Types of Construction & Contractor Invoice Factoring Options
Progress-Billing Factoring for Contractors
Progress-billing factoring is designed for contractors who bill clients according to project milestones or percentage-of-completion schedules. Instead of waiting weeks or months for client approvals, inspections, or draw releases, this service lets you access a large portion of the invoice value immediately.
General Contractor Invoice Factoring
General contractors managing multiple subcontractors often experience cash flow gaps between paying crews and waiting for property owners or developers to release funds. This option advances cash based on outstanding invoices so you can cover labor, equipment rentals, insurance, safety compliance costs, permits, and job-site expenses.
Subcontractor Factoring for Specialty Trades
Electricians, plumbers, roofers, masons, HVAC contractors, painters, and landscapers face delays waiting for general contractors to pay. Subcontractor invoice factoring helps reduce those delays by converting open invoices into fast working capital. This keeps your crews working, helps you purchase materials as needed, and allows you to manage multiple projects at once without waiting on slow pay cycles.
Fast Construction Invoice Factoring for Material Costs
Projects that rely heavily on materials concrete, steel, lumber, framing, wiring, fixtures, or rental tools require upfront capital to stay productive.
Fast material-cost factoring provides same-week access to funds so you can purchase essential items without waiting on slow invoice payments.
Guaranteed Construction Invoice Factoring Programs
For contractors who require maximum certainty, guaranteed construction invoice factoring offers predictable funding, transparent fees, fixed advance rates, and priority processing. This option is ideal for growing firms taking on larger commercial projects, public contracts, or long-duration builds that require stable, reliable capital flow.