Finance Your Glass Replacement Project

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Finance Your Glass Replacement Project

Explore what your commercial glazing upgrade could cost if the project is spread over time instead of funded as one upfront capital expense.

Preserve cashflow Review whether spreading the cost could support budgeting and project timing.

Plan monthly cost Use the estimator to model an indicative monthly payment before speaking to the team.

Review suitability Finance is subject to status, approval, terms and lender checks.

Indicative finance estimate

This guide is not a finance offer. Rates, terms and approval depend on the customer, project and lender.

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Figures are indicative only and should be checked by Dortech Maintenance and HEXA Finance before any customer decision is made.

Start with the project cost. Then review finance.

Dortech Maintenance and HEXA Finance give commercial customers a way to review a glazing upgrade, consider the potential building benefits and understand how project finance could help spread the cost over time.

1 Review the project Understand whether upgraded glazing could improve comfort, appearance and energy performance.

2 Check the numbers Use the Dortech glazing model to review indicative project benefits.

3 Explore finance Use the finance estimator to see what spreading the cost could look like monthly.

How HEXA Finance supports commercial projects

HEXA Finance is a UK business finance and consultancy company. It works with businesses looking for competitive finance solutions and with suppliers who want to offer trusted finance options to their clients.

For glazing upgrades, finance may help building owners, landlords and facilities managers preserve cash reserves, avoid a large one-off capital outlay and plan repayments alongside other operating costs.

Asset finance Funding to help acquire or upgrade business-critical assets while managing cashflow.

Hire purchase A route for businesses that want to spread payments and own the asset after the final payment.

Lease / rental Regular payments over a fixed period, often used where preserving capital is important.

Asset refinance A way to release value from existing assets, depending on suitability and lender criteria.

Invoice finance Finance linked to unpaid invoices, used by some businesses to support working capital.

Business loans Loan funding for an agreed business purpose, subject to status, term and lender approval.

Commercial glazing efficiency and energy cost planning graphic — Commercial glazing upgrades can form part of a wider building performance plan.

Balancing glazing investment, cashflow and long-term building value — Project finance can help customers balance investment, cashflow and long-term building value.

Finance should be considered properly.

Finance is not a one-size-fits-all answer. It should be reviewed in the context of each customer’s business, project value, cashflow, credit position and wider financial strategy.

Customers should use the calculator as an early guide only, then speak to Dortech Maintenance and HEXA Finance so the figures, assumptions and suitability can be checked properly.

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Important information: HEXA Finance Limited is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority as a broker, not a lender. Firm Reference Number: 974633.

The calculator on this page is for general guidance only and does not constitute financial advice, a finance offer, approval or a recommendation. Any finance arrangement will be subject to status, approval, terms, suitability and relevant checks. Rates and payments may vary.

Energy and cost savings from glazing upgrades are indicative only and will vary depending on building design, orientation, occupancy, HVAC systems, operating conditions, weather, maintenance and energy tariffs.