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Is one machine keeping you from taking more contracts?

The order book is full and the equipment is what holds you back. Here is how to think about buying a machine without tying up your capital.

A contractor in a safety vest in front of his excavator on a job site

If one more machine let you take more contracts, why wait?

When equipment becomes the limit

The order book is full, the season is moving on, and the equipment is what holds you back. Every week without the machine is work you let go by.

Paying monthly rather than all at once

Leasing lets you get the machine and pay for it monthly, without tying up your capital. Your cash stays available for everything else: employees, materials, the next contract.

It covers new or used equipment: machinery, forklifts, production lines, trucks.

What it takes to move

Come with a complete file: that is what avoids the most back and forth with the lender. The equipment quote, the business information, a short project description and your recent bank statements are a good start. The exact list varies by lender, and I put it in a checklist: the 7 documents to finance your equipment.

I then compare the options of more than 10 lending partners for you, with one contact from start to finish. See the Equipment page.

A financing project in mind?

Two minutes, no credit check at this stage. One application, access to more than 10 lenders.