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Construction business loans
Draw schedules and change orders create gaps. Working capital and invoice tools keep crews and suppliers paid.
Why working capital shows up here
Materials and labor on someone else's draw schedule. Draw schedules and change orders create gaps. Working capital and invoice tools keep crews and suppliers paid.
What owners usually finance
- Payroll and labor between deposits
- Inventory, materials, or parts
- Equipment that earns revenue
- A bridge until invoices or settlements clear
Stronger fit
Operating history with readable deposits, and a use of funds that the cash cycle can repay.
Weaker fit
Brand-new entities with no bank activity, or stacked obligations that already consume most of each deposit.
Funding options
Structures often discussed for this vertical
Invoice factoring
Advance against billed, unpaid work instead of waiting on net-30 or net-60.
Advance on receivables
Equipment financing
When the asset is the plan — trucks, machines, kitchen lines, shop tools.
Asset-backed · Vendor invoice
Lines of credit
Revolving capacity you draw when deposits dip — and repay when they recover.
Revolving · Draw as neededNearby