At SurePath Capital Funding, we help you find the right path to acquiring the equipment your business needs—without the burden of a large upfront payment. With our equipment financing solutions, you can get the tools and technology essential to your operations while making manageable monthly payments over time.

This flexible approach keeps your cash flow strong, so you can focus your resources on other critical areas of your business. You’ll gain quick access to equipment, empowering you to serve your customers efficiently and stay competitive.

You may also enjoy potential tax benefits, since lease payments are often considered operational expenses and may be deducted from your taxable income. As you explore this financing path, we’ll help you weigh factors like interest charges, ownership terms, and repayment commitments—so you can move forward with confidence and clarity.

Equipment Financing:

Funding Scenario: Equipment Financing in Action

Business Name: Precision Auto Works

Owner: Marco Delgado

Location: Augusta, Georgia

Marco runs Precision Auto Works, a growing auto repair shop with a reputation for fast service and top-tier workmanship. As demand increased, Marco realized he needed to upgrade his diagnostic tools and purchase a second hydraulic lift to speed up turnaround time and serve more customers.

The total cost for the new equipment was $42,000—more than Marco could afford to pay out of pocket without straining his cash flow. Instead of dipping into his reserves or delaying growth, he contacted SurePath Capital Funding to explore equipment financing options.

He was approved for financing with a 4-year term, resulting in monthly payments of $1,075. Because this financing allowed him to spread the cost over time, Marco kept his cash flow healthy and had funds left to continue marketing and paying staff.

Why It Worked for Marco:

• No large upfront payment – Preserved working capital.

• Fast access to equipment – The new lift and tools were delivered within a week.

• Tax advantage –The financing payments, along with interest and depreciation, qualified for valuable deductions, giving Marco tax savings come season.

• Improved operations – His shop increased daily service capacity by 35%, leading to higher monthly revenue.

Thanks to the right financing path, Marco didn’t just buy equipment—he invested in the future of his business without slowing down or stretching thin.