GEOSmart Financing Program

GEOSmart Financing Program

EarthLinked Technologies and the Electric & Gas Industries Association (EGIA), a nationwide non-profit organization dedicated to advancing energy efficient home improvement and renewable energy solutions have partnered to deliver the industries most comprehensive energy efficiency and renewable financing program. GEOSmart Sustainable Financing Solutions was developed to assure that contractors and manufacturers had a complete and simple to use financing platform in place that could fund the smallest energy efficient home improvement up to larger geothermal installations.

The GEOSmart financing program offers numerous special features recommended by many successful contractors. For small to mid sized projects, unsecured financing is now available with terms up to 20 years and project costs ranging from $2,500 - $50,000. Special six and twelve month No Interest / No Payment options with instant in-home approval, along with staged funding and interest rate reductions to 5.99% APR are also available.

For larger residential installations, the GEOSmart secured financing option is typically the ideal solution, providing long-term financing that assures project affordability. The program has terms up to 25 years on projects ranging from $10,000 to $500,000 and fixed rates starting as low as 7.74% APR, (buy-down programs available to 6.24%). The secured program is built on a national platform with a streamlined process for a second or even third mortgage, and adds the full cost of the project back to the homes value to improve the appraised value.

We encourage you to take advantage of this program now and fully integrate the availability of GEOSmart Sustainable Financing Solutions into your sales plan.

To get started and be prepared to offer your customers comprehensive energy efficient and renewable financing, please review the program summary and fax the form back indicating your interest in program participation, or contact EGIA at (866) 367-3442 ext. 339.

To read more, see the EGIA website.

May 1, 2008