General Contractors
Managing payroll, subcontractors, and materials across multiple jobs while waiting on progress payments.
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Are you a construction company looking for a reliable solution to manage your cash flow? Look no further! Perigree Partners Capital specializes in factoring construction invoices, providing expert invoice factoring services tailored exclusively for construction companies. With our assistance, you can maintain steady cash flow and ensure your projects run smoothly. With us, you have the freedom to factor all your invoices or select specific ones as needed. This adaptability allows you to tailor your financing to match your unique project requirements.
The requirements are easy for our customers. If you have an invoice or receivables, you can present it to us and you will get your money in no time. As one of the most reliable invoice factoring for construction companies in Texas, we only aim for the best. Contact our team today for more information.
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When Payment Is Delayed, It Slows You Down
General contractors and developers often operate on 60-, 90-, or even 120-day payment cycles. Meanwhile, your payroll runs weekly, materials must be paid on delivery, and equipment rentals don’t wait for retainage to clear. Every project demands upfront cash long before the final draw hits your account.
We bridge that gap. Because we understand progress billing, lien waivers, retainage, and pay applications, we can verify and fund your approved invoices within 24 hours — giving you the working capital to start the next project, secure materials, and keep crews on site while others are still waiting to get paid.
Construction invoice factoring fees are typically a small percentage of the invoice value, charged in exchange for advancing your cash early. Most factoring rates fall between roughly 1% and 5% per invoice, with the exact rate depending on your invoice volume, customer creditworthiness, payment terms, and industry risk profile.
We believe pricing should be clear before you ever sign. You will receive a straightforward quote that lays out exactly what you will pay — the factoring fee and any applicable charges, all in plain language. No hidden costs. What we quote is what you pay. There are no surprise deductions, no buried administrative fees, and no fine-print penalties. Request a free quote and see a transparent breakdown of every cost before you commit.

Both invoice factoring and construction loans put cash in your hands, but they work in fundamentally different ways. Here is how the two compare side by side:
| Feature | Invoice Factoring | Construction Loan |
|---|---|---|
| Debt vs. non-debt | Not debt — you sell unpaid invoices for cash. Nothing to repay. | Debt — borrowed funds repaid with interest. |
| Approval process | Based on your customers' creditworthiness, not yours. Minimal paperwork. | Based on your credit, financials, collateral, and project plans. Heavy documentation. |
| Speed of funding | As fast as 24 hours after invoice verification. | Weeks to months, depending on underwriting. |
| Credit requirements | Flexible — your clients' ability to pay matters most. | Strict — strong personal and business credit usually required. |
| Flexibility | Factor only the invoices you choose, when you need cash. Scales with your receivables. | Fixed loan amount and repayment schedule, regardless of cash flow. |
Invoice factoring works for nearly any construction business waiting 30, 60, or 90 days to get paid. If you have completed work but the money has not arrived yet, factoring can bridge the gap.
Managing payroll, subcontractors, and materials across multiple jobs while waiting on progress payments.
Often last in line to get paid, even though labour and material costs hit immediately.
Covering equipment, licensing, and skilled labour between billing cycles.
Funding parts, fixtures, and crews without dipping into reserves.
Managing seasonal demand swings and large equipment purchases.
Handling heavy upfront material costs on jobs that pay out weeks later.
Most standard business-to-business construction invoices qualify, as long as the work is complete and the customer is creditworthy.
Billings to private companies, developers, and property owners for completed work or delivered materials. These are the most common type of factorable construction invoice.
Invoices to federal, state, and municipal agencies. Government clients are reliable payers but often notoriously slow. Factoring smooths out those extended payment timelines.
Partial billings tied to project milestones or percentage-of-completion, common on larger construction jobs. Each approved milestone billing can often be factored independently.
Invoices owed by general contractors to subcontractors on net-30 to net-90 payment terms. Factoring helps subcontractors stay funded without waiting on the general contractor's payment cycle.
How Invoice Factoring Works For Construction
You finish the agreed phase of work and submit your approved pay application or invoice to the general contractor or project owner, following contract terms and billing schedules.
Once your invoice or progress billing is approved, you submit it to us. We review the documentation, verify the details (including lien waivers and contract terms if required), and confirm eligibility.
After verification, you receive up to 90% of the invoice value — often within one business day — giving you immediate cash flow to cover payroll, materials, equipment rentals, and upcoming project costs.
When the contractor or project owner pays the invoice, you receive the remaining balance minus our agreed fee. As you submit more invoices, your available funding grows with your business.
Call now or request a free estimate to see how construction invoice factoring can support payroll, materials, equipment rentals, and upcoming project costs.
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