0% Financing options available. Subject to qualifying credit approval.

Payments as low as $98 per month.

Deferred Interest Plans (No Interest with No Payments)

No interest and no payments for 12 months available. Subject to qualifying credit approval. Interest accrues during the promotional period but all interest is waived if the purchase amount is paid in full within 12 months.

Let’s explore some of the reasons* why our customers choose to use finance options for their bathroom remodel. *Names and exact scenarios are fictionalized to protect identities and situations. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or actual events is purely coincidental.

Scenario 1: The Loved One
James and Mary are concerned about Mary’s mother, Betty. They’re at a crossroads where they have to decide what to do. Betty’s healthy for her age, but a fall could quickly change that. Betty would never spring for a bathroom remodel even if she had the disposable income. Financing the remodel puts Betty in a safer bathing/showering option and gives James and Mary some time to absorb it financially. Betty remains safely independent while her concerned loved ones don’t have to hire a service or move her into their home or a facility.

Scenario 2: Aging In Place
Robert and Laura are planning ahead to “age in place.” Maintaining their own home will give them real independence, and represent a significant cost saving over nursing homes, assisted living, or retirement communities. They have two bathrooms and are considering a low-threshold shower and a walk-in tub. They’ve already budgeted for the first bathroom, but financing allows them to get both bathrooms done. With deferred interest, they’ll be able to pay the second off without a loan or interest payments.

Scenario 3: Check’s In The Mail
Charles and Dorothy were married for fifty-two years. When Charles passed, Dorothy decided it was finally time to get rid of the tub she’s hated to scrub all these years. She plans to use the life insurance policy to pay for it, but the check is stuck in red tape. Since the money will be coming soon, she’s decided that special financing will get the remodel underway immediately. She doesn’t end up paying any interest and didn’t have to dip into annuities, retirement savings, or get a bank loan. The idea of a bank loan didn’t appeal to her – nor did waiting any longer.