Flexible Financing for Your Home Project
Explore flexible monthly payment options for permanent lighting and other qualifying home-service projects through Acorn Finance.
Checking your options uses a soft credit inquiry and does not affect your credit score. A lender may perform a hard credit inquiry if you choose to proceed with an offer.
Explore options before you commit.
Whether you are planning a permanent lighting installation in St. Michael or elsewhere in the Twin Cities, Acorn Finance helps eligible homeowners compare financing options from participating third-party lenders.
- Compare personalized offers from multiple lenders
- Financing options up to $100,000
- Available terms may extend up to 20 years
- Check available options without affecting your credit score
- No obligation to accept an offer
- Use the funds to pay Legacy Lighting and begin your project
Approval, offered amounts, rates, and repayment terms depend on the customer and participating lender.
How financing works
- 1
Request Your Project Estimate
Legacy Lighting measures the project and provides an estimate.
- 2
Check Your Financing Options
Use our secure Acorn Finance link to compare available offers.
- 3
Select an Offer
Choose an available lender and payment option that works for you.
- 4
Fund Your Project
After funding, the customer pays Legacy Lighting and the project can move forward.
A separate lender-comparison experience
Legacy Lighting works with Acorn Finance to help customers explore financing from multiple third-party lenders. Acorn Finance manages the financing application and lender-comparison process. Legacy Lighting does not determine credit approval, interest rates, loan amounts, or repayment terms.
Frequently asked questions
Ready to Explore Your Payment Options?
Check your available options without affecting your credit score or committing to a loan.
Legacy Lighting is not a lender and does not make credit decisions. Financing options are provided by participating third-party lenders through Acorn Finance. All loans are subject to credit approval. Rates, amounts, and terms vary by lender and applicant. Checking available options uses a soft credit inquiry. A hard credit inquiry may occur if an applicant chooses to proceed with a lender.