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HVAC Business Loans

New equipment. Slow season. Crew to pay. The timing never lines up.

Get $5,000–$10,000,000 to purchase equipment, cover payroll through slow seasons, and take on larger commercial installs, funded in as little as 24 hours.

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No collateral required. Decision same business day. No hard credit pull

Simple, fast, and clear

28,000 +
Businesses funded
85 %
Approval rate
$ 5 K - $ 10 M
Available funding
4.9
Trustpilot rating

HVAC Financing Options at a Glance

HVAC businesses face two cash flow challenges at once: revenue that swings sharply between peak and slow seasons, and jobs that require significant upfront costs, covering equipment, materials and labor, before any payment arrives. The right financing depends on whether you need to bridge a slow season, invest in equipment, or take on larger jobs.

All products subject to approval. Rates and terms vary based on your business profile. Equipment financing is secured by the equipment being financed.

How HVAC Financing Works

HVAC businesses run on two overlapping cash flow pressures. The first is seasonality: demand spikes in summer and winter, drops sharply in spring and fall, and fixed costs like payroll, insurance and vehicle payments don’t adjust with it. The second is job timing: you order equipment and materials upfront, schedule your crew, complete the install, and then wait. Residential customers pay at completion; commercial clients pay on net-30 or net-60 terms. In practice: it’s February, and your busiest months, July, August and January, are behind you or months away. You have a crew of six on payroll. A commercial property manager just approved a $60,000 multi-unit install starting in three weeks, your biggest job of the quarter. You need to order the equipment now: the deposit covers part of it, the balance is due on delivery, and your slow-season cash position can’t front the rest. The job is real. The timing is the problem. SBG Funding provides $5,000 to $10,000,000, with same-day decisions.

SBG Funding structures financing around how HVAC businesses actually operate. A business line of credit revolves: draw to cover payroll and operating costs during slow months, repay when busy-season revenue lands, and draw again the following off-season. A business term loan is a lump sum for larger investments, such as a new service vehicle, a major equipment order, or the capital to take on a commercial contract your cash position can’t support. Equipment financing acquires HVAC systems, diagnostic tools and specialty equipment without tying up your working capital.

A bank underwrites against two years of filed financials and a 680 credit score, which is why a fully booked contractor coming out of a slow spring can still be declined. Banks are not built to underwrite against revenue that arrives unevenly, or on net-60 terms after a commercial install, which means the businesses under the most cash flow pressure are the ones a bank is slowest to serve. SBG Funding’s unsecured products require no collateral and we never perform a hard credit pull.

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Decision speed
Credit check
Min. credit score
How they decide
Who you work with
Collateral
Funding range

Traditional Bank

2-8 weeks
Hard inquiry
680+
Tax returns, financials
Loan committee
Often required
$50K+ minimum

Typical Online Lender

1-3 days
Often a hard pull
Varies
Algorithm only
Call center or portal
Sometimes
Varies
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Credit check
Min. credit score
How they decide
Who you work with
Collateral
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Traditional Bank
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HVAC Financing for Every Situation

The right financing depends on what your business needs right now.

Covering Payroll Through the Slow Season

Spring and fall are the reality check for HVAC cash flow. Call volume drops, but your technicians, office staff, and fixed overhead don’t. A business line of credit gives your company revolving access to working capital to cover payroll and operating costs during low-demand months, draw what you need, repay it when your busy season kicks in, and draw again the following slow period.

Purchasing Equipment or Adding a Service Vehicle

New HVAC systems, diagnostic equipment, and service vehicles are among the largest capital outlays an HVAC company makes, and they often need to be purchased before the revenue from the jobs they’ll support has arrived. Equipment financing and business term loans let you acquire the equipment your business needs without draining the working capital you rely on to keep current jobs moving.

What HVAC Companies Use Business Loans For

HVAC financing is flexible. Here are the most common ways HVAC contractors put it to work.

All you need to Qualify

  • No collateral
  • No hard credit pull
  • No upfront fees.

SBG Funding evaluates more than 50 factors when making lending decisions, including revenue history, deposit consistency, and time in business. HVAC businesses with strong cash flow may qualify even with an imperfect credit score.

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$150K+

annual revenue

500+

min. FICO score

6+

months in business

4

bank statements

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“It was a straightforward, streamlined experience with great service. He answered all questions directly, with no ambiguous responses. Would recommend and use again should there be a need in the future for other capital needs.”

Taylor B. via Better Business Bureau

$3B+

Funded since 2017

via Trustpilot

I worked with Dylan to get funded. He was very professional and a very hard worker. Wouldn’t stop until the right funding company came available. Very highly recommended. Will use him again for future funding.

Paul Sep 24, 2026

4.9

Trustpilot rating

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Inc. 5000 honoree

via Better Business Bureau

You can tell he cares about his clients and getting them the best deal they feel confident in. Definitely gonna be my go to guy.

Joshua V. Nov 13, 2025

85%

Approval rate

via Trustpilot

Casey was a true professional. I applied online with their super simple application and was approved for a business line of credit literally within minutes, in less than one hour. This was after being turned down by my bank because my company had only been in business 12 months. Casey walked me through the setup and the money was in my account the following day. 5 stars all the way for being a pro and keeping it so simple.

Steve W. Mar 4, 2024

A

BBB rating

via Better Business Bureau

His support and dedication made a big difference, and I truly appreciate his commitment to making sure everything was taken care of. Highly recommend.

Absolute L. Nov 3, 2025
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4.9

Google rating

via Better Business Bureau

He helped me navigate all of my needs and get exactly the type of funding I was looking for. He did a great job explaining and answering any questions I had as well. 5 Stars for sure!!

Shelly W. Oct 22, 2025

Just 3 Steps to Get Funded

Apply Online

Complete our quick online application in about 5 minutes. Basic information about your business and financing needs, no lengthy paperwork to get started.

1

Get Approved

Our team reviews your application and presents financing options matched to your business profile. We look at revenue, deposit history, and time in business, not just your credit score.

2

Receive your funds

Once approved and documents are signed, funds can be in your business bank account in as little as 24 hours.

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Apply for an HVAC Business Loan

Frequently Asked Questions

SBG Funding requires a minimum FICO score of 500. Credit score is one factor among many. Strong revenue, consistent bank deposits, and solid time in business can all support your application. Many HVAC contractors with scores between 500 and 620 have qualified based on strong seasonal deposit history.

After approval and document submission, funds can be available in as little as 24 hours. The online application takes about 5 minutes, and most applicants receive a decision the same business day.

No. SBG Funding’s HVAC business loans are unsecured. You are not required to pledge vehicles, equipment, or other assets. Equipment financing is an exception: the equipment itself serves as collateral, which is standard across the industry.

Yes. Seasonal revenue is the norm in HVAC, and SBG Funding evaluates your full annual revenue history rather than your current month’s cash position. A strong summer or winter season, consistent deposit patterns, and solid annual revenue are the factors that matter most. Many HVAC companies use a business line of credit specifically because it can be drawn during slow months and repaid during peak seasons.

SBG Funding works with residential and commercial HVAC contractors, mechanical contractors, refrigeration service companies, plumbing and HVAC combinations, and specialty trades including ductwork, boiler service, and building controls. As long as your business meets the basic requirements of 6+ months in operation, $150K+ annual revenue and 500+ FICO, your service mix does not affect eligibility.

Yes. Both business term loans and dedicated equipment financing can be used to purchase HVAC systems, units, diagnostic tools, and service vehicles. Equipment financing often supports longer repayment terms for larger purchases such as up to 5 years, and uses the equipment itself as collateral.

Yes. Commercial contracts are one of the primary use cases for HVAC business financing. Large installs require significant upfront costs, equipment ordered and delivered before work begins, labor across multiple days or weeks, and materials purchased in bulk. A business term loan provides the lump-sum capital to execute a commercial job without disrupting your residential pipeline.

Yes. Commercial HVAC clients such as property managers, general contractors and facilities teams typically pay on net-30 or net-60 terms. Invoice financing lets you unlock the value of an outstanding invoice immediately rather than waiting on your customer’s payment cycle. This keeps working capital available for the next job without taking on long-term debt.

Your business must have been in operation for at least 6 months to qualify for most SBG Funding programs. If you’re in your first 6 months, we recommend applying once you’ve crossed that threshold with consistent monthly revenue. HVAC companies that hit the ground running with strong early deposit history may qualify at or shortly after the 6-month mark, contact us to discuss your situation.

Ready to Grow Your HVAC Business?

Whether you need to cover payroll through a slow season, purchase equipment for a large commercial install, or add a service vehicle to expand your capacity, SBG Funding has HVAC financing options built for how contractors actually operate. Apply online in minutes. No collateral, no hard credit pull, no obligation.

Applying will not impact your credit score.