Construction Company Financing: Capital Solutions for Contractors
Construction businesses face unique financing challenges — from progress billing delays to equipment costs. Here is how to keep your projects funded and on schedule.
Start an applicationThe Cash Flow Problem in Construction. Progress billing delays mean you may complete 30–60% of a project before receiving your first payment. Meanwhile, materials, subcontractors, and labor need to be paid upfront. This creates a capital gap that limits your ability to bid on larger contracts.
Equipment Financing for Heavy Machinery. Excavators, cranes, concrete trucks, and specialized tools can cost hundreds of thousands of dollars. Equipment financing lets you spread these costs over 24–84 months while the equipment generates revenue from day one.
Invoice Financing for Progress Billings. Convert your approved progress billings and completed invoices into immediate cash. Instead of waiting 30–90 days for payment, receive up to 95% of the invoice value within 24 hours.
Structuring Capital for Larger Bids. Voxen Capital helps construction companies layer equipment financing ($25K–$5M) with invoice financing ($50K–$10M) to create the capital foundation needed to pursue bigger projects and grow your operation.