Industry Funding Solutions

Contractor Funding

Funding solutions for general contractors, roofers, remodelers, HVAC companies, electricians, plumbers, landscapers, and trades businesses.

Who This Helps

General contractors, roofers, remodelers, hvac companies, electricians, plumbers, landscapers, and trades businesses that need capital, financing, or a funding path that fits their situation.

Example Scenario

A contractor may need capital to purchase materials, cover payroll, mobilize for a large job, or replace equipment before invoices are collected.

How Joe Reviews It

Joe reviews current revenue, project backlog or timing, receivables when relevant, equipment needs and whether funds are for materials, labor, vehicles or growth.

Industry Funding Context

What Makes Contractor Funding Different?

Cash-Flow Context

Project timing creates a distinctive cash-flow cycle for contractors: materials and payroll may be due before customer or draw payments arrive.

What Joe Reviews

Joe reviews current revenue, project backlog or timing, receivables when relevant, equipment needs and whether funds are for materials, labor, vehicles or growth.

Common Uses

Common Funding Uses

  • Materials
  • Payroll between project draws
  • Equipment and vehicles
  • Bonding support
  • Marketing
  • Large project startup costs
  • Cash flow gaps
  • Expansion
Programs To Review

Possible Funding Options

Questions

Contractor Funding FAQ

What can contractors use funding for?

Common needs include materials, payroll, equipment, vehicles, mobilization costs and working capital between project payments.

Do project payment delays affect the review?

They can. Timing of receivables and current cash flow can influence which potential funding path is practical.

Can I ask Joe about my situation before applying?

Yes. Email Joe at joe@joestarcherfunding.com or use the Deal Match Engine™ first if you want a lower-friction way to identify potential funding paths.

Funding for your trade

Contractors: Choose Your Specific Industry

General contractor funding is only the starting point. Explore funding challenges, potential options and common questions specific to your type of trade business.

Typically aimed at established businesses with approximately $15,000 or more in monthly revenue and six months or more in business. Actual lender criteria vary; approval is not guaranteed.