Does Rhino Shield PA Offer Financing? _by Ted Starmack

Are there any financing options for my Rhino Shield Project?


Yes, there are several options available for qualified customers.  We have programs for up to 15 years to keep your payments affordable.  But the most popular option by far is the “12-Months, No Interest, Timeline Credit Card” offered through Dollar Bank.

 



Dollar Bank 12-Months, No Interest Timeline Credit Card

This program is a credit card with an introductory 0.00% interest rate for the first 12 months.  It offers a credit limit up to $20,000. 

What is important to note is that, if the entire balance is not paid off in the 12 months, there is no interest penalty.  You will be able to either make payments on the credit card at that interest rate or roll the balance over to a personal loan at a lower interest rate. 


We have a dedicated representative at Dollar Bank who works with our customers.  Her name is Mia Mihelich and her phone number is 724-779-3903.  She will call customers at the eleventh month to discuss their best options for dealing with the balance.

Dollar Bank has several different financing options, but why not take advantage of the first year without interest?

 

Finance of America


We also offer longer-term financing options through Finance of America.  They offer payment terms from 5 to 15 years, making the cost of your home improvement project easier to manage. 


So Many Options

Let’s get your project started now!  All too often I see houses that I have visited to give estimates.  Years go by and they have not done anything.  I feel like I have done half of my job.  I have convinced them that painting is futile.  But not addressing the problem is not a solution.  Rhino Shield will make your house look great for decades to come.  Don’t Delay, Start Today!

 

Legal Stuff

Ø  Any payment amounts that we give you are our best estimate.

Ø  Interest rates may vary.

Ø  Financing is available to qualified buyers.


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