Pre-Season Inventory
Heating units bought in October, cooling units in April, all paid for before the first install. Working capital before the season funds the inventory that drives your year.
Industries · HVAC & Mechanical Contractors
Pre-season inventory, service truck financing, emergency parts capital for HVAC and mechanical contractors. 500+ FICO. 24-hour funding.
At a glance
Pre-season inventory, service truck financing, emergency parts capital for HVAC and mechanical contractors. 500+ FICO. 24-hour funding.
Last updated 2026-06-24
Why we fund hvac & mechanical contractors
The numbers below are the playbook ICG runs against hvac & mechanical contractors every week. Cash flow patterns, repayment tolerance, and seasonality are read from your bank activity, not assumed from your category code.
24 hr
Typical funding speed
500+
FICO floor
$15K+
Monthly revenue minimum
No docs
Required to start an application
Every approval comes from a person, not a policy engine. An underwriter who has read hundreds of hvac & mechanical contractors bank files looks at yours and answers the same business day.
Common funding uses
The scenarios below are the recurring reasons ICG funds this vertical. If your situation looks like one of these, the underwriting playbook is already written.
Heating units bought in October, cooling units in April, all paid for before the first install. Working capital before the season funds the inventory that drives your year.
When a compressor fails in July, the homeowner is paying cash, but the wholesaler wants same-day payment on the replacement unit. A line of credit closes that gap instantly.
Adding a second service truck doubles your route capacity. Equipment financing on a new van + tools closes in 48 hours, not 45 days.
Products mapped to this industry
Pre-season working capital for inventory and staffing, priced against your service revenue.
Revolving capital for emergency parts and same-day wholesale purchases during peak season.
Finance service trucks, diagnostic equipment, and commercial refrigeration tools with the equipment as collateral.
Eligibility for hvac & mechanical contractors
No upsells, no surprise documents. Meet the criteria below and the application is built for you.
Minimum 6 months operating as a licensed HVAC/mechanical contractor
$15,000+ monthly revenue
500+ personal credit score
Valid state mechanical/contractor license
Seasonality
ICG underwriting is calibrated to these rhythms. Slow months are not red flags. They are part of the model.
Stock condenser units, compressors, and refrigerant before the first 90-degree day. This is the #1 reason HVAC contractors borrow, and the window where revenue-based funding is cheapest.
50–60% of annual residential revenue lands in these four months. Same-day parts runs and overtime payroll can strain even a healthy line of credit.
Furnaces and boilers get stocked for the first cold snap. Smaller inventory push than cooling but critical for commercial contracts.
Service-only months. Revolving credit covers payroll until spring demand resumes.
Get funded in your city
Questions, answered
Yes. Residential HVAC contractors with 6+ months of operating history and consistent homeowner deposits are ideal candidates.
Working capital can be used for business-purpose expenses including training, licensing, and equipment certification costs.
No. We look at 3–6 months trailing revenue and smooth across seasonal patterns. A strong peak season offsets a slower shoulder quarter.
Ready when you are
Soft credit pull. Same business day answer. One dedicated ICG team from application to wire.