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National Home Improvement Month: Helping You Make Your House a Home 

September is National Home Improvement Month — a good time to think about those repairs, upgrades, or energy-saving changes that could make your home feel more comfortable and welcoming.

At Lendology, we work with local councils to provide responsible home improvement loans that help people across the UK take care of their homes without worrying about complicated terms or high costs. We understand that every home and homeowner is different, so we’re here to listen and support you in finding the right solution.

Here are some stories from people we’ve helped:

  • Feeling Safe and Settled — Exeter
     A homeowner upgraded her windows and heating in her park home. She said, “I didn’t have to do a lot of writing or anything, because I’m not very good at forms… first class service, better than the bank.”
  • Making a Home Greener — East Suffolk
     Mike and his family installed solar panels with the help of a Warm Homes Suffolk Loan, improving their home’s energy rating. Mike shared, “Without your help I don’t think we would have been able to get this all done… I’d recommend anyone who is unsure whether they can afford to do their little bit to save the planet to talk to Lendology!”
  • Getting Essential Repairs Done — Barnstaple
     One homeowner told us how the loan helped her carry out much-needed repairs, making her home safer and more comfortable. She said, “Everyone I spoke with were very personable and my caseworker who took me through the application and assessment was outstanding, I felt heard and knew I was in the right place.”

If you’re thinking about a home project — big or small — a responsible home improvement loan could be just the support you need.

Ready to take the next step?

Find your local council and see what’s on offer at www.lendology.org.uk/partner/.

We recommend carrying out an independent retrofit assessment to determine which improvements may be suitable for your property, circumstances and budget.

Representative Example (4% fixed interest rate, Representative 4.2% APR).

Borrow £5,000 over 60 months, £92.08 monthly repayments. Total amount repayable = £5,544.96. Loans are subject to status and are typically protected by a Title Restriction. A Title Restriction means that you may not be able to sell your home without our permission unless the loan is fully repaid. This is not a mortgage. Missing payments could affect your credit rating.

Loans are subject to status and are typically protected by a Title Restriction.

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