At Bigfoot Windows & Roofing, we offer flexible financing options to make installing hurricane-impact windows and doors more affordable for every homeowner.
Our financing solutions are designed to fit your budget with features such as:
Financing terms and tax benefits may vary. Please consult a tax professional for guidance.
Want the full picture before you decide? Read our in-depth guide: Financing Impact Windows & Roofing in South Florida — an honest comparison of loans, PACE and HELOC for Miami-Dade and Broward homeowners.
We partner with trusted financial providers like Ygrene, Fortifi, GoodLeap, Sunlight Financial, and Mosaic to ensure you can access the best options for your needs.
Paying for hurricane-rated windows or a new roof is one of the first things homeowners across Miami-Dade ask us about. Because Bigfoot is licensed for both windows and roofing under one company (CGC1531370, CRC1331693, CCC1333168), we help you plan the financing before a single permit is pulled. Here are straight answers to the questions we hear most often.
Yes. Florida's PACE program lets qualified homeowners finance up to 100% of hurricane-hardening projects — including impact windows and roof replacement — with no money down and no credit-score requirement, repaid through a fixed assessment on your annual property-tax bill. We also work with conventional financing partners if you'd prefer a traditional loan, and we'll walk you through both so you can compare before you commit. You can review Florida's official program at floridapace.gov.
It does. PACE (Property Assessed Clean Energy) is authorized under Florida Statute 163.08 for energy-efficiency and wind-resistance improvements, and impact-resistant windows, reinforced doors, and roof strengthening are all eligible. Because the financing is tied to the property rather than to you personally, the balance can transfer with the home if you sell. Eligibility details for windows and doors are on the state program site, floridapace.gov.
Often, yes. Florida law (Statute 627.0629) requires property insurers to offer discounts for windstorm-mitigation features, and "opening protection" and impact-rated windows and doors are named directly in the statute. After we install, you'll want a wind-mitigation inspection so your carrier can apply the credits you've earned. The exact savings depend on your insurer and home, but the discount itself is something Florida insurers are required by law to offer.
It depends on how you finance. The PACE program has no credit-score requirement and uses long-term, fixed-rate payments added to your property taxes; conventional lenders will review your credit and set their own terms. In our experience helping Miami-Dade homeowners fund impact-window and roofing projects, most people qualify for at least one option. Call us at 786-886-2088 and we'll help you find the right fit — no obligation.
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