Tight deadlines and job site demands leave little time for paperwork. With Finance Parrot, you can apply online in just a few clicks—whenever it works for you.
No more delays. Once you apply, we instantly match your construction business with the best funding options based on your needs.
Need capital for materials, payroll, or new equipment? Our lending partners can fund your account in as little as 24 hours.
Flexibility to borrow from a pool of funds. You only pay interest on money that you use.
Business loan to pay for new or used equipment like vehicles, machinery or technology.
Business loans partially guaranteed by the U.S. Small Business Administration.
Borrow money that repay via a percentage of your daily credit card sales.
Get cash upfront in exchange for your unpaid invoices. Borrow up to 85% of invoice value.
Discover all the business loan options that are available to you.
Construction companies can access a variety of financing options, including working capital loans, equipment financing, business lines of credit, invoice factoring, SBA 7(a) loans, and short-term loans. Each serves a different purpose—from covering payroll during slow seasons to purchasing heavy machinery or managing upfront material costs.
Yes, it’s possible. While traditional banks may require strong credit, many alternative lenders focus on your cash flow, project pipeline, and overall business performance. At Finance Parrot, we work with lenders who consider the full picture—not just your credit score.
Very fast. Once you apply, our system matches you with funding options instantly.
Many of our partners can deliver funds to your account in as little as 24 to 48 hours—perfect for when you need to order materials or secure a contract quickly.
You’ll typically need:
A valid ID
Business bank statements (3–6 months)
Proof of business ownership
Basic financial statements (P&L, balance sheet, etc.)
Some lenders may request additional documents depending on the loan type and amount.
Construction business loans are flexible. You can use the funds for:
Equipment purchases or rentals
Hiring skilled labor
Purchasing materials or supplies
Bridging cash flow between jobs
Expanding to new locations or projects
Not always. Some loan types—like equipment financing—use the equipment itself as collateral. Others, like unsecured working capital loans or merchant cash advances, don’t require any collateral at all. We’ll help you find the best fit.
It’s easy. Just fill out our quick online application. We’ll instantly match you with the best funding options tailored to your construction business. No multiple calls. No red tape.