Minor Kitchen Upgrades - Regardless of taste in design, your kitchen needs to be functional and should be relatively up to date. A minor kitchen remodel such as a fresh coat of paint, refreshed cabinets and cupboards, and new hardware can go a long way when it comes to enhancing your kitchen. Swap out your old appliances for new energy savings appliances to double the savings.

New Windows - Energy efficiency is a must, especially when it comes to running an air conditioning unit. If windows are not properly insulated, cold air could leak outside, leading to spending more money on electric bills than necessary. No-interest loans are available for home energy efficiency improvements through the 0% APR¹ Mass Save HEAT® Loan Program.

Garage Door - A garage door not only serves as a functional purpose for your property, put it also gives you a chance to heighten your home design "wow" factor. It may not be the first home improvement project that comes to mind, but can be the first thing neighbors see when they visit your home.

Upgrade Your Patio, Deck or Porch - When summer rolls around, chances are that time spent outside will increase! Make sure you have a pleasurable place to enjoy it. Whether it’s replacing the rails on a deck, installing natural stone to a patio or securing steps on a porch, having a safe and comfortable place to relish the summer weather is essential.

Swimming Pool Installation or Repair - Beat the coming heat by making a splash! Having a pool can make a summer more memorable. There are many different sizes, styles and types of pools, such as inground or above ground pools. Consider your budget when making a decision.

Over time, pool maintenance is inevitable. A Home Improvement Loan can help with common problems pool owners encounter, such as concrete foundation leaks, broken filters or poor circulation from electrical technicalities.

Sprinkler/Irrigation System Upgrade - Over time, sprinkler systems can settle deeper into the soil, leaks and crushed pipes could occur and possibly lead to bigger issues, such as an increase in water bills.