General Contractors & Builders
New construction, additions, renovations, and residential or commercial building projects.
INDUSTRIES
Built Around the Industries We Serve
From general contractors and roofers to HVAC, plumbing, electrical and specialty trades, we work with businesses across the construction and home-service industries.
Roofing
Residential and commercial roofing, replacements, repairs and specialty roofing systems.
HVAC
Heating, ventilation and air conditioning installation, replacement, maintenance and service.
Electrical
Electrical contracting, wiring, distribution systems, installations and commercial service work.
Plumbing
Residential and commercial plumbing, piping systems, installations and mechanical services.
Remodeling & Renovation
Interior renovations, home improvements, additions and residential or commercial remodeling.
More Trades & Specialties
We also work with businesses across a wide range of other construction and home-service specialties, including:
- Painting & Drywall
- Concrete
- Masonry & Stone
- Flooring
- Windows & Doors
- Siding & Exteriors
- Ironworkers
- Site Preparation & Land Clearing
- Landscaping & Outdoor Construction
- Pool Construction & Service
- Excavation & Sitework
- Other Specialty Trades
Don't see your trade listed? Send us a message. We work with a wide range of construction and home-service businesses.
Every Trade Has Its Own Way of Working
Project schedules, materials, equipment, customers and day-to-day operations can vary considerably from one trade to another. We take the time to understand what your business does and what you are looking to accomplish.
Featured Resources for Contractors
Helpful guides and insights for construction and home-service business owners.
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Working Capital for Contractors: How to Cover Materials, Payroll, and Project Gaps
A pillar article on working capital needs across the trades, from materials and payroll to insurance, deposits, and delayed receivables. The goal is to educate contractors on when working capital may fit and when another funding path may be better.
Jun 16, 2026 / 5 min read
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SBA 7(a) vs. SBA 504 Loans: Which Is Better for Contractors?
Compare SBA 7(a) and SBA 504 loans to understand which program may be a better fit for business acquisitions, working capital, equipment, owner-occupied commercial real estate, and eligible debt refinancing.
Sep 2, 2026 / 6 min read
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Working Capital Loan vs. Line of Credit: Which Fits Your Business?
A practical comparison of working-capital loans and business lines of credit for contractors managing project costs, overlapping jobs, and growth. Understand how access, repayment, fees, and qualification affect the choice.
Sep 10, 2026 / 6 min read
Explore Your Business Financing Options
If you are exploring financing for your business, you can review the available options and learn how Contractor Capital may be able to help.