Cypress's US-290 corridor new construction boom keeps HVAC crews busy, but builder payment cycles create a 30 to 90 day cash gap. Get the capital to keep installing without slowing down.
New construction is high volume and competitive along US-290, but the payment structure creates constant capital pressure.
In Cypress subdivisions, you install HVAC rough-in and the final system, then wait for the home to close escrow before the builder pays. That gap can stretch 30 to 90 days, during which your labor and materials costs are already spent.
Cypress summers stress HVAC systems hard on the large lot homes in this area. You need refrigerant, compressors, capacitors, and air handlers on hand before June, not after. Ordering late means lost service calls and unhappy customers.
To capture more of the new construction volume in Cypress, you need more service vans. But each van costs $35,000 to $55,000 fully equipped, and the builder payment that justifies the investment won't arrive for another two months.
Products that match the actual cash flow challenges of new construction and residential service work in Cypress.
Bridge the new construction payment gap. Get cash now to cover materials and labor on your next subdivision contract while waiting for builder close funds to arrive.
Finance service vans, HVAC units, and installation tools for your expanding Cypress operation. The equipment serves as collateral, so no additional assets are required to qualify.
Stock parts inventory before summer and cover payroll between builder payments. Draw as needed, repay when jobs close. Built for Cypress contractors managing multiple installs simultaneously.
Most Cypress HVAC contractors already meet these four requirements.
No hard credit pull. A funding specialist follows up within 2 business hours.
A Lone Star Capital Group specialist will contact you within 2 business hours to walk through your Cypress HVAC funding options.
Get the capital to keep up with the US-290 corridor's construction boom.
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