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MCA debt relief for construction contractors

Contractors often wait 30, 60 or 90 days to get paid while payroll and materials are due now. That gap is where MCAs come in.

Why contractors use MCAs

  • Long payment cycles and retainage held until project completion
  • Material costs due upfront
  • Gaps between projects
  • Equipment purchases and repairs

The risk to customer relationships

MCA funders with UCC filings may, in some circumstances, send notices to your general contractors or property owners asking them to pay the funder directly. That can damage relationships and future bids. See what to do if a funder contacts your customers.

How we help

We review your MCAs alongside your receivables schedule, retainage and equipment obligations, and build a negotiation plan that matches when your money actually comes in.

Questions

Do lumpy project payments support a payment adjustment?

Irregular receivables are exactly what reconciliation provisions are meant to address. Documented gaps in receipts can support a request, though the funder decides.

Let’s review where your business stands.

Every situation is different. Creditor participation and specific outcomes are not guaranteed.