Can I use PACE financing for a new roof or a roof repair if my roof is leaking?

Yes—as long as your roof replacement or repair meets program requirements.

What roofing materials are eligible for PACE financing?

Eligible materials include, but are not limited to, asphalt shingles, metal, wood shingles or shakes, slate tiles, and clay tiles, subject to program requirements. The easiest way to confirm is to start an eligibility check and review your project details.

Can PACE cover gutters, downspouts, or fascia work?

In some cases, related drainage or edge protection work may be allowed if it’s required for the roof project. The easiest way to confirm is to start an eligibility check and review your project details.

What is a cool roof, and does it really save money?

A cool roof uses reflective materials (or coatings) that can reduce heat absorption. It may improve comfort and reduce cooling costs in warmer climates. Savings vary by home and climate.

Can I finance roof insulation or attic ventilation with PACE?

Yes, many homeowners pair roofing with insulation, air sealing, or ventilation to improve comfort and efficiency. 

How long does a roof replacement take?

Most roof replacements take a few days once scheduled, but timing depends on roof size, weather, permits, and contractor availability.

Can I finance a roof and other upgrades at the same time?

Often, yes—depending on the type of upgrades and the amount of financing available to you. Many homeowners bundle projects like roofing, windows, and HVAC under a single financing plan.

How long are PACE repayment terms for roofing?

PACE offers long repayment terms, which can extend up to 30 years under California law and up to 20 years under Florida law. However, the specific repayment period is determined by factors like the project’s scope, the materials used, and the property’s location.

Is PACE financing based on my credit score?

Qualifying for PACE financing does not require a traditional minimum credit score, but eligibility is based on multiple factors and program rules, including, but not limited to, eligible collateral, available equity, and ability to repay. Start an eligibility check to see if you qualify.

How do I get started?

Start by checking eligibility, then request a contractor estimate for qualifying upgrades. Once your project scope is confirmed, you can proceed through the approval and installation steps.