Construction Small Business Loans

Unfortunately, many construction business owners run into cash shortages for a variety of reasons. A project may be way more labor-intensive than a business owner originally imagined, causing wage expenses to skyrocket. Money can be tied up in supplies and raw materials. Checks may have to be issued to contractors and subcontractors before the customer ends up paying. An excavator might unexpectedly break down, causing unforeseen repair expenditures. The list goes on.

When cash is tight, construction companies are put in a very difficult place. Not only do they need money to complete the projects they’re working on, they also need it to attract new customers and break ground on the next site.

Instead of letting cash shortages thwart progress, construction business owners can look to outside financing options to get the money they need to grow their operations.

With money in the bank, construction companies can:

Advertise their services to widen their customer base
Cover any unforeseen expenses, including lawsuits and workers’ comp settlements
Buy new machinery or repair broken-down equipment
Pay their staffers, contractors and subcontractors on time
Get the materials they need to finish the job the moment they need them
Remodel their field office—or even open a new one to expand their footprint
Keep on top of their recurring operating expenses

I would like to take a minute to say thanks to Adam and Diana. Getting us our business loan promptly allowed us to take advantage of end-of-year discounts on equipment. We will keep you guys in mind for any future needs.

Linda Roman R+L Transmissions

From our entire family, a sincere thanks in getting us the capital needed to complete this big project. We are glad we found you. We will definitely put the word out about Capital Alliance and your wonderful team.

PJ Garcia TMI Striping Co

A big thank you for your hard work and diligence in getting our loan funded. Capital Alliance was a pleasure to work with. Your transparency was something different and refreshing in dealing with finance companies.