Transform Your Home with Lendology's Home Improvement Loans
April 28 2023
Looking to repair or improve your home, but don’t have the funds to make it happen? Lendology may be able to help. We specialise in providing home improvement loans to homeowners looking to make improvements to their properties.
Unlike other lenders, we do not use credit scores to make our lending decisions, people make decisions for people.
Don’t just take our word for it – here are some success stories from our satisfied clients:
From an old leaking conservatory to a comfortable warm space:
One of our clients had an old conservatory that was leaking, drafty, and unusable during the colder months. After applying for a home improvement loan with Lendology, they were able to transform their conservatory into a comfortable, warm space that they can use year-round. The loan allowed them to install new double glazing, insulate the walls, and replace the old roof with a solid, insulated one. Now they have a beautiful, functional room that they can enjoy all year round.
Read our client’s story here.
From a nightmare to a fairy tale:
Our Somerset homeowner was unable to access the upstairs of his home safely. Our disability adaptations loan enabled the client to replace the roof, update the electrics, install a new heating system, and completely refurbish the interior. This means that the client now has a safe and accessible home.
Read our client’s story here.
Home improvement loans can be used by homeowners looking to make essential home repairs, adaptations, or improve the energy efficiency of their home. At Lendology, our loans have a fixed interest rate and everyone is offered the same rate, regardless of financial circumstances, loan amount or term.
Visit our home improvement loans page to learn more and apply today.
Typical Example (4% fixed interest rate, Typical 4.2% APR).
Borrow £5,000 over 60 months. £92.08 monthly repayments. Total amount repayable = £5,544.96, including £20 fee for registering the Title Restriction. Missing payments could affect your credit rating and ability to obtain credit in the future. Loans are subject to status and are typically protected by a Title Restriction. This means that you may not be able to sell your home without our permission unless the loan is fully repaid.
