Can I finance impact windows and exterior doors?

Yes, you can finance impact-rated and wind-resistant windows and exterior doors that meet Florida Building Code and program guidelines.

Will hurricane upgrades help reduce my insurance premiums?

Wind mitigation improvements—such as roof reinforcement, impact windows, and storm shutters—may be eligible for insurance credits. Homeowners should consult their insurance provider for specific requirements and savings.

What wind mitigation upgrades are eligible for PACE?

Eligible upgrades may include roof deck attachment strengthening, roof-to-wall connections, secondary water barriers, wind-resistant roofing, impact windows, wind-rated doors, and shutters.

Do hurricane upgrades require permits?

Yes. Most hurricane protection and wind mitigation upgrades require permits and must comply with Florida Building Code standards and program guidelines.

Can I finance multiple 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 hurricane and storm protection?

Repayment terms vary by location, project scope, and material type, but some projects may offer terms of up to 20 years under Florida law.

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.