GPR & Utility Locating Equipment Financing
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Ground penetrating radar and locating equipment find what is underground before anyone digs. Sunset Financial Group finances GPR systems, utility locators and concrete scanners for engineers, private locators and contractors.
Equipment, software and training can all go on one agreement.
Equipment We Finance
GPR Systems
Cart-based ground penetrating radar.
Concrete Scanners
Handheld GPR for scanning slabs and walls.
Utility Locators
Electromagnetic locators and transmitters.
Pipe Inspection Cameras
Sewer and pipe inspection cameras.
Vacuum Excavation
Hydro-excavation for daylighting utilities.
Software
Mapping and reporting software.
Finance the Whole Setup
These can all be included in the same agreement:
- Software
- Training
- GPS and mapping accessories
- Carts and antennas
- Several units on one agreement
- Extended warranties
Why Firms Finance Locating Equipment
Avoid Utility Strikes
Locate utilities before excavation.
New Services
Offer GPR and locating services to clients.
Keep Your Cash
Spread the cost over fixed monthly payments.
GPR & Locating Financing FAQ
Can software and training be included?
Yes. Software and training can be financed with the equipment.
Can contractors finance GPR?
Yes. We finance GPR and locating equipment for engineers, locators and contractors.
How much can I be approved for with just an application?
Up to $350,000 with our one-page application. Most GPR and locating equipment falls under that amount, so approvals are usually quick.
What will my monthly payment be?
It depends on the price, term and your credit profile. Use our payment calculator for an estimate, or request a quote for exact numbers.
What terms are available?
Terms range from 12 to 84 months with fixed monthly payments. See our types of leases for $101 buyout, fair market value and other options.
Looking for other engineering equipment? See all engineering equipment we finance.
Header photo: The Charles Machine Works, CC BY-SA 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons.
