How it works
Get your estimate
We inspect your roof and give you a written, line-item price.
Check your options
Fill out Acorn's short online form. Your credit score isn't affected.
Compare offers
See rates, terms and monthly payments from multiple lenders side by side.
Pick one and build
Choose the offer that works for you, and we schedule your roof.
Why homeowners finance a roof
- Don't wait out hurricane season with a failing roof. Fix it now and pay over time.
- Keep your savings for emergencies instead of spending it all at once.
- Get the roof you actually want, whether that's tile or metal instead of settling for the cheapest option.
- Insurance pressure. If your carrier requires a new roof to renew, financing can help you meet their deadline.
Financing FAQ
Will checking my options affect my credit score?
According to Acorn Finance, checking your offers uses a soft credit inquiry, which does not affect your credit score. If you choose a loan and move forward, the lender may run a hard credit check.
How much can I finance?
Loan amounts, rates and terms depend on the lender and your credit profile. When you check your options, Acorn shows you real offers so you can compare them before deciding.
Can I finance a roof repair, or only a replacement?
Financing can be used for roof replacements and larger repairs. Tell us your plans at your estimate and we'll help you figure out the amount to request.
Who provides the loan?
Loans are offered by Acorn Finance's network of lending partners, not by Big Al's Roofing. The lender sets the rates and terms, and you'll review them before accepting anything.
When should I apply?
Many homeowners check their options after getting our written estimate, so they know exactly how much to request. You can also check first to see what fits your budget.
Financing is offered through Acorn Finance and its lending partners, not Big Al's Roofing. All loans are subject to credit approval, and rates, terms and amounts vary by lender and applicant. Acorn Finance is a trademark of its owner.
