Trucks We Finance

Roll-Off Truck Financing

Roll-off trucks are the entry point into the container and dumpster business. The truck is only half the operation, since the containers are the other half, so it is worth having your own plan for where the boxes are coming from. We finance the truck, and containers are typically handled separately.

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Roll-Off Truck Financing At A Glance

Typical purchase price: $50,000 to $145,000
Hoist systems financed: Cable hoist and hook lift
CDL required: Yes, Class B or Class A depending on configuration
Containers: Not included in the truck loan
Purchase price financed: $21,000 to $145,000
Down payment: Typically 30% of the purchase price
Minimum credit score: None
Credit specialty: Credit challenged buyers welcome, with no minimum credit score
Where you can buy: Licensed dealer purchases only
Approval timing: Same day approvals may be available

Every application is reviewed on its own facts. Credit is reviewed, but it is not the deciding factor. Low scores, collections, charge-offs and late payments are workable. No bankruptcy or repossession within the last 5 years.

Rolloff Trucks We Finance

Cable hoist roll-off trucks
Hook lift roll-off trucks
Single axle and tandem axle roll-off chassis
Tri-axle roll-off configurations
Used units from a licensed dealer inventory

What Operators Use Them For

Construction and demolition debris containers
Residential dumpster rental routes
Scrap metal and recycling hauling
Roofing and remodel job site cleanup
Junk removal operations

What Matters On A Rolloff Truck Deal

The lender reviews the specific truck as part of the transaction, including year, make and model, mileage, truck type and specifications. On a roll-off truck the hoist system, cable or hook lift, is part of those specifications.

We finance the truck itself. Container inventory is a separate cost you should plan for outside the loan.

The purchase price must be $21,000 to $145,000 and the truck must be purchased from a licensed dealer. There is no minimum credit score, an established business is typically 30% down, and a startup is typically 40% down with 2 years of industry experience.