Get $10K–$500K for equipment or working capital. Soft estimate in about 60 seconds. No credit pull, no obligation.
Borrow $100,000, pay $2,124/mo*
Borrow $35,000, pay $743/mo*
Borrow $250,000, pay $5,311/mo*
Funding Texas businesses in construction, oil and gas services, logistics and more. Most of our lenders fund nationwide.
Equipment leasing · Working capital · Lines of credit · Term loans · SBA · Factoring
*Payment examples are estimates for illustration only. Sample rates apply to businesses with 3–5+ years in business and strong 680+ credit, subject to approval. Startup and lower-credit rates vary and are subject to final approval. Actual amounts, rates, terms and payments depend on credit, business financials and lender requirements. Liberty Capital Group, Inc. is a commercial lender and broker, NMLS #2009539. Loans made or arranged pursuant to a California Financing Law license, DFPI #60-DBO49692. Not affiliated with any state government.
Short answer: Texas businesses finance equipment with a $1 buyout lease or equipment loan to own it, or a fair market value lease for the lowest payment. Terms run 24 to 60 months (up to 72 on newer heavy equipment), and many approvals are application-only, with new and used equipment and private-party sales accepted.
Texas runs on equipment. Permian Basin oil and gas service companies, contractors building out Dallas–Fort Worth, Houston, Austin and San Antonio, freight and logistics around the Port of Houston and the I-35 corridor, ranches, manufacturers and a growing wave of data center and semiconductor projects all need iron, trucks and technology.
Growth that fast strains cash. Leasing lets Texas companies add equipment to win the next contract without tying up the working capital they need for payroll and materials.
Excavators, loaders, dozers, skid steers, cranes and paving equipment. Heavy equipment financing
Service rigs, pumps, compressors and support trucks. Oil & gas equipment financing
Dump, box, reefer, flatbed and vocational trucks. Commercial truck financing
Cable pullers, trenchers, HDD rigs, lifts and test gear. Data center contractor equipment
Forklifts, racking, conveyors and automation. Warehouse equipment financing
CNC machines, fabrication, packaging and robotics. CNC machine financing
| Option | How it works | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| $1 buyout lease | Fixed payments; own it for $1 at the end | Equipment you’ll keep for years |
| Fair market value (FMV) lease | Lowest payment; buy, renew or return at the end | Tech and equipment you upgrade every few years |
| Equipment loan / EFA | You own it from day one | Long-life equipment and the full Section 179 deduction |
| Sale-leaseback | Turn equipment you already own into cash | Freeing up capital for growth |
Texas generally charges sales tax on equipment leases, typically collected with each payment rather than up front. Tax treatment depends on your situation; confirm with your CPA. See lease vs finance for the full comparison.
Keep cash and bank lines for payroll, materials and growth.
Low capital outlay compared with buying outright.
Terms up to 60 months spread the cost.
Lock today’s price with a fixed payment.
Own the equipment for $1 at the end of most leases.
Qualifying equipment may be deductible in year one. Ask your CPA.
$0 down is generally reserved for well-qualified businesses: 5+ years in business, established PayNet and D&B business credit, and 700+ personal credit.
Guides and pages for Texas businesses by equipment type and industry:
Texas businesses with strong revenue that don’t use equipment heavily may be better served by a business term loan or merchant cash advance.
Yes. Service rigs, pumps, compressors, frac support equipment and the trucks that move them can be financed or leased, new or used. Lenders look at the age of the equipment and the strength of your contracts.
Yes. Contractors on commercial, infrastructure and data center projects often lease equipment to match a contract, then buy it out for $1 or upgrade at the end of the term.
Often, yes. Lenders look at time in business, cash flow and the equipment itself, not just the credit score. Expect a larger down payment or a shorter term with credit challenges.
Most equipment is financed over 24 to 60 months. Newer heavy equipment can go to 72 months; used equipment is capped at 60.
Yes, with strong personal credit, a down payment, industry experience or a co-signer. Startups usually see shorter terms and more paperwork.
Finance or take a $1 buyout lease for equipment you’ll keep for years. Take a fair market value lease for equipment you’ll upgrade within a few years or when you want the lowest payment.
Yes. Used equipment from dealers, auctions and private sellers can be financed, usually with terms up to 60 months depending on age and condition.
Liberty Capital Group has helped businesses get funded since 2004 — over $250 million funded.
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