Contract guard services
Unarmed and armed officers posted at offices, warehouses, hospitals and retail centers.
Meet weekly guard payroll while commercial, property and event clients pay on 30 to 60-day terms. Factoring built for payroll-heavy security firms.
Labor is most of a security company's cost. Officers expect to be paid every week or two, and overtime, uniforms, insurance and vehicle costs follow close behind. Property managers, corporate campuses, construction sites and event venues, on the other hand, often pay on 30 to 60-day terms. Each new post you staff widens the gap between payroll out and payment in.
Security services factoring advances most of the value of your client invoices once hours are billed, so payroll is funded by the work your officers have already done. That lets you bid on larger contracts, add posts quickly and cover holiday and event surges without tapping a personal line of credit.
If you bill commercial or institutional clients for coverage already provided, factoring can match your billing rhythm.
Unarmed and armed officers posted at offices, warehouses, hospitals and retail centers.
Patrol routes covering apartment communities, industrial parks and HOAs, billed monthly.
Crowd management for concerts, sports and festivals, where staffing spikes and payment lags behind.
Overnight and weekend coverage for job sites, often billed to general contractors on long terms.
Smaller firms with high per-hour costs and corporate clients on net terms.
When payroll is due before clients pay, many owners reach for a short-term loan or a credit card. Here is how factoring compares.
| Feature | Invoice Factoring | Short-Term Payroll Loan |
|---|---|---|
| Source of repayment | Your client's payment on the invoice | Your business, on a fixed schedule |
| Effect on debt | Sale of receivables, no new loan on the books | Adds debt and often a personal guarantee |
| Funding as you add posts | Grows with the hours you bill | Fixed amount, reapply to increase |
| Approval basis | Your clients' creditworthiness | Your credit score and cash history |
| Cost visibility | A quoted percentage per invoice, generally 1% to 5% | Interest and fees that vary widely by lender |
Winning a large site or a season of events should not mean months of personal cash covering payroll. With factoring, each invoice from that new client becomes funding for the officers who earned it, so growth pays for itself. Firms that also place staff on temporary assignments may find our staffing factoring page relevant.
Rates start at 1.2% and every cost is in a written quote before you commit. Factor every client, or only the slow ones, and stop when you no longer need it. If you are early in the business, see factoring for new businesses.
Most of what we look at is about your clients and the hours you bill them.
Service agreements showing rates, post coverage and payment terms.
Hours or shift reports that support each invoice, ideally signed off by the client.
A current list of open invoices and how long each client usually takes to pay.
Basic company information and the licensing your firm holds to operate in Texas.
Call now or request a free estimate to see how security services factoring can support guard payroll, new contracts, and coverage for growing clients.
Straight answers for Texas businesses comparing invoice factoring options.
Talk with a Texas factoring team that understands payroll, receivables, slow-paying customers, and the pressure of keeping operations moving.
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