Muskego Financing Plans for Roofing

Financing allows roof repair or new installations without emptying your savings. Take advantage of a finance plan to avoid greater costs. Old or damaged roofs risk even larger issues like:

1. Water Damage: Compromised roofing material won’t seal your home. Interior water damage causes chain-reaction problems and costly repairs.
2. Health Risks: Leaky roofs are breeding grounds for mold and bacteria. Finance your roof to protect your health and prevent rot. 
3. Roof Collapse: This event often occurs without warning. Finance repairs or a new installation when necessary to keep your family and home safe.

Vesel Services accepts cash, check or credit card payments. Choose the payment option most convenient for you:

• Pay by cash to avoid hidden fees and agree on the cost upfront. 
• Write a check for another straightforward option. Checks take money directly from your assets.
• Use a credit card if your carrier offers generous reward incentives. Be sure to ask about potential transaction fees. 

1. Insurance: Contact your homeowner's insurance carrier after extreme weather strikes. Insurance policies often cover some or all repairs if the damage is a result of severe weather or a hail storm.
2. Personal loans: Visit a bank or credit union to see if you qualify for a lump sum loan. Be sure to inquire about interest rates and a monthly payment plan. 
3. HELOC: Home equity loans and lines of credit use your available home equity as collateral. Similar to a credit card, as the balance is repaid, equity is restored. 
4. Credit Cards: Financing through a credit card may provide extra rewards or cash-back bonuses. Check with your carrier and explore the incentives offered by other credit cards. 
5. Government-Funded Help: Use a government-funded loan to finance home repair. Visit the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development’s website for more information and qualification requirements.

Tackle the roof or gutters first. Both protect your home from water damage. Other repairs are senseless if the roof or gutter system fails.

The Department of Energy recommends homeowners replace their HVAC every 10-15 years. Newer HVAC models provide higher energy efficiency and innovative technologies.

We encounter clogged drains and toilets, leaky pipes and faucets, water heater issues, low water pressure and running toilets most.

Over time, debris builds up in the main sewer line. Toilet paper, soap scum and foreign objects are typically responsible.

Trying to save money through a quick fix is understandable. However, plumbing is best left to professionals. The slightest DIY error or short-term fix will prompt larger problems and costs.

We regularly service roof leaks, water damage or spots, hail damage and missing shingles.

If you notice curled shingle edges, bald spots, cracked shingles or dark streaks, your roof needs to be evaluated.

Yes! Newer models of windows offer higher energy efficiency and insulation. This puts less stress on your HVAC system during the summer and winter months.