Industry Funding Solutions

Construction Contractor Funding

Your next project should not wait for your last payment. Funding options for General contractors, remodeling firms, commercial builders, and established specialty construction companies.

Generally for established businesses with approximately $15,000+ monthly revenue and 6+ months operating history. Actual lender requirements vary; eligibility and funding are not guaranteed.

Why owners explore funding

When opportunity arrives before the cash does

Who we help

General contractors, remodeling firms, commercial builders, and established specialty construction companies evaluating a practical financing option.

The business challenge

Subcontractor deposits; staging and mobilization; materials; rentals; payroll between progress draws.

Illustrative example

An established general contractor begins a commercial build-out that requires materials and subcontractor deposits ahead of the first customer draw. This is a hypothetical situation, not an approval or client testimonial.

Choosing the right structure

Match the use of funds to the financing

Business-purpose working capital, lines of credit, or equipment financing may help qualified firms. A commercial real estate construction loan is a different product and requires separate eligibility review.

Available products, costs, documentation and funding timing depend on borrower qualifications and lender underwriting.

Common business expenses

What could funding help with?

  • Subcontractor deposits
  • Material purchases
  • Equipment rentals
  • Payroll
  • Project mobilization
  • Fleet and tools
Program options

Explore potential funding paths

Not all products are available for every business or purpose. We review revenue, time in business, credit and existing obligations to identify plausible paths.

A useful starting point

What to have ready

Be ready to describe your use of funds, requested amount, average monthly revenue, time in business and current debt payments. Specific lenders may request bank statements, business records and other documents. Do not email sensitive identity or banking documents unless directed through an approved secure process.