Financing solutions for construction companies, contractors, and general contractors.
Construction business loans help construction companies finance equipment, vehicles, materials, payroll, and working capital. Common uses: heavy equipment (excavators, bulldozers), trucks and trailers, materials and supplies, payroll for crews, and project financing. Loan types: equipment financing (6-30% APR) for heavy equipment, term loans ($25k-$500k), lines of credit ($25k-$250k), and SBA loans (6-13% APR) for larger needs. Approval in 24-72 hours for alternative lenders. Requirements: 6+ months in business, $10k+/month revenue, 600+ credit. Construction companies may need to show project pipeline and bonding capacity.
Learn about equipment financing.
Best for: Heavy equipment, trucks, trailers, and machinery.
Best for: Materials, payroll, and ongoing project expenses.
Best for: Large purchases, fleet expansion, and one-time needs.
Best for: Large expansion, real estate, and established businesses.
Construction revenue is project-based with payment delays. Lines of credit help bridge gaps between project milestones and final payment.
Heavy equipment is expensive. Equipment financing spreads cost over time while you use equipment to generate revenue.
Weather and season affect construction. Lenders may evaluate annual revenue or peak-season performance.
Learn more about how to qualify for a business loan.
Yes, lines of credit are ideal for materials and supplies. Draw as needed for each project and pay interest only on what you use. Term loans also available for larger material purchases.
Equipment financing is best. Equipment serves as collateral, rates are competitive (6-30% APR), and approval is fast (24-72 hours). Terms typically 2-7 years.
Yes, lines of credit are ideal for payroll. Draw funds to pay crews and subcontractors, then repay as projects pay out. Flexible access helps manage cash flow.
Apply now and get a decision in 24-72 hours. Fast approval for equipment, materials, and working capital.
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