We speak both sides of the trade.
We work with contractors buying tools, trucks, and fabrication machinery, and with property owners and facility managers replacing whole systems.
Industries we serve
Commercial HVAC runs on expensive iron. A contractor needs recovery machines, vacuum pumps, a plasma table, and a fleet of stocked vans before the first service call. A building owner facing a failed chiller or a tired rooftop unit is often staring at a six figure replacement that nobody budgeted for, usually in the middle of July.
MissionFund is a veteran owned commercial finance brokerage in Loveland, Colorado. We don't lend our own money. We take one application, compare offers from 60+ lending sources, and help you choose financing for HVAC equipment from $10K to $5MM+, so the job moves forward without draining your cash.

Whether you install systems, service them, or own the building they sit on, we can help you finance the equipment below.
Replace or add packaged RTUs, economizers, and curbs without a big cash outlay.
Finance custom and modular AHUs, makeup air units, and energy recovery units.
Finance air cooled and water cooled chillers, cooling towers, and plant pumps.
Finance condensing and steam boilers, hydronic pumps and piping, and water heaters.
Finance VRF outdoor units, indoor fan coils, heat recovery systems, and mini splits.
Finance walk in coolers and freezers, condensing units, rack systems, and display cases.
Finance BAS upgrades, smart thermostats, sensors, and energy management software.
Finance exhaust fans, ERVs, air purification, filtration, and humidity control.
Finance plasma tables, coil lines, brakes, shears, seamers, and rollers for duct shops.
Finance recovery machines, vacuum pumps, leak detectors, and service vans and trucks.
Getting options shouldn't take longer than a service call. Here's how it goes:
Fill out one short application. We use a soft credit pull only, so checking your options won't affect your credit score.
Some lenders like contractor fleets and tools. Others prefer large building system projects with a quote from a mechanical contractor. We know which ones fit your deal and submit your application on your behalf to lenders within our network.
We lay out the offers side by side without the jargon, including structure, ownership at the end, and what the lender needs to close.
Once you pick an offer, funding can often finalize with just a driver's license and the equipment invoice or contractor quote. The lender pays the vendor, and your crew gets to work.
We work with contractors buying tools, trucks, and fabrication machinery, and with property owners and facility managers replacing whole systems.
Depending on the lender, financing can cover cranes, rigging, controls, startup, and installation labor on a system replacement.
HVAC work swings with the weather. We look for structures that keep payments manageable through your slower months.
Comparing offers costs nothing and never triggers a hard inquiry.
Instead of filling out forms at several banks, you apply once and we do the shopping.
We explain every offer in plain terms so you know exactly what you're signing.
You own the equipment from day one and make fixed payments. It's a natural fit for contractors buying tools, machinery, and vans they plan to run for the long haul.
A loan that usually carries the strongest incentives for paying off early, though the details depend on the lender. It works well when you expect a big project payment or a utility rebate check to land after installation.
Lower payments, then upgrade, keep leasing, buy at fair market value, or return it. It suits building automation and controls, where technology moves fast.
Government backed loans up to $5MM for larger projects, real estate, acquisitions, and expansion. Consider it for a new shop, a fabrication building, or buying another contractor.
Just left a big mechanical contractor to start your own shop? Equipment financing is available from day one, so a brand new HVAC company can finance a service van, a recovery machine, and a set of gauges before landing its first commercial account.
Once you've been in business at least a year, working capital can help you cover payroll and materials while you wait on progress payments, and a business line of credit lets you draw what you need, when you need it, for surprise equipment orders. For bigger moves like a new shop or an acquisition, SBA loans can support projects up to $5MM.
Requests under $150K can often be approved on the application alone. That covers most service vans, tool packages, and single rooftop unit replacements.
For larger requests, such as a chiller plant, a full building retrofit, or a coil line, financial statements can strengthen the deal and support a bigger amount. When it's time to fund, many deals finalize with just a driver's license and the equipment invoice or contractor quote. Have questions first? Book a call or visit our FAQ.
Still have a question?
Talk to a real person. We're happy to walk you through your options.
Both. Building owners, property managers, and businesses that occupy their own space can finance rooftop units, chillers, boilers, and controls. Contractors can finance the tools, machinery, and vehicles they use to install and service those systems.
Often, yes. Depending on the lender, financing can include installation labor, crane and rigging costs, controls integration, and startup. Bring your contractor's full quote and we'll look for lenders that cover the whole project.
You can apply in minutes, and we submit your application to lenders within our network. Smaller requests can often be approved on the application alone, which helps when a building is without heat or cooling and you need to place an order quickly.
No. We use a soft credit pull only, which doesn't affect your credit score. Applying is free, and submitting the application authorizes us to send it to lenders on your behalf.
Many lenders finance used equipment, especially sheet metal machinery, plasma tables, and service vehicles bought from a reputable seller. Lender appetite varies with the age and condition of the equipment, so share the details and we'll match you with the right sources.
Some equipment may qualify for Section 179 deductions, and some high efficiency systems may also be eligible for utility rebates. Rules change, so check with your tax professional before you count on any benefit.
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Applying is free, takes just a few minutes, and uses a soft credit pull only.
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