Ways to Pay for Your Remodel
A remodel is a major purchase, and the money side should be as clear as the construction side. Here's how paying for a Karhan project actually works.
(407) 634-4099 — Free Phone ConsultationIt Starts With a Fixed Price
Before any money changes hands you get a fixed-price written contract — scope of work, start and end dates, payment schedule, change-order procedure, and warranty terms. We do the discovery work upfront so the number you sign is the number you pay. We publish honest cost ranges instead of teaser numbers for the same reason: our kitchen, bathroom, and addition cost guides show real Orlando numbers before you ever pick up the phone.
How Most Clients Fund a Remodel
- Savings — the most common route for kitchen and bath projects.
- Home-equity line or home-equity loan — common for additions and whole-home work; if you bought before 2022 and hold a low mortgage rate, tapping equity is almost always cheaper than moving. (Our addition-vs-buying guide runs the math.)
- Renovation loan — purpose-built financing for larger projects.
- Financing arranged through us — available for qualified homeowners; ask during your free consultation and we'll help find what fits your budget.
What We Don't Do
No teaser pricing, no pressure to borrow, and no surprise invoices. If an older home reveals something behind the wall mid-project, we document it and get your written approval before proceeding — you decide, with the real numbers in front of you.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you offer financing options?
Yes — financing can be arranged for qualified homeowners. Many clients also fund renovations through savings, a home-equity line, or a renovation loan. Ask about options on your free phone consultation and we'll help find what fits your budget.
Is the price really fixed?
Yes. We do the discovery work upfront so the price you see is the price you pay. Real change orders happen — surprise change orders don't. If something unexpected turns up behind a wall, we document it and get your written approval before proceeding.
When do I pay?
Your written contract includes the full payment schedule before any work starts — along with the scope of work, start and end dates, change-order procedure, and warranty terms. You'll never be guessing about what's due or when.
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Let's Talk Numbers — Honestly
Call for a free phone consultation. We'll give you a realistic range for your project and walk through every way to fund it — no pressure.
Call (407) 634-4099