Ways To Pay
Nobody should have to choose between an efficient home and their savings account. Three ways to pay, stacked below — scroll through them, then let your plan price all three against your actual bill.
01 / How most homes do it
Example starting payment for qualifying systems, subject to credit approval; your payment depends on system, home, and market. Full written terms before you sign anything.
02 / Straightforward
03 / The classic route
State & utility incentives aren’t a payment path — they stack on top of whichever option you choose, and we find and file them either way.
Straight Answers
Everything with a wire or a coil: the equipment, the installation, and twelve years of keeping it running — parts and labor both, inside one monthly payment with nothing due at install. Before you sign, the full terms are on paper in your plan.
It's the floor for qualifying homes and systems, not a teaser. Your home's actual number depends on which systems your plan calls for, your market, and credit approval — and it's printed in your plan before you commit to anything.
Sometimes you shouldn't — and your plan will say so. The public programs are excellent where they exist, but they're loans for equipment; the repairs stay yours. The Comfort Plan is the only path where a year-six breakdown costs you nothing. We price both side by side and let the math argue.
There's a written process for exactly that, and your specialist walks you through it before anything is signed. No surprises buried in page nine.
They shrink it before you ever see it — every program your address qualifies for is applied to the pricing first. Finding and filing them is our job either way.
Financing availability, terms, and providers vary by state and credit qualification. Questions before starting? Call (845) 492-9860 — a human answers.
Your Number
Start free and your plan prices every path against what you pay the utility today — in writing.