Funding Solutions

Equipment Financing

Acquire the trucks, machinery, and technology your business needs — while preserving working capital.

What It Is

Equipment financing lets you acquire business-critical equipment with the equipment itself serving as collateral for the financing. Instead of draining cash reserves for a major purchase, you spread the cost over the equipment's useful life — keeping capital free for operations and growth.

Who It’s Best For

Businesses that need vehicles, machinery, medical or dental equipment, restaurant equipment, or technology — and want to preserve cash while acquiring assets that generate revenue.

Common Use Cases

  • Trucks, trailers, and fleet vehicles
  • Construction and heavy machinery
  • Medical, dental, and imaging equipment
  • Restaurant kitchens and buildouts
  • Manufacturing and warehouse equipment
  • IT infrastructure and technology

Typical Requirements

  • Equipment quote or invoice from vendor
  • 6+ months in business (varies by program)
  • Consistent business revenue
  • Basic financial documentation

Potential Advantages

  • Preserve cash while acquiring revenue-producing assets
  • Equipment serves as collateral — often better terms
  • Potential tax advantages (ask your CPA about Section 179)
  • New and used equipment programs available
  • Fixed, predictable payments

Important Considerations

  • The equipment secures the financing
  • Term should align with the equipment's useful life
  • Down payment requirements vary by program and profile
  • Total cost varies with credit profile and equipment type

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I finance used equipment?
Yes, many programs cover used and auction equipment. Age and condition requirements vary by program.
Do I need a down payment?
Some programs offer minimal-down structures for qualified applicants; others require 5–20%. Your specialist will present the options for your profile.
Are there tax benefits?
Equipment financing may qualify for Section 179 deductions or bonus depreciation. Confirm specifics with your tax professional — we're happy to coordinate with your CPA.

Ready to Move Forward?

Start with a short application or speak directly with a funding specialist. No obligation, and it will not impact your qualification to explore your options.