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Construction equipment leasing is a financing arrangement that lets Canadian contractors acquire excavators, loaders, dozers, and other heavy machinery through fixed monthly payments instead of large upfront purchases. We structure leases for both new and used construction machinery, from heavy earthmovers to compact utility equipment, with quick approvals up to $500,000, so general contractors and specialized trades can keep projects on schedule without tying up working capital.
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We offer competitive leasing structures for a wide variety of construction assets. Find the specific equipment you need below.
Excavators dig, trench and load on nearly every site, from 20- to 90-tonne machines on major builds to compact units for utility and residential work.
Dozers push and grade material and wheel loaders move it, so they're often leased together when a contractor builds out an earthmoving fleet.
Tower cranes, boom lifts and scissor lifts handle vertical work; many crews lease them for the length of one project rather than own them between jobs.
Dump trucks haul aggregate and asphalt to the paver, and payments on both can be timed to the spring-to-fall paving season.
Skid steers and compact track loaders run dozens of attachments, which makes them one of the most-used machines on small and mid-size sites.
Backhoes dig and load in one machine and trenchers cut narrow runs for pipe and cable, both staples for utility and municipal contractors.
Mixer trucks deliver concrete and boom or line pumps place it, turning a full-day hand pour into a few hours.
Motor graders cut and finish road beds to grade, and scrapers cut, haul and spread earth on large site-prep jobs.
Rollers and plate compactors bring soil and asphalt to the density a road or foundation spec requires.
Breakers, shears, pulverizers and grapples turn an existing excavator into a demolition machine, and can be leased on their own.
Telehandlers lift and place material at height on site, while rough-terrain forklifts unload and move pallets across uneven ground.
Portable generators and air compressors power tools and site offices where grid power isn't available yet.
Mobile crushers and screens produce aggregate on site, from 50 to more than 500 tons an hour, instead of trucking rock to a fixed plant.
Cold planers grind off worn asphalt to a set depth before repaving, and the millings can be recycled into new mix.
Hydrovac trucks dig with pressurized water and a vacuum, exposing buried utilities without the strike risk of mechanical digging.
Drilling rigs bore for foundations, piles, geothermal loops and blast holes, sized from compact track units to large crawler rigs.
Pile drivers and piling rigs drive or drill piles down to stable soil or bedrock to carry buildings and bridges.
Pipelayers (sidebooms) lift and lower pipe into the trench on pipeline and large utility projects.
Articulated rock trucks bend at the middle to haul heavy loads over rough, soft or steep ground where highway trucks can't go.
Service, bucket and crane-equipped utility trucks carry crews and tools to line, telecom and maintenance work.
Water trucks control dust and supply water for compaction, both common requirements on road and site-prep permits.
Leasing gives you access to the equipment you need without tying up large amounts of capital. Payments can be structured to match usage and project cash flow, rather than fixed, one-size-fits-all terms. With our understanding of yellow iron lifecycles, we design leases that align with how long the equipment stays productive; helping you control costs while keeping your fleet working.
We specialize in financing across all major sectors