Dump truck leasing & lease to own

Dump Truck Leasing & Lease to Own

Lease the dump truck, keep your cash on the job

Liberty Capital leases new and used dump trucks for contractors, excavation and demolition companies, landscapers and haulers. Most of our dump truck leases are lease to own with a $1 buyout. Dealers or private sellers, nationwide.

Up to $250Kapplication only*
Up to $5Mwith financials
Up to 72 monthsnewer heavy trucks only
$1 buyoutown it at the end
Blue mack dump truck unloading fill dirt on a job site, financed through dump truck leasing
What we lease

Dump trucks we finance

New or used, any make, from a dealer or a private seller. The truck secures the lease, so its year, miles and condition shape the term.

Tandem & tri-axle dumpsThe workhorse for sand, gravel, dirt and demolition debris
Super dumps & transfer dumpsHeavier payloads with trailing axles or pup trailers
Side dumps & end dumpsRoad building, embankments and aggregate hauling
Articulated dump trucksOff-road haulers for excavation and site work
Why lease

Why contractors lease dump trucks

Leasing is an inflation buster. Your payment is fixed for the full term while fuel, parts and new-truck prices rise, so you pay today’s price with tomorrow’s dollars.

It is cash flow management: a low capital outlay compared with buying outright, so cash stays free for payroll, materials and mobilization. Payments are low and manageable. Terms run up to 5 years (up to 72 months on newer heavy dump trucks for well-qualified buyers), and most leases have a $1 buyout, so you own the truck at the end. A $1 buyout lease may qualify for Section 179, a potential 100% deduction in the year the truck is placed in service. Ask your CPA. You conserve cash for the next bid.

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$1 buyout lease, FMV lease or EFA

$1 buyout leaseFMV leaseEquipment finance agreement
Monthly paymentModerateLowestModerate
Own at endYes, for $1Buy at fair market value or returnYes, you own it from day one
Section 179Often yesUsually no (payments expensed)Yes
Best forTrucks you will run for yearsTrucks you will upgrade in 3–5 yearsBuilding equity
Maximum term60 months; 72 on newer heavy trucks60 months60 months; 72 on newer heavy trucks

72-month terms apply only to newer heavy equipment for well-qualified buyers. Used dump trucks cap at 60 months. Confirm tax treatment with your CPA.

Why Liberty Capital

What you get

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Lease to ownMost dump truck leases end with a $1 buyout
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Private sellers OKWe fund dealer and private-party purchases
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Used trucks financedOlder trucks considered on a condition report
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Soft-inquiry startPre-qualification does not affect your score
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Several trucks, one paymentUnits from different sellers on one schedule
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Rates by credit tierA, B and C credit all considered
Payment relief

Structures that fit construction cash flow

$99 for the first 6 monthsFor well-qualified businesses with strong credit and quality equipment
90-day deferred paymentsPut the truck to work before the first payment (on approved credit)
Seasonal or step paymentsLower payments in slow months for landscapers and seasonal contractors
Sale-leasebackUnlock equity in trucks you already own. How sale-leaseback works
Refinance existing notesCombine high truck payments into one fixed payment
Working capital alongsideFor materials, payroll and retainage gaps, see business lines of credit
Requirements

Established companies

  • 600+ credit for smaller deals; 650+ for $50K and up
  • Business bank statements (3–4 months)
  • Truck quote, invoice or listing
  • Larger deals ($150K+): 2–3 years in business and financials
  • Down payment depends on credit and truck age; $0 down is reserved for 5+ years in business, established PayNet and D&B business credit and 700+ personal credit
Startups

New contractors and owner-operators

Startups are reviewed case-by-case. Expect a down payment or extra collateral, and a newer truck helps. Industry experience, signed hauling contracts and a co-signer with strong credit all improve the file.

Used trucks for startups usually need a condition report and a shorter term.

How it works

From quote to keys

  1. Send the quoteDealer quote, invoice or the private seller listing
  2. Apply in minutesOne-page application with a soft inquiry
  3. Get approvedOften within a business day or two on smaller deals
  4. We fund the sellerThe lender pays the seller once title and paperwork check out
FAQ

Dump truck leasing questions

Can you lease a dump truck?

Yes. Dump trucks can be leased new or used, usually on a $1 buyout lease so you own the truck at the end, or on a fair market value lease for the lowest payment.

How does dump truck lease to own work?

You make fixed monthly payments for the term (up to 60 months, or up to 72 on newer heavy trucks for well-qualified buyers) and buy the truck for $1 at the end.

Can I lease a used dump truck?

Yes. Used dump trucks are financed on a condition report, with terms up to 60 months. Older trucks may need a larger down payment.

Can I lease a dump truck with bad credit?

Credit challenges are considered, usually with a larger first payment or down payment and a shorter term.

Can I buy from a private seller?

Yes. The seller must prove ownership and deliver clear title. Any lien is paid off at funding.

Is leasing or financing a dump truck better?

Leasing keeps upfront cash and payments low and may qualify for Section 179; an EFA builds equity from day one. Ask your CPA which fits your taxes.

Will applying hurt my credit?

No. We start with a soft inquiry. The lender runs a hard inquiry only when you move forward.

Ready to lease your next dump truck?

Get a free quote or call (888) 511-6223. We tell you what will get approved before you waste time.

Rates and terms disclosure: any rates, payments or terms shown are examples only. Sample rates apply to established businesses with 3 to 5+ years in business and strong credit (680+ FICO), subject to credit approval. Startup rates vary and are subject to final approval. Application-only limits vary by credit, time in business, equipment type and industry; amounts shown are guidance, not a promise. $0 down is reserved for businesses with 5+ years in business, established PayNet and D&B business credit and 700+ personal credit. This is not an offer or commitment to lend. Not tax advice; ask your CPA about Section 179.