does not require a hard credit pull. A full application may. Their tools tell you which is which before you proceed.
Not us. On all three paths the obligation is with the lender, the program, or the utility. With contractor financing the funds go to you, and you pay us for the work. We are the contractor, not the creditor, and we are not servicing anybody's loan.
It means we are cleared to perform work funded through these Collective Clean Energy Fund programs.
We will walk you through all three, including the parts that are inconvenient for us.