Case Studies
Deals We've Financed
This Case Studies page features real examples of successful deals completed by Sandringham Business Finance, focusing on a diverse range of sectors including haulage, plant hire, scaffolding, and coach/PSV operators. Each case highlights the variety of equipment and structures we have funded, showcasing our expertise in asset finance.
If you're interested in funding for similar equipment, we invite you to get in touch with us for a same-day quote. Our team is here to help you find the right financial solution tailored to your business needs.
Example Finance Deal: Haulage operator financing an HGV tractor unit and trailer.
A haulage operator recently financed an HGV tractor unit and trailer valued at approximately £68,000 through hire purchase, receiving approval in just 48 hours. By spreading the cost over 48 months, they were able to maintain cash flow during a busy contract season.
With fixed monthly payments and ownership granted at the end of the term, Sandringham effectively structures deals to accommodate seasonal cash flow needs, ensuring clients can manage their finances while expanding their fleet.
Deal snapshot: A brief overview of the key terms and highlights of the agreement for quick reference.
Equipment financed: HGV tractor and trailer.
Deal size is approximately £68,000.
Hire purchase available over 48 months for your convenience.
Turnaround approved within 48 hours.
How the Process Works
Applying for scaffolding finance is typically quick and straightforward.
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Submit a finance enquiry
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Provide basic business and equipment details
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Receive a tailored finance quote
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Approval and documentation
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Equipment purchased and delivered
In many cases, finance approvals can be completed quickly, allowing businesses to secure the equipment they need without delays.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Many UK lenders offer asset finance specifically for construction and scaffolding equipment, including towers, boards, systems, and safety equipment.
In many cases, yes. Some lenders offer finance solutions for startups or new businesses, although deposit requirements may vary.
Yes. Both new and used scaffolding equipment can often be financed depending on the condition, supplier, and value of the assets.
Typical finance terms range from 12 to 60 months, depending on the equipment value and lender criteria.
Some finance agreements may offer tax benefits, particularly hire purchase or leasing agreements. Businesses should speak with their accountant to confirm how finance may affect tax planning.
Speak to a Business Finance Specialist
If your business is looking for asset finance, equipment finance, or flexible business funding, the team at Sandringham Business Finance is here to help.
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Contact Sandringham Business Finance today to discuss your funding requirements and explore the best finance options available for your business.
Case Study: Scaffolding Contractor
A South East scaffolding contractor faced a challenge when they were shortlisted for council contracts across Greater London but lacked sufficient stock of scaffold tubes, fittings, and boards. Purchasing the materials outright would have severely impacted their cash flow, hindering their ability to cover, transport, and other running costs. Instead we provided a solution by financing the materials directly from the supplier through a 36-month hire purchase agreement, valued at £280,000. This arrangement saved the contractor approximately £3,400 per month compared to the costs of hiring equipment. By the end of the term, they will own the scaffolding outright, which will enhance their profit margins on future projects.
Deal snapshot: Essential terms of the agreement.
Equipment financed: scaffold tube, fittings, and boards.
Deal size: £280,000
Structure: 36-month hire purchase agreement with equipment financed directly from the supplier.
Savings: Saved around £3,400 per month compared with the cost of hiring the equipment.
Sector: Scaffolding contractor specializing in council contracts across Greater London.
Outcome: The contractor will own the scaffolding outright at the end of the term, increasing their margin on future contracts.
