By equipment type

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7 equipment categories, each with the guides that explain the structure and the calculator that answers the first question a quote raises.

Cooking line and hot side

Ranges, fryers, combi ovens, griddles, and the hood system above them.

What it covers

  • /Ranges, char broilers, and griddles
  • /Fryers and pressure fryers
  • /Combi ovens, convection ovens, and steamers
  • /Hood, makeup air, and fire suppression

How it finances

Hot line equipment is serialized and recoverable, so it finances against itself. Hood and ventilation work is construction, not equipment, and usually belongs on the buildout program even when it is quoted on the same page.

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Refrigeration and cold storage

Walk-ins, reach-ins, prep tables, ice machines, and display cases.

What it covers

  • /Walk-in coolers and freezers
  • /Reach-ins, undercounters, and refrigerated prep tables
  • /Ice machines and bins
  • /Refrigerated display and merchandising cases

How it finances

Refrigeration failures are the most common emergency request we see, because inventory spoils on a clock. Speed of funding matters more than a small pricing difference when the box is already down.

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Bakery production

Deck and rack ovens, spiral mixers, proofers, retarders, and sheeters.

What it covers

  • /Deck, rack, and convection ovens
  • /Spiral and planetary mixers
  • /Proofers, retarders, and dough sheeters
  • /Refrigerated and dry display cases

How it finances

Bakery equipment is sized to batch weight and bake cycles, not to square footage. Throughput equipment like a sheeter or a retarder is evaluated on the labor hours it removes, which is the number an underwriter wants explained.

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Brewing and beverage

Fermentation and brite tanks, canning and kegging lines, glycol, and draft systems.

What it covers

  • /Fermentation and brite tanks
  • /Canning and kegging lines
  • /Glycol loops and chillers
  • /Draft systems, walk-in keg coolers, and taproom bar equipment

How it finances

Tanks and packaging lines are long life assets and commonly carry the longest terms available. Installation and freight belong on the same quote, since financing them separately pushes the cost onto the operating account.

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Trucks, trailers, and mobile units

Food trucks, trailers, carts, generators, and the buildout inside them.

What it covers

  • /New and used food trucks
  • /Concession trailers and carts
  • /Generators, propane systems, and water tanks
  • /Interior kitchen buildout and wraps

How it finances

A titled vehicle underwrites differently than the kitchen bolted inside it. Age, mileage, and inspection drive the term on the chassis, while the equipment package can often carry its own structure.

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Front of house and technology

POS, kitchen display, seating, bar builds, and signage.

What it covers

  • /POS terminals, handhelds, and kitchen display systems
  • /Seating, tables, booths, and millwork
  • /Bar equipment and back bar refrigeration
  • /Interior and exterior signage

How it finances

Furniture, fixtures, and technology are lower ticket and lose value fast, so shorter terms are normal. Bundling them into a buildout request is usually cheaper than financing each vendor on its own paper.

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Warehouse, storage, and delivery

Refrigerated vans, racking, pallet handling, and commissary equipment.

What it covers

  • /Refrigerated vans and box trucks
  • /Pallet racking and shelving
  • /Pallet jacks and forklifts
  • /Commissary and ghost kitchen production equipment

How it finances

Distribution assets are financed against volume that already exists on the invoices. When receivables sit 30 to 60 days out, the equipment note and a line of credit usually get structured together rather than one at a time.

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