Rick Bormin, Personal Loans Moderator
@rhandoo2020
No, Chase does not offer home improvement loans. Chase currently does not offer any type of personal loans, so there is no way to pay for expenses such as remodeling a kitchen, finishing a basement, or other types of projects with an unsecured loan from Chase.
However, Chase does let you pay for home improvement expenses with a home equity line of credit, mortgage refinance with cash out, or credit cards. Depending on your situation, these may work better than a debt consolidation loan.
In addition, even though you can't get a personal loan for home improvements from Chase, you can get one from plenty of other loan providers. You can check out WalletHub's editors' picks for the best home improvement loans to find some offers worth considering.
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