Equipment financing
Equipment financing for business is a secured loan where the asset you're buying serves as collateral. You choose the machinery, vehicle, or technology your operation needs, and the lender advances funds to purchase it. You repay over a term that typically matches the equipment's useful life, making monthly payments while you use the asset to generate revenue. Because the equipment itself backs the loan, approval often hinges more on the asset's value and your cash flow than your credit score alone. At Canyon Lending Group, we match your request with lenders who understand the equipment your industry relies on, whether that's a hydraulic lift for an Allen auto shop or a CNC router for a Fairview cabinet maker.
Equipment financing
Qualification centers on three factors: time in business, cash flow, and the equipment's resale value. Most equipment loan companies want to see at least two years of operations, though startups with strong personal credit and a solid business plan sometimes qualify. Your monthly revenue needs to cover existing obligations plus the new payment, with some cushion. The equipment must be commercially viable and not so specialized that it has no secondary market. We work with businesses in McKinney's established neighborhoods near Stonebridge Ranch and newer developments around Wilmeth Road, tailoring the structure to fit seasonal cash flows and growth trajectories. If your financials are tight, we explore options like higher down payments or shorter terms to improve approval odds.
Equipment financing
Small business equipment financing covers a broad range of assets. Construction firms along the US-75 corridor buy excavators and dump trucks. Medical practices near McKinney's hospital district finance imaging machines and dental chairs. Restaurants in historic downtown McKinney lease ovens and refrigeration units. Landscaping companies serving Prosper and Melissa acquire mowers and aerators. Manufacturing shops in the Princeton industrial parks finance lathes and presses. Transportation businesses buy box trucks and trailers. Each transaction reflects the specific tool that keeps your operation running, and we structure terms so the equipment pays for itself through the work it enables.
How it works
Start by calling our office at (972) 357-1128 or visiting us at 6800 Weiskopf Ave, McKinney, TX 75070. We'll discuss the equipment you need, its cost, and your business's financial profile. You'll provide recent bank statements, tax returns, and a quote or invoice for the asset. We then present your scenario to multiple equipment lending companies in our network, comparing term lengths, down payment requirements, and structures. Once you select an offer, we coordinate documentation, and funds typically move within days. The relationship doesn't end at closing; we stay available as your business grows and new equipment needs arise, whether you're expanding into New Hope or opening a second location in Lucas.
Equipment financing
A family-owned HVAC contractor based near Stacy Road needed three service vans to keep pace with residential growth in Anna and Weston. The owners had strong revenue but limited cash reserves after hiring two new technicians. We connected them with an equipment loan business program that required a modest down payment and matched the repayment term to the vans' expected mileage life. The contractor kept working capital intact for payroll and inventory, and the vans went into service within a week of closing. That's the kind of outcome relationship-focused brokering delivers.
Explore our other financing solutions on our McKinney commercial lending hub or learn about working capital loans and business lines of credit. We also serve businesses throughout our McKinney-area service region, including Fairview and Prosper.
Serving the McKinney area

We know which lenders fund which kinds of McKinney businesses, and we position your file where it fits.
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Common questions
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