1. Scope
We define exactly what your project includes — materials, labor, and the details that protect your home.
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Payment Illustrations
Financing is not currently available through Diaz. We start with the full project price — always. The examples on this page are planning math to help you budget — not lender offers.
Our Philosophy
We define exactly what your project includes — materials, labor, and the details that protect your home.
You see the complete project price first. No teaser numbers, no "starting at" games.
We walk through how homeowners typically budget and pay for a project of this size, using clear illustrative examples.
You choose what fits your budget — or you pay outright. The project proceeds on your call.
Payment Illustrations
Financing is not currently available through Diaz Siding. Any monthly-payment examples shown on this site are planning math only — illustrative figures to help you budget, not lender offers, approvals, or promises of terms.
Your Project Planner estimate shows the full project price first. From there, you can see what a project of that size would look like spread over time — as an illustration, not a quote from a lender.
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Many homeowners pay for their project directly. Your written scope and full project price stay the same either way — the work, materials, and warranty do not change.
Illustrative photoHomeowners who want financing sometimes use an independent lender such as Figure Lending LLC; Diaz is not a lender and is not affiliated with any lender.
The Process
Questions
No. Your project price is your project price. How you pay for it doesn't change the scope, the materials, or the workmanship.
Your written agreement sets out the payment schedule for your project. Any monthly figures shown on this site are illustrations to help you plan — they are not lender offers or approved terms.
Not through Diaz. Homeowners who want financing sometimes use an independent lender such as Figure Lending LLC; Diaz is not a lender and is not affiliated with any lender.
Your written agreement defines when payments are due. Talk with us during your consultation about what structure fits your project.
Absolutely. Many homeowners pay outright — it is the standard way our projects are paid for today.
Start with a free consultation — full project price first, always.