Slow Progress Payments
You front labor, materials, and equipment, then wait 30–90 days for draws to clear — squeezing cash on every active job.
Construction runs on timing — mobilization costs hit long before progress payments arrive. We fund the gap so crews keep working and bids keep coming.
Contractors carry the cost of a job for weeks before they get paid. Here’s where the cash gets stuck.
You front labor, materials, and equipment, then wait 30–90 days for draws to clear — squeezing cash on every active job.
New contracts demand deposits, permits, and crew costs before a single invoice goes out.
Excavators, lifts, and trucks tie up huge capital, and downtime on a broken machine stalls the whole project.
Three products that match the cash-flow rhythm of construction work.
Advance up to 90% on your progress billings and pay-app invoices so you’re never waiting on a slow draw to make payroll.
Explore Invoice FactoringFinance excavators, loaders, and trucks with the machine as collateral — up to 100% financing keeps your cash free.
Explore Equipment FinancingA revolving line covers mobilization, permits, and material runs between draws, then reloads as you get paid.
Explore Line of Credit“A 60-day payment gap on a municipal job nearly stalled my crew. Apex Velocity advanced our progress billing in two days and we never broke stride.”
Most construction businesses qualify with 6+ months in operation, $15K+ in monthly revenue, and a 500+ credit score. Checking your options takes minutes and won’t affect your credit.
From mobilization to equipment, get construction funding structured around your draw schedule.