GAF Announces Project Rebuild to Help Homeowners Repair Roofs Damaged by Hurricanes 

The company has partnered with Wells Fargo to offer special financing plans to make repairs to roofs damaged by hurricanes.

In the wake of the devastation caused by Hurricanes Harvey and Irma, GAF is committed to helping the affected communities to rebuild. That starts with getting homeowners and their families back into their homes — with a roof they can trust to protect them.

As a part of GAF’s ongoing efforts to aid in the recovery, they have arranged special financing plans with Wells Fargo that Master Elite® and Certified™ Contractors can offer to homeowners in FEMA-designated areas for individual assistance in Texas, Florida, and Georgia* — and they have discounted your fee.

In a first-of-its-kind program, GAF is working with Wells Fargo to help affected homeowners restore or replace their roofs through special financing plans — either 0% APR with 36 equal monthly payment or a special rate of 5.90% APR with 1.75% custom payments — that only Master Elite® and Certified™ Contractors can offer.

You are the soldiers on the front lines of the rebuilding effort, and to support you in that mission, GAF is funding a significant buy down of the financing fees.

By coming together, we can offer hope and greater peace of mind to fellow Americans who are in great need. Join us in helping them get back on their feet.

Learn more about Project Rebuild.

*NOTES: 

• This promotion is valid only in FEMA-designated areas for individual assistance in Texas, Florida, and Georgia. (Subject to change; see FEMA.gov for current eligible areas.)
• This promotion is available to active GAF Master Elite® and Certified™ Contractors only and applies only to the sale and installation of GAF Roofing Shingles and/or Roofing Accessories.
• Contractor must be active on the Home Projects Credit Card program.
• Contractor must process homeowner orders with Wells Fargo Promotional Plan code to be eligible for discounted merchant fees. Orders must be processed between October 1, 2017, and November 30, 2017.