
The Hidden Cost of Waiting: How Cash Flow Timing Derails Construction Projects
Delayed payments can quietly kill your momentum—and your next job. Learn how poor cash flow timing impacts contractors and how to stay ahead with strategic funding.
Construction moves fast—your funding should too. We help contractors cover upfront costs, bridge payment delays, and take on more work without relying on slow-moving banks.
No hard credit check, no collateral required.
Even profitable contractors face dangerous cash gaps. These real-world stats show just how delayed payments, retention, and financing gaps are impacting the trades.
83 days
Average payment delay in construction
Contractors wait nearly 3 months on average to get paid—even when terms are Net 30.
$208B
Capital stuck in unpaid invoices
That's how much cash is locked up in U.S. construction receivables at any given time.
73%
Contractors who front materials out of pocket
And over half say they've had to pass on new jobs because their cash was tied up elsewhere.
We're not here to replace your bank—we're here when the bank can't keep up. Whether you've hit your credit limit or need funding faster than they can process paperwork, SCG fills the gap with fast, flexible capital built for contractors.
While banks take weeks, we fund you as soon as 24 hours. No red tape, no waiting on underwriters—just fast, flexible capital.
Many contractors use SCG after maxing out their business credit lines. We step in to help keep jobs moving without delay.
Tired of waiting 30–90 days to get paid? Our funding helps you bridge those gaps and take on the next job sooner.
From managing project costs to seizing growth opportunities, discover how financing can help your business thrive.
Front the cost of lumber, roofing supplies, concrete, piping, or electrical before invoice payments clear.
Keep your skilled labor force steady by covering weekly payroll—even when client payments are delayed.
Rent, repair, or replace critical construction equipment like excavators, lifts, or cement mixers.
Fund startup costs to mobilize to new job sites—permits, insurance, materials, fuel, and staffing.
Bridge 30–90 day payment cycles or retention holds with fast capital that keeps jobs moving.
Act quickly on urgent repairs or disaster response jobs before insurance or FEMA payments arrive.
We specialize in helping small-to-mid-sized contractors across every major trade access fast, flexible funding.
From storm response to scaling up commercial projects, our fast, flexible financing has helped contractors across all trades bridge gaps and grow with confidence.
No paperwork. No waiting games. Just a streamlined process built for busy business owners who need capital—fast.
Start with our quick, online application. It takes just minutes, with no complex paperwork required.
Receive a tailored financing offer as soon as 24-48 hours, designed to meet your business needs.
Accept your terms and funds are deposited quickly—allowing you to move forward without delay.
Discover why contractors and builders choose SCG Funding for their financing needs. Our solutions are designed to keep your projects moving forward with fast funding, flexible terms, and industry-specific support.
SCG offers more than just capital—we provide construction businesses with a strategic approach to funding that helps you manage cash flow and seize opportunities. Our deep understanding of the construction industry, combined with fast approvals and flexible terms, makes us the preferred choice for contractors nationwide. From materials and labor to equipment and growth, we're here to support your success at every stage.
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