Specialty Equipment Financing

Logging, timber harvesting, and land management depend on equipment that is not only capable, but durable enough to take a beating. Skidders, feller bunchers, chippers, loaders, forwarders, and harvesters are the backbone of the operation. When a major component fails or a contract requires added capacity, you need financing options that work as hard as you do. This guide breaks down what lenders look for when approving forestry equipment financing and how to prepare your

In New England, you don’t need a dramatic storm to lose power. A heavy wind gust, an ice-loaded line, or a transformer that’s older than your pickup can shut your business down in seconds. And when your operations depend on equipment, production schedules, or service calls, downtime is expensive. That’s why more businesses are adding commercial generators before the next outage hits — and financing them to protect cash flow along the way. Here’s what you should know bef

If you live and work in New England, you know the rule: Winter doesn’t care about your schedule. Storms roll in early, late, or back-to-back. And the businesses that stay ahead of it all aren’t the ones crossing their fingers, they’re the ones keeping their equipment modern, reliable, and ready to move when the forecast turns ugly. Whether you handle commercial lots, municipalities, or subcontracted plow routes, the right financing strategy can be the difference between

Upgrading or adding a CNC machine isn’t like buying a pickup truck. These high-precision systems can cost six figures or more and often involve months of coordination between manufacturers, vendors, and installers. To finance them effectively you need a strategy that accounts for the full acquisition lifecycle, not just the purchase price. 1. Navigating Foreign Vendors and Distributors Many U.S. manufacturers source CNC machinery from overseas brands known for reliability

Recycling businesses face a unique and unavoidable challenge: your equipment isn't optional—it is your revenue engine . It’s what keeps materials moving, waste minimized, and contracts profitably fulfilled. Whether you’re processing scrap metal, plastics, paper, or C&D waste, staying competitive and profitable demands you upgrade compactors, balers, shredders, or conveyors before  they wear out and cause costly downtime. That’s precisely why equipment financing  is no long