We’ve partnered with Hearth to make your next project more affordable and easier to move forward with—without unnecessary delays or large upfront costs. Financing allows you to begin your project sooner while spreading payments over time, so you can protect your budget and keep your plans on track.
With Hearth, you can view personalized monthly payment options in just minutes, all without impacting your credit score. The process is quick, secure, and obligation-free, giving you clarity and confidence before you commit. Once approved, funding is fast—so your project doesn’t have to wait.
Flexible Financing Options Include:
- Loan amounts up to $250,000
- Affordable, budget-friendly monthly payments
- Funding in as little as 1–3 days
- No prepayment penalties
- No home equity required
Whether you’re planning a major renovation or a necessary improvement, financing can help make your project more manageable and accessible. Explore payment plans designed to fit your budget, timeline, and goals—and see what you qualify for today, quickly and securely.
Building Your Dream Home
At Capital Builders we like to begin with the end in mind. Let us know your budget and we can help you make the best decisions to make your new home a reality! We will provide an accurate quote based on our caliber of construction, years of experience by asking questions. Even the best-intentioned builders can not anticipate how many semi-custom touches you will want to include when it’s all said and done but we will help provide the most cost efficient way to meet you vision.
Live Large on the Inside
Portland style shotgun homes or skinny houses add density to Portland and limit sprawl. These skinny homes are part of the reason that we see Portland maintaining its svelte figure. They live large on the inside with minimal care on the outside, ideal for a busy modern lifestyle. Once inside, home owners see no difference between their homes and other homes on the block because all room sizes are standard. There are other advantages, too! With smaller lots, the monthly payment is lower.
Challenging Lots
A slope in one direction is relatively easy to address, but a lot with a cross-slope presents additional challenges. There can be some sizable expenses that come with extra excavation, framing, material costs, retaining walls and more. Having an experience builder makes a difference. Our biggest cross-slope project was a 22′ difference from right rear corner to left front corner. Most of this difference was dealt within the footprint/design of the house, but still required 12′ retaining walls.
