From panel upgrades to whole-home rewiring, electrical work isn’t cheap. For many homeowners, the cost can delay pressing projects. With Finturf, you can offer your customers flexible electrical financing, helping customers overcome financial hurdles and making your services more accessible.
Whether you handle service calls, installations, or emergency work, offering financing for electrical work makes it easier for customers to move forward with the work they need when they need it.
Electrical customer financing helps remove cost as a barrier, making it easier for customers to move forward with larger or unexpected electrical projects. With Finturf, you can offer simple electrical home service financing that can turn more estimates into scheduled work.
You might not be the only contractor bidding for the job, but if you're the only one offering an electrician payment plan, you're already ahead of the pack. Electrical financing options help you stand out, especially when customers are deciding between multiple electricians for one job.
Finturf’s financing options pay contractors directly, with funding released at key project milestones or promptly upon project completion. This keeps your cash flow steady, making it easier to plan for labor, materials, and timelines with confidence.
Customers who finance are more likely to approve larger jobs — such as a complete panel replacement, rather than a patch fix. When budget isn't the barrier, customers might opt for code upgrades, smart home systems, or surge protection. The result? More comprehensive jobs and bigger invoices.
Electrical problems don’t wait for the right time, and customers may not be prepared for the unexpected costs. By offering electrical financing, you provide customers with a way to address urgent repairs or major upgrades without delay or added stress.
When customers can afford the work they need without financial stress, they’re more satisfied with the entire experience. Finturf’s electrical customer financing can help you deliver excellent service with fewer obstacles, leading to happier clients and stronger relationships.
There’s no complicated integration. We’ll help you get set up quickly so your team can start offering electrical home service financing — whether that’s in the office, on-site, or during emergency calls.
Finturf connects your customers’ requests for electrical financing to a network of lenders through a waterfall algorithm. This typically makes approval more likely for your clients, helping you to close more jobs on the spot.
A less-than-perfect credit score shouldn’t stop a homeowner from moving forward with necessary projects. Finturf welcomes a wide range of credit profiles to request financing. We’re here to help make your services accessible to a broader audience, not just the most qualified borrowers.
The electrical customer financing request process is straightforward, mobile-friendly, and customer-facing. Your client can submit a request in minutes, right from their phone or tablet.
You focus on the electrical work, we’ll handle the back end. Finturf offers support for underwriting and compliance requirements, so you don’t have to become a loan expert to start offering financing.
As Finturf improves its platform, you get access to new features at no additional cost. Whether it's a new tool or a better user experience, we’ll keep your business ahead of the curve.
From onboarding through every step of your journey, we’re here to support you. Our team provides personalized training and ongoing assistance to help your office staff and field technicians confidently present financing options.
Electrical projects don’t always come at convenient times for your customers. By offering electrician financing through Finturf, you give homeowners the freedom to move forward with repairs and upgrades without putting off decisions due to budget constraints. Reach out now if you are interested.
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