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Business funding for plumbing companies

Plumbing mixes small, fast-paid service calls with bigger repipe and new-construction jobs that bill on terms. Emergency work needs parts and a truck ready to roll any hour, while commercial and builder work often means waiting weeks on an invoice after the job is done.

  • One application, several lenders
  • No credit pull to see your options
  • No fee to you, ever

Common funding needs

  • Stocking a truck with fittings, water heaters and common parts
  • Covering payroll while a commercial invoice sits unpaid
  • Financing a new service van or camera inspection equipment
  • Bridging materials costs on a repipe or new-construction job
  • Handling a spike in emergency calls during a freeze or storm
  • Adding a second truck to cover more service area

What usually fits

Products that usually fit

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Illustrative example

A worked example

A plumbing company has $28,000 billed to a builder on 45-day terms. Factoring at an illustrative 88% advance puts about $24,640 in the account within days; at an illustrative 2.5% fee for the period, that is $700, with the remainder paid when the builder settles.

Financing a new service van for $38,000 over 5 years at an illustrative 7–16% a year runs about $752–$924 per month, or $45,147–$55,445 in total.

Illustrative example only, not an offer or a quote. Rates, fees and terms are set by each lender and depend on your business. Fees are not included unless stated.

Underwriting

What lenders look at

  • Split between residential service calls and commercial or builder billing
  • How reliably builders and property managers on your invoices pay
  • Truck stock, fleet age and any existing vehicle loans
  • Licensing and insurance current in your service area
  • Monthly deposits, including how much comes from same-day service calls
  • Owner credit and time in business

Honestly

Who this is not for

  • A company with no commercial receivables to factor: factoring needs an invoice, not a service call already paid in cash or card
  • Financing a fleet expansion faster than your call volume actually supports
  • Borrowing against a builder invoice that is already past due and disputed

If borrowing does not make sense, we will say so.

Are you a match?

Lender network minimums

Close but not quite there? Apply anyway and we will tell you honestly what is possible.

*Best available terms from lenders in our network. Every lender sets its own criteria; approval, amount and funding time are decided by the lender and not guaranteed.

Lender network minimums*
Time in business1 year+
Monthly bank deposits$20,000+
Credit score500+
Bank accountBusiness
Fee to you$0
Credit pull to startNone

FAQ

Plumbing funding questions

Can you factor a single builder invoice or only ongoing accounts?

Both exist. Some factoring companies prefer an ongoing relationship with a builder or property manager; others will factor a single large invoice. Tell us the situation.

We mostly do residential service calls paid same-day. Does factoring still make sense?

Probably not for the service side; there is no invoice to advance against. A line of credit for parts and payroll usually fits better for residential-heavy plumbers.

Can I finance a jetter or camera inspection unit?

Yes, through equipment financing, new or used depending on the lender.

Do freeze events change what lenders will approve?

Some lenders understand a spike in emergency calls after a freeze and will move faster on a working capital request tied to it. Tell us the timing.

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