Vehicles, tools, and equipment
Explore financing around the assets your operation needs, with equipment details and quotes where available.
Roofing · HVAC · Plumbing · Construction
Capital for the next project. And the business behind it.
Another service vehicle. Better equipment. Materials for the next job. Explore funding around the business you operate, your project timing, and your plans to grow.
An initial conversation—not an approval or a credit-pull authorization.
Start the conversationEN / ES
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Your goal
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Your business
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Your details
Inquiry received
Your next conversation starts here.
Thank you. Your inquiry has been received. We will review the details you shared and follow up using your preferred contact method.
Put the capital to work
A business goal. A practical use.
These examples start the conversation. Available products and permitted uses depend on the provider and your business.
Materials and project expenses
Discuss the gap between paying for a job and receiving payment, including deposits, invoices, and existing obligations.
Capacity for another crew
Consider hiring, vehicles, systems, and the operating costs behind taking on more work.
Before you commit
A project pipeline is not the same as cash in the bank.
Map expected collections against payroll, suppliers, and proposed financing payments. Plan for timing changes rather than relying only on the most optimistic job schedule.
Prepare for the conversation
Start with the basics. Keep sensitive documents out.
Share a few business details first. Any documents needed for a formal review are requested separately through an appropriate process.
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Recent business revenue and operating history
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Equipment quotes or the purpose and size of the request
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Current payment obligations and expected project timing
Do not include Social Security numbers, account numbers, passwords, or credit reports.
Business-first guidance. A personal starting point.
Armando Velis, MBA, founded Velis Capital after helping family and friends explore funding for their businesses. With parents who are business owners, he brings a family-business perspective and an education-first approach to the conversation.
Founder-led attentionEnglish & EspañolOptions explained before commitment
Questions before the next step
A little clarity. Before you connect.
01Can an established sole proprietor inquire?
Yes. Tell us how your business operates. You do not have to purchase our business-structuring service to discuss funding; provider requirements still apply.
02Do you finance the homeowner’s repair?
This page is for contractors seeking capital for their own business. Financing for a contractor’s customer would be a separate discussion and is not offered by this inquiry.
03Does this inquiry guarantee funding or authorize a credit pull?
No. It starts a conversation, does not guarantee an offer or approval, and does not authorize a credit pull. Any formal application has separate requirements.
04Do I need to buy a readiness service first?
No. Funding and readiness services are separate. The two-year sole-proprietor requirement applies to our business-structuring service, not to every funding inquiry. Financing eligibility is determined by the provider.
Contractors & trades