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$0 down · No credit-score minimum

Protect your home now, pay over time.

Impact windows and doors are one of the best investments you can make in a South Florida home — but the upfront cost stops a lot of people from doing it before the next storm. It doesn't have to. As a registered contractor with Ygrene and HomeRun Financing, we can set you up with PACE financing that covers 100% of your project with no money down.

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Section 1

What PACE financing actually is

PACE stands for Property Assessed Clean Energy. It's a way Florida lets homeowners finance hurricane-hardening and energy improvements — including impact windows and doors — and pay it back over time through your annual property-tax bill instead of a traditional monthly loan.

$0 down

The full project is financed; you don't pay out of pocket to start.

No credit minimum

Approval is equity-based. A soft credit pull only — checking eligibility won't ding your score.

Up to 20 years

Long, fixed terms keep the yearly amount manageable.

Fast decision

Eligibility is typically confirmed quickly once we know your property and project.

Section 2

Our financing partners

We're a registered contractor with two established Florida PACE providers, so we can match you to the program that fits your property:

Ygrene

One of Florida's longest-running PACE providers, used widely for storm-protection upgrades.

HomeRun Financing

A PACE provider active across Florida for home-hardening projects.

You choose the provider and terms; we handle the permitted, code-compliant installation and the documentation that closes out your project.

Section 3

What you should know before you choose PACE

We'd rather you go in clear-eyed than surprised later. PACE is a great fit for many homeowners, but it works differently from a normal loan, and there are real trade-offs:

  • It's repaid on your property-tax bill as a non-ad-valorem assessment. If your mortgage escrows your taxes, your monthly escrow can rise the year it kicks in.
  • It's secured by a first-priority lien on your property — ahead of your mortgage. That's why approval leans on equity.
  • At sale or refinance, most mortgage lenders require the remaining PACE balance to be paid off first. If you expect to sell or refinance soon, factor that in.
  • Availability depends on your city/county having opted into the PACE program, and on your equity and property details.

None of this is a reason to avoid PACE — for the right homeowner it's the difference between protecting the house this season and putting it off. But if it's not the right fit for you, we'll tell you, and we'll talk through other options. We'd rather earn a customer for life than push the wrong financing.

Section 4

Stack your savings: financing + grant + insurance

PACE isn't the only lever. Used together, these can dramatically change your out-of-pocket math:

  1. My Safe Florida Home grant can fund a large share of a qualifying project. One critical rule: you can't start work before your grant is approved, so we sequence the project around that approval. See the grant page →
  2. Wind-mitigation insurance credits — documented impact products can qualify your home for premium credits; your carrier confirms the exact figure.
  3. PACE financing covers your out-of-pocket share so the project can happen now instead of "someday."
We'll map it out for you. During your free assessment we'll tell you which of these you qualify for — and in what order to use them.

Find out what you qualify for

It won't touch your credit score. We'll check your PACE eligibility, tell you whether the grant and insurance credits are in play, and give you a straight answer on the smartest way to fund your project.

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Tri County Impact Glass LLC is a licensed contractor and a registered participant with the PACE providers named above; we are not a lender and do not make credit or eligibility decisions. PACE financing is a property assessment repaid through your property-tax bill and secured by a lien on your property; terms, rates, and availability are set by the provider and your local jurisdiction. Consider your plans to sell or refinance before financing. Confirm all terms directly with the provider.