Artificial Grass Equipment Financing
Simple application. Simple process.
Simple application. Simple process.
Installing turf at residential and commercial locations requires a skid steer, plate compactor, sod cutter, and power brush, among others. In addition, you need a long-bed or flatbed truck to transport the rolls of synthetic grass and bags of sand and gravel to job sites. Installation equipment and trucks can be expensive to buy outright, which is why artificial grass equipment financing is worth considering. Balboa Capital, a division of Ameris Bank, offers equipment financing to businesses nationwide.
When you finance equipment, you can get what you need without making a big one-time purchase using your company’s working capital. Instead, you will make monthly payments for a specific term while using the equipment to grow your artificial turf business. You will be glad to know Balboa Capital has predictable payments and competitive rates.
These are some of our minimum lending requirements, and meeting them does not constitute approval.
Should you apply for equipment financing, additional lending criteria will determine if you qualify.
It is an excellent time to own an artificial grass installation business. There is a growing demand for artificial grass, also known as artificial turf or synthetic grass. Homeowners and commercial business owners are realizing that it is an alternative to natural grass due to its low maintenance, realistic look, and long-lasting durability. However, to keep your turf business growing (pun intended), it is essential to have well-functioning equipment for you and your employees.
Balboa Capital has money to lend, and we provide funding to finance many types of artificial turf equipment and trucks. If you are in the market for used equipment, we can fund that, too. Get started by submitting an online application that only takes a couple of minutes to complete. Then, we will quickly provide you with a credit decision during our regular office hours.
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