Financing Your Insulation Project Through GreenSky

Complete your insulation project now instead of later with easy financing from GreenSky.

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Financing Offered from GreenSky

If you are looking at different options to finance your energy-efficient home improvements GreenSky has you covered.

Greensky allows you to finance your insulation project whether it's your existing home, mobile home, or pole barn. An added bonus that some people have found helpful is that the property doesn't need to be in the name of the person applying for the loan.

A requirement GreenSky does have is the financed amount must be a minimum of $3,500 for any kind of loan, with a minimum of $1,000 of the loan used.

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When you’re ready to move forward with your insulation quote and would like to finance through GreenSky, applying is quick and easy using this link or by clicking on the green Apply Now button. The entire process is completed online and is 100% paperless.

You may apply on your own at any time, or your project manager can assist you with the online application if needed.

What to expect after applying:

Online applications typically take just a few minutes to complete.

Once approved, you’ll receive instructions to activate your loan.

To finalize the loan, you’ll approve the total loan amount on the day of installation via text message or email.

If you have any questions about financing or need assistance with the application, please contact your project manager or reach out to our office at 866-900-3626.

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Financing for the GreenSky® consumer loan program is provided by Equal Opportunity Lenders. GreenSky® is a registered trademark of GreenSky, LLC, a subsidiary of Goldman Sachs Bank USA. NMLS #1416362. Loans originated by Goldman Sachs are issued by Goldman Sachs Bank USA, Salt Lake City Branch. NMLS #208156. www.nmlsconsumeraccess.org

Frequently Asked Questions

Why do my loan documents show a higher total than my contract total?

Why does it show an interest rate on my loan documents even though I have 12 months same-as-cash loan?

Why do my loan statements show a breakdown of principal and interest when I have a no-interest loan if paid within my term?

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