Industries

Construction and Industrial Equipment Financing


Financing that funds the machinery across job sites, plus intangibles like delivery, setup, and training as part of one streamlined deal.
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Financing Structured Around Your Job Sites and Timelines

Construction firms are often running equipment across several active job sites at once. Broadleaf structures equipment leasing around your project timelines and multi-site demands so financing flexes with you, rather than locking you into fixed, long-term deals.

Full Acquisition Cost Financing
Multi-Site Equipment Support
Seasonal Equipment Flexibility
Custom Deal Structuring

We Simplify Equipment Financing for Every Job Site

We help you build predictability into every construction and industrial equipment lease so that you can focus on the project, not the paperwork.

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Project-Based Equipment Needs

Equipment is often needed only for the length of a single project. Broadleaf structures deals around your timelines, so you’re not stuck holding equipment.

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Seasonal Demand Fluctuations

Busy seasons drive up equipment needs while slow seasons leave machinery idle. Broadleaf builds leases that flex with seasonal work so you don't pay for unused capacity.

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Multi-Site Coordination

No more separate agreements for every job site. Broadleaf structures multi-site deals under one agreement instead of separate terms for each location.

Construction and Industrial Equipment We Finance

From heavy machinery to production equipment to the site support costs that keep projects moving.

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Heavy Machinery and Transport Equipment

  • Excavators, bulldozers ,and backhoes
  • Articulated dump trucks
  • Cranes and lifts
  • Skid steers and loaders
  • Heavy trucks and trailers
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Manufacturing and Production Equipment

  • Manufacturing and production line equipment
  • Manufacturing and industrial robots
  • Industrial processing equipment
  • Generators and compressors
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Services and Related Costs

  • Delivery and mobilization
  • Setup and installation
  • Operator training
  • Site logistics and related project costs

Not Seeing Your Equipment? Let's Talk.

Equipment types listed here are just a sample. Talk to our team about specific assets you need.

Construction and Industrial Equipment Financing Solutions We Offer

Whether you’re financing a single piece of equipment or coordinating a multi-asset or multi-site rollout, we craft the right lease structure to fit your construction needs.

Fair Market Value Leasing

Competitive terms today, with flexibility at lease-end. Refresh, upgrade, return, or purchase options are made clear before signing.

Complete Project Financing

Soft costs like software, installation, and engineering can be financed alongside the physical equipment.

CapEx, Loans & Sale-Leasebacks

Additional instruments and tools that Broadleaf reaches for when your situation calls for it.

Multi-Vendor Bundling

Multiple vendors, locations, and components combined into a single, streamlined agreement.

Used Equipment Financing

Previously owned machinery financed alongside new purchases.

Construction and Industrial Equipment FAQs

What types of construction and industrial equipment can Broadleaf finance?

Broadleaf finances a broad range of construction and industrial equipment, from excavators, bulldozers, and cranes to dump trucks and production line equipment, along with the delivery, setup, and training costs that come with them. Equipment doesn't need to come from a single dealer or fit a fixed category to qualify.

Can new and used equipment be financed?

Yes. Used construction and industrial equipment can be financed alongside new purchases, which is useful for phased builds or budget-conscious projects.

Can I finance equipment from multiple manufacturers or dealers?

Yes. Broadleaf isn't tied to any single manufacturer or dealer, so equipment from multiple sources can be bundled into one financing agreement instead of separate deals for each relationship.

Can intangible acquisition costs beyond the equipment be included in financing?

Yes. Delivery, setup, operator training, and other service costs can be financed alongside the equipment itself, something many lessors won't cover. That means one structured agreement for the complete cost of your equipment acquisition instead of separate funding for services and other intangibles.

What happens at the end of an equipment lease?

Return, renew, or purchase: your options are clearly stated upfront at signing, not obscured by legalese. That means no hidden fees or surprise costs landing on your budget after the project wraps.

Is purchasing or leasing construction and industrial equipment the better option?

It depends on how the equipment will be used. If it's needed for the length of a specific project or season, leasing keeps capital free and avoids paying for machinery that sits idle once the work is done. Broadleaf structures financing around your business goals.

How does Broadleaf determine the right financing structure for my construction project?

Broadleaf starts with your goals, timelines, the job sites involved, and the equipment needed, then structures financing to match. There's no default structure; we use the right instrument (or combination of instruments) that allows you to maximize the value of the equipment.

Finance Your Next Construction or Industrial Project with Broadleaf

Have a new project or job site coming up? Let's talk through your options, whether that means comparing financing approaches or evaluating a specific need.