Mobilization before money
You front payroll, materials, and equipment for weeks before the first draw clears. That upfront burden caps the size of jobs you can responsibly bid.
From mobilization costs to the long wait on progress payments, construction runs on cash you have not collected yet. We bridge that gap so you can take on bigger contracts with confidence.
We have funded enough construction businesses to know exactly where the cash-flow pressure points are.
You front payroll, materials, and equipment for weeks before the first draw clears. That upfront burden caps the size of jobs you can responsibly bid.
Net-30, 60, even 90-day pay cycles from GCs and owners leave your cash tied up in receivables while bills keep coming.
5% to 10% of every invoice sits in retainage until project close — real margin you cannot touch when you need working capital most.
A failed excavator or truck can stall an entire crew. Replacing it shouldn't drain the reserves you need for the next bid.
Based on how construction businesses actually operate, these are the products our advisors recommend most.
“We had three jobs starting the same month and not enough cash to mobilize all of them. Solstice factored our open invoices and we had the crews on site within the week — we did not turn down a single contract that quarter.”
Construction businesses with 6+ months of operating history, $15,000+ in monthly revenue, and a 500+ credit score are encouraged to apply. Approval also considers your receivables and the strength of your contracts.
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