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When an excavator loses hydraulic power or a dozer needs a new undercarriage, the repair bill is only part of the financial hit. A parked machine can delay a crew, force an unplanned rental, or push back a customer invoice. Financing for equipment repairs can spread a large repair bill over time and leave cash available for payroll, fuel, and other job costs.
An existing business line of credit can cover a short-term gap when a customer payment is due soon. A term loan may fit a larger rebuild that will take several months to pay off. U.S. contractors exploring the SBA 7(a) loan program can ask a participating lender whether the proposed repair expenses qualify.
Compare the total repayment amount, fees, payment schedule, and any prepayment penalties. If you’re evaluating asset-based lenders, ask which assets they’ll accept as collateral and how an existing lien on the machine affects your options. Confirm when funds would be available and whether the financing covers both parts and labor.
When inspecting your equipment for repair, create an itemized estimate that includes diagnostics, parts, labor, freight, taxes, and any core charge. Then determine if a rental will keep the job moving, budget for it separately, and ask whether the lender can cover that expense.
Before ordering replacement parts, compare OEM and aftermarket heavy equipment parts using the machine’s make, model, and serial number. Check fitment, warranty coverage, and delivery dates before ordering. A lower parts price can lose its advantage if a longer lead time adds another week of rental charges. Reach out to 2-3 part suppliers to make sure you are getting the best price.
Compare the repair estimate and financing costs with the cost of renting or replacing the machine. Consider its remaining service life, other repairs likely to come due, and the work already booked for it.
Before approaching a lender, gather the written repair estimate, recent financial statements, and the outstanding loan balance, if any, on the machine. Then map the proposed payments against expected job receipts. If a major invoice arrives a month late, check whether you can still make the payment and cover operating expenses.
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Your financing request goes straight to the principal. You receive a written diagnosis, the proposed structure and a one-off retainer before any work starts.
Recent mandates include a USD 150m revolving credit facility and a USD 12m acquisition closed in 21 days. We are an advisory and arranging firm, not a lender, and you close directly with the lender.
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