Construction Attachment Financing
Attachments are the cheapest way to add a revenue line to iron you already own. A mulching head turns an existing skid steer into a land-clearing business; a hydraulic breaker turns an excavator into a demolition subcontractor. The tickets are small relative to carriers, which is exactly why they get paid out of working capital they should not be paid out of.
Financing for hydraulic breakers, mulching heads, thumbs, augers, and specialty attachments. $15K to $750K, packaged with a carrier or standalone.
Price construction attachments financing
Two quick steps. An advisor responds within 24-48 hours.
The numbers on this asset
Who finances construction attachments
- Land clearing operators adding mulching or grinding heads to an existing carrier fleet
- Demolition contractors adding breakers, pulverizers, and shears for a specific scope
- Utility contractors adding augers, compaction wheels, and trench boxes
- Landscape and site crews adding grapples, brooms, and grading attachments across a skid steer fleet
Adding a revenue line to an existing fleet
A Tennessee site contractor with three owned skid steers wanted to bid utility right-of-way clearing, which required two forestry mulching heads at $78,000 each. Standalone attachment deals are typically the toughest small ticket in the category, but the contractor's two-year payment history on prior equipment carried the file. We placed $156,000 at 48 months with 10% down, approved in 19 hours. The clearing line generated its first invoice inside six weeks.
What underwriting actually looks at
Approvals on this asset class turn on a short list of specifics. Have these ready and most files get an answer inside 24-48 hours.
Construction Attachments financing questions
Get construction attachments financing priced
Send the unit, the invoice or auction lot, and three months of bank statements. Approvals typically come back in 24-48 hours and funding follows in 5-10 business days.