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Moving and Junk Removal Franchise Funding for Existing Owners

Trucks, crews and fuel, and a calendar that fills up between Memorial Day and Labor Day. What funds each one.

✓ Merchant Fund Express starts with a soft credit pull. Terms depend on your business's revenue and history.

Updated October 21, 2026 · Merchant Fund Express

The short answer

Already running a moving or junk removal franchise and need capital? Merchant Fund Express funds existing owners with business loans, merchant cash advances, revenue-based financing, lines of credit, equipment financing and working capital, including funding for trucks and the summer crew. We read job deposits at the unit level, count royalty and ad fund drafts as normal costs, and give a same-day decision on a complete file.

What makes moving and junk removal cash flow different?

Both concepts are trucks plus people. A moving unit books residential and office moves, collects a deposit at booking and the balance on move day. A junk removal unit quotes on site, loads, hauls and pays a disposal or transfer-station fee on every load, then recovers part of it from donations and recycling. Either way the costs that matter are the same: truck payments and repairs, fuel, insurance, crew wages and lead generation.

The calendar does the rest. Residential moving concentrates in late spring and summer, around school years and lease turnovers, and month-end days book first. Junk removal follows spring cleaning, estate cleanouts and summer moves. Winter brings fewer jobs and the same truck notes. Merchant Fund Express reads the full seasonal pattern, so a strong July is not erased by a slow January.

Moving and junk removal money map: what funds each cost line?

Cost lineTimingWhat fits
Box truck, dump truck or trailerAdded before the spring rushVehicle funding on the dealer quote
Truck down paymentWith each new truckDown payment funding or working capital
Seasonal movers and helpersHiring in April and MayPayroll funding or a line of credit
Fuel and disposal feesEvery job, peaks in summerWorking capital
Engine, transmission or lift-gate repairUnplanned, mid-seasonMerchant cash advance when speed matters most
Dollies, pads, straps and loading gearFleet growthEquipment financing

Brand not listed? Every operating moving or junk removal franchise can apply

Individual brand pages for moving and junk removal concepts are not published yet. Any operating unit can apply now, and the review reads the same items for every brand:

When should a moving owner buy the next truck?

The truck that earns most is the one on the road by the first weekend of the peak. Ordering in March or April gives time for delivery, lettering and the brand's equipment list. A truck added in August earns only the tail of the season and then sits through winter with its payment running.

ChoiceUpsideCost
Buy before the peakFull summer of jobs to carry the paymentNeeds cash for the down payment in a slow month
Rent trucks for overflowNo long-term paymentRental cost per day adds up across a full season
Wait until fallClear view of demandMisses the season the truck was bought for

Terms depend on the business's revenue and history. Tier 1 term loans need first position and 3+ years open; revenue-based financing opens at 6+ months.

Worked example: a third truck and a summer crew

A hypothetical moving franchise runs two trucks and deposits $48,000 a month on average, rising to $78,000 in June and July. Royalty and ad fund drafts, two truck notes, insurance and storage rent total $15,500 a month. The owner wants a third box truck at $72,000 with a $14,000 down payment, plus $18,000 to hire and carry a summer crew for the first four weeks.

  1. Truck: $58,000 financed after the $14,000 down payment, which working capital covers.
  2. Crew: $18,000 drawn on a line of credit in May and repaid from June and July deposits.
  3. Capacity: if the third truck books 12 extra moves a month at an assumed $1,600 each, that is $19,200 of added monthly revenue in peak months.
  4. The payment burden calculator checks the new truck payment against the slow-month average of $48,000, not the peak.

Figures in this example are illustrations of the arithmetic, not an offer, quote or approval. Real terms depend on the file and the funder.

What should a moving or junk removal owner send?

About 3 months of business bank statements as PDFs (include a peak month if you can)
Dealer quotes for trucks or trailers
Current truck notes, leases and insurance payments
Any existing advances with their daily or weekly payment
Entity details if you hold more than one territory

Merchant Fund Express asks for no tax returns in a typical first review. Industry basics are on moving company funding; if you are opening rather than operating, see opening a moving company franchise and the existing vs new guide.

Keep reading

Franchise funding hub: every product and sector
Franchise vehicle funding: trucks and trailers
Franchise seasonal cash flow: carrying the winter months
Franchise payroll funding: hiring the summer crew
Home service franchise funding: another truck-and-crew sector

Common questions

Can an existing moving franchise owner fund another truck?

Yes. Merchant Fund Express funds trucks for operating moving and junk removal franchises, with the dealer quote as the purpose and the down payment covered by working capital when needed.

My winter months are slow. Will that count against me?

No. Seasonal moving deposits are expected. The review reads several months together and sizes the payment for the slow months.

Are disposal fees counted as costs?

Yes. Transfer-station and dump fees are read as normal job costs for junk removal units.

Can I get money fast for a mid-season truck repair?

Yes. A complete file gets a same-day decision, and funding often lands the next business day.

Do I need tax returns?

Not for a typical first review. About 3 months of bank statements start the file; full financials usually come in only above $250,000.

Is a merchant cash advance a loan?

No. It is a purchase of future receivables repaid by daily or weekly debits until the agreed amount is reached.

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Merchant Fund Express reviews your location's revenue, deposits and existing payments. Same-day decision on a complete file; funding often the next business day. About five minutes to apply.

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