Line of Credit
Float payroll and material costs between draws, and pay interest only on what you use.
Learn moreFrom the bid to the final draw, construction lives and dies on cash flow. We bridge the gap so you can keep crews working and projects moving.
Progress draws, retainage, and slow-paying GCs squeeze contractors who still have to make payroll every week.
You pay for labor and materials weeks before a progress draw clears — and one delayed payment can stall the whole job.
5–10% held until project close ties up your margin for months on every contract.
Mobilizing a new project means buying materials and staffing up long before the first invoice is paid.
Excavators, lifts, and trucks are expensive — and downtime on a broken machine costs you the job.
Three products do most of the heavy lifting for the contractors we fund.
Float payroll and material costs between draws, and pay interest only on what you use.
Learn moreMobilize a new project fast with a lump sum repaid as the contract pays out.
Learn moreFinance excavators, lifts, and trucks with the equipment as collateral.
Learn moreConstruction capital tends to flow toward keeping the job moving and the crew paid.
Ironclad funded our payroll the same week we won a $1.2M municipal job. Without that line of credit we'd have had to turn the project down — instead we grew the crew and finished early.
If you run a construction business and meet our simple baseline, you're likely a fit. Checking your options is a soft pull and never affects your credit score.
See If You QualifyBridge the draw gap and fund your next project.