Send the basics
Tell us who you are, what equipment you want, the amount needed, and whether it is a dealer or private sale.
Canadian Heavy Equipment Financing
Equipment financing for contractors, owner-operators, loggers, farmers, and trucking companies across Canada — even if the bank already said no.
Built for real equipment buyers
A lender may say no because of credit, business age, equipment age, private-sale structure, seasonal income, or cash-flow timing.
That does not always mean the deal is dead. It may mean the file needs to be positioned for the right lender.
Simple process
Tell us who you are, what equipment you want, the amount needed, and whether it is a dealer or private sale.
Your file is reviewed for equipment type, buyer profile, down payment, seller details, and lender fit.
When there is a workable path, the next step is full application details, documents, approval, and closing.
Equipment we finance
Mini, mid-size, and large excavators.
Construction, clearing, and grading iron.
Yard, pit, snow, and aggregate work.
Compact equipment and attachments.
Skidders, bunchers, processors, loaders.
Vocational trucks, highway tractors, dumps.
Lowboys, flat decks, end dumps, step decks.
Aggregate, gravel, and production gear.
Popular financing scenarios
High-intent guides that answer the question and lead back to your application.
For buyers with bruised credit, collections, tax issues, or previous bank declines.
Explore bad-credit options →For older machines, private sales, dealer purchases, and practical work-ready equipment.
Finance used equipment →For buyers purchasing equipment directly from another contractor, farmer, or owner-operator.
Structure a private sale →Send the equipment type, price, seller type, and your basic situation. The first step is finding out whether there is a practical path forward.
Financing guides
Alberta equipment loan and lease rates in August 2026 run 6.5–22% by credit tier. The rate is national — what changes is 5% GST and the road-ban calendar.
No lender posts a hard hours cutoff on a telehandler — and hours are a weak gauge on a lift machine. The boom and how it was loaded tell the real story.
No lender posts a hard hours cutoff on a backhoe — and it's two machines on one meter, the loader and hoe ends wearing separately. How to read it.
Human trust

Equipment financing contact
Canada-wide heavy equipment financing support for buyers who need more than a bank form.

“IronFinance exists for the contractor who found the machine, knows it can make money, but needs a realistic financing path to get the deal done.”
Find the equipment, send the basics, and get a straight read on whether the deal can be structured.
FAQ
Yes. A bank decline does not always mean the file is impossible. The equipment type, down payment, seller, credit profile, and business situation all matter.
Yes. Used equipment is a major part of the heavy equipment market. Machine age, condition, value, and seller paperwork all matter.
Often, yes. Private sales usually need extra attention around ownership, liens, invoice details, serial numbers, and seller information.
No. IronFinance arranges equipment financing Canada-wide, with province- and industry-specific guidance where it helps.