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ANR Restoration has partnered with Hearth, so we can help you find financing options that best fit your needs.
After you’ve experienced a disaster, you’re often left wondering who you should call first. With our emergency damage cleanup services, ANR Restoration can immediately send a team to handle the emergency – from water and flooding to fire, mold, and storm damage. Once the danger has passed and the problems are fixed, you also need a dependable contractor to restore your home or business to its pre-loss condition. ANR Restoration are certified, trained, and licensed damage restoration contractors – and the dependable ones you need.
ANR Restoration prides itself on our excellent customer service, and we take the trust that you put in us very seriously. We do everything we can to make sure you are satisfied and that we answer any questions you have swiftly. Our craftsmen and technicians take pride in completing each job thoroughly and with the utmost care. You can rest easy knowing you are getting the very best in skill and service. Once the disaster is over and the mess is cleaned up, the restoration process can start, so call ANR Restoration today!
How does Hearth Financing work?
Multiple Financing Options
Hearth works with 17 lenders to find competitive personal loans and credit cards for your needs.
Simple Pre-Qualification
Our process takes less than 2 minutes and will not affect your credit score.
Personalized Options
Hearth's lending partners can provide multiple options tailored to your needs.
2 Minute Pre-Qualification
Get your project started as soon as possible by getting pre-qualified today.
FAQ
Common Homeowner Questions
Will filling out the pre-qualification form affect my credit score?
No, when you complete the prequalification form, lenders perform a “soft” credit inquiry. This allows you to compare lender offerings without affecting your credit score.
Can I payback my loan early without penalties?
Yes, all 17 of our lenders have no pre-payment fees which means you can pay back your loan before the end of its term at no additional cost.
What is the difference between secured and unsecured loans?
An unsecured loan is not linked to a specific piece of property (“collateral”) that the borrower agrees to give to the lender if the borrower does not pay back the loan. A secured loan, in contrast, always has some form of collateral, like a car or a house of which the lender can take possesion in the event of default.
How is APR determined for prequalified offers?
Lenders look at many factors, including as your credit history, current debt-to-income ratio, your income, and your expenses in assessing your creditworthiness.
How soon will I get my money after my loan is approved?
You can usually expect to receive your money in as little as 1-5 business days.
What is the minimum loan amount?
In most states, the minimum loan amount is $1,000, but we recommend requesting at least $2,000, as several of Hearth’s lenders only make loans of $2,000 or greater.
I'm not sure when my project will begin. If I take out a loan, can I delay the funding?
Most of our lenders do not offer delayed funding, but please confirm with your chosen lender. For instance, at least one Hearth lender allows you to schedule the deposit 45 days after approval.
Can I finance more or less than the exact cost of my project?
Yes, of course! Hearth’s offers page will display a range of loan options, so you can choose to finance a lesser amount, the exact amount, or a higher amount so you can get the project and payments that best suit you.
When is a good time to add a co-borrower to my loan request?
Consider adding a co-borrower if you do not qualify for a loan or would like to see possibly lower APRs. You and the co-borrower would both sign the loan agreement and be liable for the loan.
Will I need to verify my income?
Yes, Hearth’s lending partners require that applicants provide information to prove the source of the income they state.
If I don't see offers, can I try again with a co-borrower?
Yes, if you did not see offers, you can fill out the pre-qualification form again and add a co-borrower. Adding a co-borrower may help you qualify for a loan or qualify for lower interest rates.