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Business Funding Questions • 19 • industry

Can contractors and construction businesses qualify for funding?

Direct answer: Contractors and construction businesses may qualify for funding for materials, payroll, equipment, project gaps, vehicles, receivables, or expansion. Providers typically review revenue, cash-flow timing, time in business, credit, existing obligations, project concentration, and the purpose of funds.

What determines the answer?

  • Deposit consistency and project-based revenue swings
  • Contracts, receivables, backlog, and customer concentration
  • Payroll, material, insurance, and equipment requirements
  • Business and owner credit plus current debt
  • Requested amount and timing relative to project payments

Common scenarios

A contractor may need materials and payroll before receiving a customer draw.

An equipment purchase may fit asset-based financing better than general working capital.

Important considerations

Project revenue is not always available cash. Retainage, delayed draws, change orders, and disputed invoices can affect repayment timing.

Avoid using short-term financing for a long collection cycle unless the payment structure is sustainable.

How to prepare

  1. Gather bank statements, contracts, and receivable information.
  2. List equipment and material needs.
  3. Document current projects and payment timing.
  4. Review the contractor page or Deal Match Engine™.
Key takeaway: Contractor funding depends on the timing and quality of project cash flow, not simply the value of signed work.
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