Financing That Powers Energy-Efficient Home Projects

Efficient systems save homeowners money every month, but the upfront price tag often stops them from upgrading. Finturf gives home service professionals a way to offer contractor financing on the spot, so energy-efficient projects get the green light instead of getting shelved. Here's how that adds up.

Real Impact, By the Numbers

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Based on HVAC, geothermal, insulation, and window projects funded through October 2, 2026. See methodology for more information.

The Projects Our Financing Network Helps Fund

How Contractors Use Finturf to Win Green Projects

The efficient option usually costs more upfront. Finturf gives contractors a way past it.

Close More Deals

Show a monthly payment next to the total price. A five-figure heat pump gets easier to say yes to when it's a manageable monthly number.

Protect Your Margin

When financing covers the gap, you don't have to discount the job to win it. Quote the system the home needs and keep your price.

Remove Friction at the Kitchen Table

One financing request reaches the nation’s largest home services financing network. Homeowners get options while you're still in the house.

Upsell the Efficient System

Financing makes the step up from a base unit to a high-efficiency one a small monthly difference, not a big one-time jump.

Our Lending Network's Role

Finturf helps contractors connect homeowners to a network of 20+ lending partners. That range means more financing options for homeowners across the credit spectrum. More homeowners can find a way to pay. More efficient systems can get installed.

Methodology & Sourcing: Our estimates cover funded energy upgrades through October 2, 2026: HVAC system installs, geothermal, insulation, and window replacements. Repairs and jobs under $2,000 are excluded.

Each project's savings start from its state's average household air conditioning use (EIA, 2020 Residential Energy Consumption Survey). We apply 20% savings for new HVAC and geothermal systems (DOE), 15% for insulation (ENERGY STAR), and 12% for windows (ENERGY STAR). We count cooling electricity only. Heating and natural gas savings are not included, making these figures conservative.

CO₂ uses each state's grid emission rate (EPA eGRID 2023). Water uses 0.47 gallons consumed per kWh of thermoelectric power generation (NREL).

Annual figures represent the yearly savings of every system funded to date. We update them with each new data pull. The share of home energy used for heating and cooling comes from the EIA's Energy Use in Homes data.