Green Lawn has partnered with Hearth Financing to help customers obtain funding and manageable payments for their landscaping projects. Hearth works with homeowners on their project financing to provide customized payment solutions that are within their budget.
Through our collaborative efforts, we make it easy for Johnson County homeowners to get the outdoor space of their dreams:
Find convenient monthly payment options for your project today by kicking off the quick pre-qualification process.
*All project financing loans are subject to credit review and approval. For example, a $10,000 loan with an APR of 14.50% and a term of 36 months would have a monthly payment of $344.21. Maximum loan amount is $100,000.
Use our financing calculator to help estimate your payments:
We work with 13 lenders to find competitive personal loans and credit cards for your project’s needs.
Our process takes less than two minutes, and checking rates will not affect your credit score.
Hearth’s lending partners can provide multiple options tailored to your needs and budget.
Project financing can be approved in as little as 24 hours and takes 3 to 5 days on average for dispersal.
Applying for landscape, hardscape or sprinkler system financing requires homeowners to supply proof of income, basic financial information, and other relevant details. If you’ve applied for personal loans in the past, the process should feel familiar.
Interest rates on project financing are determined by loan term, loan amount, credit profile, and the market. Homeowners will have a choice of loan terms that affect their final rate. In general, the shorter the term, the lower the interest rate.
We have ways of problem-solving for this. For example, the Green Lawn team can make adjustments that reduce the size and scope of your landscaping project. In turn, this reduces the overall cost of labor and materials. We’re happy to work with homeowners to find a compromise. Please note that Hearth Financing’s maximum loan amount is $100,000.
Unlike a home equity line of credit, our financing services do not rely on the equity you’ve built in your home. You can get project financing for your home, even if you still owe a significant portion of your mortgage.
