Financing

Spread the cost of a new roof

Monthly payment plans are available on approved credit. Ask about them when you get your written price, and we'll show you both numbers side by side.

How it works

How paying monthly works

Start from a written price
Financing is worked out on a real price. The free inspection ends with a price written line by line, so you know what you would be borrowing for.
Say you would like to pay monthly
Tell us when we hand you the price. We explain the options open for your job and how the application works.
The lender makes the call
The lender reviews the application and sets the terms. The decision is theirs, not ours.
Your roof goes on the calendar
With the price signed and the payments settled, we pull the permit and book the start date.

Before you sign

Whoever lends the money, these answers belong on paper before you sign.

The APR: It folds the fees in with the interest, so it is the fair number to compare one offer with another.
The total you repay: A low monthly figure can hide a long term. Ask for the full amount over the life of the loan.
Paying it off early: Some loans charge for early payoff. Check, in case you sell the house or refinance.
Whether the loan is secured: Some home improvement loans put a lien on the house. Know which kind you are signing.
What happens if the job changes: If rotten decking adds to the price, ask how the extra is paid: a new application, or room in the first one.

Why Ironpeak Roofing

Built for the hurricane zone
Every product on your roof carries an approval for Miami-Dade's High Velocity Hurricane Zone, and the approvals are attached to the permit before work starts.
One price, in writing
The written price lists the tear-off, the decking, the underlayment, the covering and the permit on separate lines. The final bill matches it unless you approve a change.
Photos you can forward
Dated photos of the problem, the work and the finished roof, sent the same day. Clear enough for your insurer, your HOA or a landlord who lives out of town.