Commercial power equipment. Monthly payment options. Preserve your working capital.
COMMERCIAL GENERATORS • POWER EQUIPMENT PURCHASE OPTIONS

Keep the power on.
Keep the business moving.
Keep your cash working.

Generator equipment can protect operations or power new projects. Explore monthly payment options for diesel, natural gas, standby, mobile and rental-fleet generator purchases—without paying the entire equipment price upfront.

✓ Commercial generator sets✓ Rental fleets & contractors✓ New & qualifying used
WHY KEEP CASH AVAILABLE →Generator equipment for commercial use
Standby powerSupport critical operating loads
Mobile powerServe jobsites and temporary demand
Rental fleetsAdd capacity for booked projects
Cash flexibilityReserve liquidity for operations
COMMERCIAL GENERATOR EQUIPMENT

Power for every job. Equipment for every operating need.

Browse focused guides for the machines and configurations your business actually needs.

Diesel Generator Financing

Commercial diesel standby and prime-power generators

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Natural Gas Generator Financing

Natural gas commercial and industrial backup power

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Commercial Standby Generator Financing

Business-continuity backup power systems

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Industrial Generator Financing

High-output generators for industrial facilities

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Portable Generator Financing

Commercial portable power equipment

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Towable Generator Financing

Trailer-mounted generators for job sites and rentals

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Generator Rental Fleet Financing

Rental-fleet expansion and replacement

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Emergency Backup Generator Financing

Emergency backup systems for commercial operations

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Construction Generator Financing

Job-site electrical generation equipment

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Agricultural Generator Financing

Backup and prime power for farms

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Telecom Generator Financing

Backup power for communications sites

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Data Center Generator Financing

Critical power systems for data centers

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Healthcare Facility Generator Financing

Backup generation for clinics and care facilities

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Solar Hybrid Generator Financing

Commercial hybrid solar and battery generation systems

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Inverter Generator Financing

Commercial inverter generator packages

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Used Generator Financing

Pre-owned commercial generator equipment

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Generator Auction Financing

Commercial generator auction purchases

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Generator Installation Package Financing

Equipment packages with power-system components

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Generator Dealer Payment Programs

Monthly payment quoting for generator dealers

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Generator Manufacturer Payment Programs

Payment-option programs for OEMs and distributors

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WORKING CAPITAL • BUSINESS CONTINUITY

Finance the generator. Keep the cash for the business.

Buying power equipment outright can compete with the cash a business needs for fuel, payroll, raw materials, service contracts and project mobilization. A monthly equipment purchase path may lower the day-one cash requirement—but adds ongoing payments and financing cost.

Cash for operations

Keep more funds available for payroll, materials and routine expenses instead of using them all for the equipment purchase.

Cash for installation

Set aside funds for engineering, electrical work, foundations, permits and commissioning, which may not be included in the financed equipment.

Cash for utilization

Rental operators can reserve resources for transport, maintenance, technicians and sales while generator fleet capacity increases.

Illustrative only: On a $100,000 generator purchase, a hypothetical $10,000 down payment leaves $90,000 more cash initially than paying the entire price upfront. The financed balance creates monthly repayment obligations, fees and borrowing cost; actual structures vary.

MATCH GENERATOR TO THE JOB

What drives the equipment decision?

The right generator setup is usually defined by the load profile, the full installation scope and how the equipment will actually be used in the business.

Power requirements

Confirm starting loads, continuous output, voltage, standby versus prime duty and any planned expansion.

Total project scope

Account for transfer switches, controls, site work, fuel systems and commissioning when comparing supplier quotes.

Useful business life

For mobile and rental units, consider hours, utilization, maintenance, service network and transport.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Generator equipment payment questions.

Can I finance a commercial standby generator?

Businesses can request a quote for qualifying commercial standby generator equipment. Equipment, applicant and transaction eligibility are reviewed.

Do you consider used diesel generators?

Qualifying used commercial equipment may be considered. Share the year, make, model, serial information, hours and supplier quote.

Can I buy a generator from an auction or private seller?

Some transaction types may be reviewed with additional documentation; do not assume that approval or funding is available before bidding.

Does the financing include installation?

Certain equipment packages can be considered, but labor, permits, civil work and other soft costs are not automatically eligible.

How do I start?

Submit a commercial equipment quote and business information. The team can discuss available payment options subject to underwriting.

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