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Landscaping Business Loans

Financing solutions for landscaping companies, lawn care businesses, and landscape contractors.

Landscaping business loans help landscape companies finance equipment, vehicles, seasonal cash flow, and expansion. Common uses: mowers, trucks, trailers, seasonal payroll, inventory, and working capital. Loan types: equipment financing (6-30% APR), term loans ($25k-$500k), lines of credit ($25k-$250k), and SBA loans (for larger needs). Approval in 24-72 hours for alternative lenders. Requirements: 6+ months in business, $10k+/month revenue, 600+ credit. Seasonal businesses may need to show annual revenue or strong peak-season performance.

Common Financing Needs

Equipment & Vehicles

  • • Mowers and lawn equipment
  • • Trucks and trailers
  • • Snow removal equipment
  • • Irrigation systems
  • • Tree care equipment

Learn about equipment financing.

Seasonal Cash Flow

  • • Pre-season preparation
  • • Payroll during peak season
  • • Inventory and supplies
  • • Marketing and advertising
  • • Off-season expenses

Explore lines of credit.

Growth & Expansion

  • • Hiring additional crews
  • • Opening new locations
  • • Acquiring competitors
  • • Technology upgrades
  • • Fleet expansion

Working Capital

  • • Cover operating expenses
  • • Manage cash flow gaps
  • • Pay vendors and suppliers
  • • Handle unexpected costs

Best Loan Types for Landscaping Businesses

1. Equipment Financing

Best for: Mowers, trucks, trailers, and other equipment purchases.

  • • Rates: 6-30% APR
  • • Terms: 2-7 years
  • • Amounts: $5k-$500k+
  • • Equipment serves as collateral

Learn more about equipment financing →

2. Business Line of Credit

Best for: Seasonal cash flow, payroll, and ongoing expenses.

  • • Rates: 8-25% APR
  • • Limits: $25k-$250k
  • • Draw as needed
  • • Pay interest only on what you use

Learn more about lines of credit →

3. Term Loans

Best for: Large purchases, expansion, and one-time needs.

  • • Rates: 8-25% APR
  • • Terms: 1-5 years
  • • Amounts: $25k-$500k
  • • Fixed monthly payments

Learn more about term loans →

4. SBA Loans

Best for: Large expansion, real estate, and established businesses.

  • • Rates: 6-13% APR (lowest)
  • • Terms: 5-25 years
  • • Amounts: Up to $5M
  • • Requires 2+ years in business

Learn more about SBA loans →

Industry-Specific Challenges

Seasonal Revenue

Landscaping businesses face seasonal fluctuations. Lenders understand this and may evaluate annual revenue or peak-season performance. Lines of credit help manage off-season cash flow.

Equipment Costs

Equipment is expensive and essential. Equipment financing allows you to spread cost over time while using equipment to generate revenue.

Labor Costs

Seasonal hiring requires cash for payroll. Lines of credit provide flexible access to cover payroll during peak season.

Qualification Requirements

  • Time in Business: 6+ months (12+ months preferred)
  • Monthly Revenue: $10,000+ (annual revenue considered for seasonal businesses)
  • Credit Score: 600+ (higher scores get better rates)
  • Business Bank Account: Required for verification

Learn more about how to qualify for a business loan.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I get a loan if my business is seasonal?

Yes, lenders understand seasonal businesses. They may evaluate annual revenue or peak-season performance. Lines of credit are ideal for managing seasonal cash flow.

What's the best loan for equipment?

Equipment financing is best for equipment purchases. Equipment serves as collateral, rates are competitive (6-30% APR), and terms match equipment lifespan (2-7 years).

How fast can I get approved?

Alternative lenders approve in 24-72 hours. Equipment financing can be even faster (24-48 hours) since equipment serves as collateral. Banks and SBA take 1-4 weeks.

Ready to Finance Your Landscaping Business?

Apply now and get a decision in 24-72 hours. Fast approval for equipment, vehicles, and working capital.

Fast decisions • Clear terms • Real people