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Construction

Build your business with customized construction financing solutions, including equipment financing, working capital loans, and SBA loans. Manage projects and expand operations with our tailored funding options.

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Find Out What Your Small Business Qualifies for Today

Equipment Financing

Equipment financing would be highly advantageous for your construction business by providing the capital needed to acquire or upgrade essential machinery and tools without significant upfront costs. This financing option allows you to invest in critical equipment, such as excavators, bulldozers, scaffolding, and specialized tools, which enhance operational efficiency and productivity on job sites. By spreading the equipment costs over manageable payments, you can maintain a healthy cash flow and allocate resources for other critical areas, such as labor and project management. Additionally, having access to the latest construction technology ensures that your projects meet industry standards and timelines while minimizing downtime due to equipment failures. Ultimately, equipment financing empowers your construction business to remain competitive, scale operations, and successfully meet the demands of a rapidly evolving construction landscape.

Studies About Businesses Like Yours

Our representatives share stories of businesses they've helped secure funding for and discuss the lasting impact on their growth and future.

Case Study

Reason: Equipment Upgrades

Funding Amount: $375,000

Approval: $580,000 

Industry: Construction

Use of Funds: Operating Expenses

Program Type: Working Capital

Case Study

Reason: Operating Expenses

Funding Amount: $15,000

Approval: $25,000

Industry: Construction

Use of Funds: Growth Stability

Program Type: Working Capital

Case Study

Reason: New Equipment

Funding Amount: $92,200

Approval: $106,400

Industry: Manufacturing

Use of Funds: Purchasing New Equipment

Program Type: Equipment Financing

Working Capital

Working capital is crucial for your construction business, providing the necessary liquidity to manage daily operations and ensure timely project completion. With sufficient working capital, you can cover essential expenses such as labor costs, materials, equipment rentals, and subcontractor payments without disrupting cash flow. This financial flexibility allows you to respond promptly to unexpected challenges, such as project delays or fluctuations in material prices, ensuring that you maintain momentum on-site. Additionally, having adequate working capital enables you to invest in project management software, safety training, and equipment maintenance, all of which enhance operational efficiency and compliance with industry regulations. By maintaining a strong working capital position, your construction business can remain competitive, adapt to changing market conditions, and successfully capitalize on new opportunities for growth.

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SBA Loans

SBA loans would provide significant benefits for your construction business by offering low-interest, long-term financing that supports a variety of operational needs and growth initiatives. These loans can be utilized to purchase heavy machinery, invest in construction technology, or expand your office and storage facilities, ensuring that you have the necessary resources to take on larger projects. With favorable repayment terms, SBA loans enable you to manage cash flow effectively, particularly during periods of fluctuating project demands or when waiting for payments from clients. Additionally, these funds can be used for hiring skilled labor, purchasing materials, and implementing safety training programs, all essential for maintaining compliance and delivering high-quality construction services. By leveraging SBA financing, your construction business can enhance its operational capabilities, improve project delivery timelines, and position itself for sustained growth in a competitive industry.

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