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First Bank offers remodeling loans in Asheville, NC, for homes or businesses to get you started on turning your vision into a reality. Our Asheville loan officers will work with you to establish a loan and complete the application process. If you’re undertaking a remodeling project in the Asheville area, First Bank can help you with the most essential part.

Remodeling Loan Asheville, NC

Get a Remodeling Loan With First Bank of North Carolina

First Bank has several convenient locations in Asheville and surrounding Western North Carolina areas. No matter which location you visit, you can learn the ways we can finance your remodeling project.

Home Equity Lines of Credit

Our Home Equity Lines of Credit (HELOC) are the perfect way to get financing for large home projects such as a new kitchen, deck addition, or finished basement. Our home equity loans include:

  • A low fixed interest rate that may be tax deductible (consult with a tax professional for details)
  • Secured by equity in your home or secondary residence
  • Credit lines from $15,000

Business Remodeling Loan

Have you purchased an old facility to use for a business and want to remodel it? Or perhaps you just want to update your current building? Our business loans can you help you finance your business’s new look. Our business remodeling loans include:

  • Flexible terms
  • Competitive rates
  • Versatile options for investors or builders for either remodeling, new construction or expansion

One-Time-Close Construction to Permanent Loan

If you want to start from scratch with our construction loan, First Bank can fill that need, too, with:

  • Fixed construction interest rate for one year
  • Interest-only payments during construction
  • A single set of closing costs
  • No prepayment penalties

Credit Cards

The First Bank Platinum credit cards are another way to finance your remodeling costs while providing an easy way to make purchases.

  • With our One Rewards Program, you earn rewards benefits as you make purchases. Cash in the rewards to celebrate the finished project!
  • Enjoy security benefits and 24-hour customer support.

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How will your remodeling project pay off? Find out which projects add the most value to a home and let First Bank help you get started.

For more information about First Bank, check out some of our related articles: Personal Loan Application, Small Business Loan Rates Near Me, or Best Personal Loans in Asheville, NC.

*Loans subject to credit approval. See our Terms and Conditions for complete details on our One Rewards Program. MasterCard, Debit MasterCard and the MasterCard brand marks are trademarks of MasterCard International Incorporated.

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