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Electrical contractors / Term loan

A term loan for electrical contractors: one amount, weekly payments, a defined job.

For an electrical contractor with a project to fund, here is how the 15% cap works on real numbers and when something else fits better.

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What a term loan looks like for an electrical contractor

At Merchant Fund Express, we publish the terms and thresholds behind this page so you can check your own numbers before you apply.

Not every need is a cash-flow gap. For an electrical contractor, a defined project like service vans, a larger materials account or a lift often fits a term loan better than an open-ended line.

An electrical contractor takes a term loan for service vans, a larger materials account, a lift, or a testing-equipment upgrade that qualifies the company for bigger jobs. The return can be tied to specific bids.

Published terms in one line: $10,000 to $250,000, 12 to 18 months, 0% origination, weekly payments, a 50% discount on remaining interest for a full early payoff, first position only and a cap of 15% of annual revenue; your offer shows the exact amount, term and total cost before you sign. See the business term loan page.

How it sizes for an electrical contractor

The 15% cap is the number to run first. Take an electrical contractor with roughly $80,000 in monthly revenue, which is $960,000 a year:

StepIllustration
Annual revenue (illustrative)$960,000
15% cap on the loan amount$144,000
A request of$50,000
Fits under the cap?Yes
Principal alone over 52 weeks$962 a week (interest and the 12 to 18-month schedule are in your offer)

Arithmetic on published terms, not an offer. If your request is larger than the cap, a line of credit or a smaller first loan may fit better.

Signs a term loan fits an electrical contractor

The equipment qualifies the company for jobs it is bidding
Service-call deposits cover part of the weekly payment
Supplier house account is in good standing

If you already carry a daily-debit advance, see refinancing an existing advance; a term loan has to be in first position.

Related

Electrical contractors: the full industry guide — Cash flow, calendar and every funding page for this industry.
Equipment financing for electrical contractors — When the asset itself is the collateral.
Business line of credit for electrical contractors — When the need is recurring rather than a project.
Factor rate calculator — Compare structures on total dollars repaid.
Does an electrical contractor qualify? — Eligibility and a worked example.

Common questions

How large a term loan can an electrical contractor take?

Yes. A contractor billing about $80,000 a month can size up to about $144,000 under the 15% cap. Merchant Fund Express shows the exact amount, schedule and total cost in your offer before you sign.

Are payments daily or weekly?

Weekly. A weekly payment leaves most of each week’s deposits in the account instead of debiting every morning.

What if I pay it off early?

A full early payoff earns a 50% discount on the remaining interest.

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