Financing Options

Lease a boom lift with low monthly payments and flexible end-of-term options. New or used, $50k minimum, B/C credit OK. Funding in 1-2.

Finance a boom lift with a straight equipment loan. Own it free and clear at payoff. $50k minimum, B/C credit considered, funding in 1-2.

Finance a boom lift up to ~$400k with short-doc. No tax-return package or CPA statements. Recent bank statements and you're done. Learn.

Finance a used boom lift from a dealer, auction, or private party. $50k minimum, B/C credit OK, short-doc to ~$400k. Fund in 1-2 weeks.

Credit challenges don't automatically kill a boom lift financing deal. We work B and C credit profiles with the right lender pool. Learn.

Own a boom lift free and clear or with significant equity? A sale-leaseback converts that equity to cash while you keep operating the.

Refinance a boom lift you already have financed. Lower your monthly payment, extend your term, or pull equity out. B/C credit OK. Funded in.

Own a boom lift with equity built up? A cash-out refinance converts that equity to capital while you keep the machine. Learn the structure.

A $1 buyout lease on a boom lift functions like a loan but with lease accounting. Own the machine at term end for a dollar. Learn the.

Section 179 lets you deduct the full cost of a boom lift in the year of purchase rather than depreciating it over years. Learn how it works.

Buying a boom lift from another contractor, a rental company, or a private owner? We finance private-party boom lift purchases the same as.

Starting a contracting or rental business and need a boom lift? We fund startups and new businesses from $50k. B/C credit OK. Learn what it.

Structure your boom lift payments around the seasons and project cycles that drive your revenue. Deferred-start and skip-payment programs.

Draw against an approved credit line to fund boom lift purchases one at a time as jobs come in. Learn how equipment lines work and who.

A TRAC lease sets a guaranteed residual on your boom lift and transfers residual risk to the lessee. Learn when it makes sense vs a.

Know which product to reach for: working capital lines for cash-flow gaps, equipment financing to own the iron. We break down both options.