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Roof Financing

What could your new roof cost per month?

Move the sliders to model a monthly figure. The rate and term below are yours to enter, not ours to offer — United Developers is not a lender and does not set rates. Pre-qualification with our third-party lending partners uses a soft credit inquiry that does not affect your credit score.

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This tool multiplies out whatever numbers you type; it does not know what you would be offered. Your actual rate and term are set by the lender based on your credit and the programme, and United Developers advertises no rate or term of its own. Get your real options and full lender disclosures at your free inspection.
Modelled monthly figure — not a quote or an offer
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on a $14,000 roof over 10 years
$14,000Financed
$8,200Total interest*
$22,200Total of payments
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A lender-backed rate and term for your actual project, at your free inspection. We send the figures you just modelled to your specialist.

  • Soft-pull pre-qualification. Seeing your options does not affect your credit score.
  • Real terms come from the lender. Rate, term and any down payment are set by our third-party lending partners on approved credit — we are not a lender and we do not advertise a rate.
  • No starting over. The payment you just modelled arrives with your specialist.

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*Estimate only. Financing is subject to credit approval through United Developers' third-party lending partners; terms, rates, and availability vary by applicant and program. United Developers is not a lender. Soft-pull pre-qualification does not affect your credit score. Ask your inspector for current programs and full disclosures.

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You may not need to finance the whole thing

If a storm caused the damage, your policy may cover replacement — coverage decisions are always your insurer's to make, and your deductible is yours to pay (a contractor cannot legally pay, waive or rebate it in Maryland or Virginia). No storm? Third-party lender financing can turn the project into a monthly payment, subject to credit approval. Either way, we show you every option on one sheet at your free inspection.

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Financing Disclosures

Representative example: $15,000 financed at 9.99% APR for 120 months = approximately $198/month. Total of payments approximately $23,760. Your actual rate, term, and payment depend on the lender, your credit, and the amount financed.

All financing is provided by independent third-party lenders on approved credit. United Developers is a home improvement contractor, not a lender, broker, or financial advisor, and does not make credit decisions or set rates. Rates, terms (12–180 months), and $0-down availability vary by lender and applicant and are subject to change. Not all applicants will qualify.

Pre-qualification uses a soft credit inquiry that does not affect your credit score. If you proceed with a full application, the lender may perform a hard credit inquiry, which can affect your score.

The figures this page produces come from the amount, term and rate you enter. They are arithmetic, not an offer, and United Developers advertises no annual percentage rate, term, monthly payment, down payment or approval time of its own.

Insurance note: Financing may be used to cover a customer’s own out-of-pocket costs, including a deductible the customer is responsible for paying. United Developers does not pay, waive, rebate, absorb, or offer any credit for any insurance deductible, and does not negotiate or adjust insurance claims. Doing so is prohibited by law in Maryland, Virginia, and the District of Columbia.