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- Check Eligibility
- 100+ Lenders
- Tailored Facilities
Construction businesses often require funding before project income is received. At Revia, we help contractors and construction companies access facilities that support working capital, equipment purchases, project mobilisation and long-term growth.
Construction businesses regularly commit significant capital before invoices are paid. Whether funding labour, materials, machinery or expansion, we help structure facilities around your contracts, cash flow profile and commercial objectives, giving you greater financial flexibility throughout the project lifecycle.
Construction businesses face unique cash flow pressures, with upfront costs often incurred months before payment is received. Access to the right funding can improve liquidity, support tender opportunities and provide the confidence to invest in equipment, people and future projects. Whether you're managing seasonal demand, expanding into new sectors or taking on larger contracts, we compare solutions from a broad panel of lenders to identify facilities suited to your business and long-term plans.
We've answered some of the most common questions about funding for construction companies. If you can't find the information you're looking for, our team is always happy to help.
Construction businesses can access a wide range of funding solutions, including working capital loans, invoice finance, asset finance, equipment finance, VAT finance and commercial property finance, depending on their requirements.
Yes. Invoice finance may allow eligible construction businesses to release cash tied up in outstanding invoices, helping improve cash flow while waiting for customer payments.
Yes. Asset finance and equipment finance can help spread the cost of vehicles, plant, machinery and specialist equipment rather than paying the full amount upfront.
Timeframes vary depending on the type of facility and the information provided. Some funding solutions can be arranged quickly, while more complex facilities may require additional underwriting.
Most lenders will require recent financial information, bank statements, details of your business and the purpose of the funding. We'll explain exactly what's needed during the initial discussion.