HVAC, Plumbing & Roofing Equipment Financing
HVAC and roofing contractors are bringing sheet metal work in-house instead of buying it from outside shops. Since our founding in 2011, we have funded more than 600 equipment purchases for HVAC, plumbing and roofing contractors.
We finance the duct and sheet metal fabrication equipment that shortens lead times and improves margins on every job, along with gutter and roofing machines, duct cleaning equipment and the software, tooling and training that go with them.
Why Contractors Finance with Sunset Financial Group
Bring Fabrication In-House
Making your own duct, fittings, flashing and trim cuts lead times and keeps the margin you were paying an outside shop.
Software and Training Included
Duct nesting software, installation, rigging and operator training can go on the same agreement as the machine.
New, Used or Rebuilt
We finance new machines and used or rebuilt equipment from dealers, manufacturers and other shops.
Quick Decisions
Our one-page application covers requests up to $350,000, and most decisions come back fast.
Equipment We Finance
These are the machines HVAC, sheet metal and roofing contractors finance with us most often.
Duct Fabrication Equipment
Spiral machines, coil lines, plasma tables and the seaming and fastening machines that turn coil and sheet into finished duct. The equipment HVAC contractors finance with us most.
Includes: spiral pipe machines, coil lines, Pittsburgh and cleatbender machines, pattern tables, pinspotters
CNC Plasma Tables
Plasma cutting tables, often paired with HVAC duct nesting software, for fittings and transitions.
Includes: HVAC plasma tables, CNC retrofits, plasma power sources, duct software
Roofing & Gutter Machines
Gutter and downspout machines, standing seam tools and the brakes and slitters roofers use for flashing and trim.
Includes: seamless gutter machines, downspout machines, standing seam tool trailers, slitters, leaf brakes
Brakes, Folders & Shears
Box and pan brakes, CNC folders and power shears for sheet metal trim, panels and duct.
Includes: box and pan brakes, CNC folders, hydraulic and power shears
Duct Cleaning Equipment
Duct cleaning machines and accessories for contractors adding indoor air quality services.
Includes: duct cleaning machines, negative air units, foggers, insulation removal machines
Ironworkers & Plate Rolls
Ironworkers, plate rolls and slip rolls for hangers, supports and round work.
Includes: hydraulic ironworkers, plate rolls, slip rolls
Forklifts & Compressors
Forklifts to move coil and sheet stock, and compressors to run the shop.
Includes: forklifts, air compressors
Who We Work With
- HVAC and mechanical contractors
- Sheet metal contractors and duct shops
- Roofing and siding contractors
- Seamless gutter installers
- Plumbing contractors
- Duct cleaning and indoor air quality companies
Recently Financed
Complete Coil Line
An HVAC contractor financed an automatic coil line, a corner machine and a power wrap brake together on one agreement.
CNC Folder and Power Shear
A roofing contractor financed a new CNC folder and a power squaring shear for flashing and trim.
Duct Cleaning Package
An HVAC contractor financed a duct cleaning machine, fogger, brushes and cleaning chemicals to add duct cleaning services.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can software, installation and training be included?
Yes. Duct nesting software, rigging, installation and operator training can be financed with the machine.
Can I finance used or rebuilt equipment?
Yes. We finance used and rebuilt machines, including retrofitted plasma tables, as well as new equipment.
How much can I be approved for with just an application?
Up to $350,000 with our one-page application. For larger requests, such as complete coil lines, we review financial statements.
Can I finance several machines at once?
Yes. Several machines can go on one agreement, even from different sellers.
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.
Header photo: Kjellberg Finsterwalde, CC BY 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons.
