Heavy equipment
Acquire or replace excavators, loaders, cranes, compact equipment, and other productive assets.
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Commercial financing for the work ahead.
Equipment, fleet, project timing, and growth all place different demands on capital. IAM helps construction businesses evaluate financing in the context of the operation behind it.
Explore capital applicationsOperating context
Capital often goes to work before the project pays.
Construction businesses may invest in equipment, vehicles, labor, and materials well before project cash is collected. A useful financing strategy considers both the productive assets and the timing of the contracts they support.
Representative businessesGeneral contractorsSpecialty tradesCivil and infrastructure contractorsEquipment-intensive service providers
Capital applications
Financing aligned with the operation.
Each opportunity is evaluated on its own facts, financial profile, timing, and business objective.
Vehicles and fleet
Finance work trucks, trailers, service vehicles, and specialized transportation equipment.
Project mobilization
Support materials, labor, staging, and other costs associated with a defined project opportunity.
Growth and liquidity
Evaluate capital for expansion, contract timing, acquisition opportunities, or working-capital needs.
Equipment liquidity
Owned equipment may hold capital the business can put back to work.
A Sale-Leaseback can convert equity in eligible construction equipment into liquidity while the business continues using the assets. IAM helps assess the equipment, objective, and proposed structure together.
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Let’s talk about the next move.
Share the objective, timing, and a little about your operation. We’ll use the first conversation to identify a practical next step.
Financing is subject to lender review, approval, documentation, and applicable terms.