A Toowoomba concreting company's journey from equipment failure to 40% revenue growth
MT Concreting's 12-year-old excavator suffered a catastrophic engine failure during their busiest period. With $400K worth of contracts at risk and rental equipment eating into profits at $2,500/week, owner Mark Thompson needed fast finance to purchase a replacement excavator.
EVFBS secured $180,000 equipment finance through a specialist construction lender, with 48-hour approval and 7-day settlement. The structured repayment plan aligned with MT Concreting's seasonal cash flow patterns.
MT Concreting's primary excavator - a 12-year-old machine worth $85,000 - suffered complete engine failure during peak construction season. The repair quote of $45,000 wasn't economically viable for such an old machine.
With $400,000 worth of contracted work scheduled over the next 6 months, Mark faced potential penalties, reputation damage, and lost clients if he couldn't fulfill obligations on time.
Temporary excavator rental was costing $2,500 per week with limited availability. At this rate, rental costs would exceed $65,000 annually while providing no long-term asset value.
Mark's bank required extensive documentation and quoted 6-8 weeks for approval - too slow for urgent equipment replacement. They also wanted 25% deposit ($45,000) which would strain working capital.
Dan Peters conducted a comprehensive business analysis within 24 hours, reviewing MT Concreting's cash flow, contract pipeline, and equipment requirements. This enabled precise lender matching and optimal finance structuring.
Rather than traditional bank finance, EVFBS matched MT Concreting with a specialist construction equipment lender who understood seasonal cash flows and offered flexible terms tailored to the trades industry.
EVFBS prepared and submitted a comprehensive application package including financial statements, equipment quotes, and contract pipeline documentation. This professional presentation expedited the approval process.
With approval confirmed in 48 hours, EVFBS coordinated with the equipment supplier and lender to achieve 7-day settlement. This minimized downtime and allowed Mark to fulfill his contracted obligations on schedule.
Excavator engine failure discovered during routine job. Mark contacts EVFBS after bank quotes 6-8 week approval timeline.
Dan Peters conducts comprehensive business review, assesses finance needs, and identifies optimal equipment replacement options.
Professional application package prepared and submitted to specialist construction equipment lender. Pre-approval received same day.
Lender conducts due diligence, equipment valuation completed, terms finalized. Formal approval confirmed within 48 hours of application.
Finance documentation completed, equipment supplier coordinated, delivery scheduled. New excavator operational within 7 working days.
Owner, MT Concreting, Toowoomba
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