PACE (Property Assessed Clean Energy) financing helps qualified homeowners in California and Florida complete eligible home improvements by removing upfront cost barriers and offering long-term repayment through a special assessment on their property tax bill.

While PACE offers many advantages, here are the three most common reasons homeowners choose PACE as a financing option:

Start your project with no out-of-pocket costs. Payments are added to your property tax bill and may begin months after completion (often up to ~17 months). The timing of the first payment depends on the date the project is funded and whether a mortgage impound applies.

Finance projects from $2,500 up to $250,000, making it easy to complete small upgrades, major renovations, or bundle improvements. Fixed, competitive interest rates and long repayment terms help keep payments more manageable

Credit scores are not a factor in qualification. Approvals are based mainly on home equity, mortgage and property tax payment history, and the homeowner’s ability to repay, making financing accessible to a broader range of homeowners.

We focus on a few key items to ensure you qualify, making the process quick and hassle-free.

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Important Disclosures:

  1. PACE financing is subject to approval. Underwriting requirements and restrictions apply. Not all applicants will qualify. PACE is secured by a lien against the property and may be required to be repaid in full at the time of sale or refinance. PACE financing is not a government subsidy or backed by the government. It is private financing that must be repaid in full. Financing terms are determined by the product’s expected useful life and applicable local program guidelines. Product availability is subject to change, and eligibility may vary by location.
  2. The maximum financing amount is determined by the homeowner’s ability to repay and the available home equity in the property.
  3. The timing of the first payment depends on the date the project is funded and whether a mortgage impound applies.