Construction & trades finance
Construction finance covers plant, vehicles, materials and the cash-flow pressure of staged valuations, CIS deductions and retentions. Rook Bristol funds UK contractors and trades with asset finance, invoice finance and revolving credit, from £10,000 to £1 million.
Fund the job before the valuation lands
What makes funding contractors different?
You're paid in stages
Applications for payment and monthly valuations mean labour and materials are paid out well before money comes in.
Retentions tie up margin
Typically 3% to 5% of each valuation is held back until practical completion or beyond. Working capital covers what retentions lock away.
CIS deductions squeeze cash
Subcontractors see deductions taken at source under the Construction Industry Scheme, reclaimed only later. Revolving credit bridges the gap.
Plant and vans earn their keep
Excavators, telehandlers and vans can be spread over their working life with hire purchase or leasing.
The funding contractors use most
- Asset financeHire purchase and leasing for vehicles, machinery and equipment.£10,000 – £1,000,000 per asset or package →
- Invoice financeRelease cash tied up in unpaid invoices through factoring or discounting.Facility linked to your sales ledger →
- Revolving credit facilityA reusable credit limit. Draw what you need, repay, and draw again.£10,000 – £1,000,000 limit →
What contractors fund with us
- Buy or lease plant, vans and tools
- Fund materials for a new contract
- Bridge staged valuations and retentions
- Cover CIS deductions until they're reclaimed
- Take on a larger project
What do I need to qualify?
- 6 months trading
- £10K+ in monthly turnover
- A UK-registered business
Construction & trades finance questions
Something else on your mind? Ask the team.
Can subcontractors get funding?
Can invoice finance work with construction applications for payment?
Do you finance used plant?
Does being in CIS affect my application?
Finance built for contractors.
Businesses, brokers and introducers: check eligibility in about three minutes, or talk to our team about working together.