Equipment upgrades, crew expansion and seasonal working capital to take on bigger jobs and win new commercial grounds-maintenance contracts.



2,400+ businesses fundedNo upfront fees • Free quote in minutesTwo banks told me to come back next year. These guys had the money in my account by Thursday.
Nobody ran a hard search, nobody played games. The offer they showed me is the offer I got.
Bought a second van right before our busy season. It paid for itself in two months.


We fund the business on its revenue — not your possessions.

Repayment follows your actual sales — strong months pay more, slow months ease up.

Most owners see offers the same day and money within ~24 hours of signing.
Landscaping and lawn care businesses face a sharp seasonal challenge: revenue concentrates in spring and summer while equipment costs, insurance premiums and retaining key staff require year-round investment. A successful landscaping company might generate 70–80% of annual revenue in just six months, then spend the off-season maintaining equipment, training crews and marketing for the next season — all while cash reserves dwindle.
Granton Hale Capital funds landscaping operators from solo crews to multi-van commercial operations. We understand the seasonal revenue pattern and structure funding to match — including repayment terms that account for lower winter revenue. We assess your business on recurring commercial contracts, residential customer retention and seasonal revenue consistency rather than the flat monthly turnover that high-street banks prefer. Most decisions start with a soft search that leaves no mark on your credit file.
Our landscaping clients use funding to buy mowers, vans, trailers and hardscaping equipment; hire and retain seasonal crews; bid on larger commercial grounds-maintenance contracts; and add services like irrigation, gritting and snow clearance, or outdoor lighting to generate year-round revenue.
Most landscaping revenue arrives between April and October, but van finance payments, insurance and equipment maintenance continue year-round. Cash reserves from peak season must stretch through 4–5 months of reduced income.
Commercial mowers (£6K–£12K), vans and tipper trucks (£25K–£55K), trailers and hardscaping equipment require significant capital. Worn equipment reduces efficiency and credibility with commercial clients who expect a professional-grade operation.
Finding reliable crew members gets harder every season. Competitive wages, benefits and off-season retention pay are needed to avoid the costly cycle of hiring and training new workers every spring.
Commercial grounds-maintenance contracts offer higher margins and recurring revenue but require more equipment, larger crews and sometimes the insurance levels that stretch current financial capacity.
Finance commercial mowers, vans, trailers, skid-steer loaders and hardscaping equipment with terms that match seasonal cash-flow patterns.
Cover off-season expenses, crew payroll during ramp-up and material costs for the start of the busy season.
Draw funds for variable expenses like bark, plants and stone as jobs are booked, repaying as invoices are settled.
Structured finance for van and fleet purchases, depot upgrades or adding new service capabilities like irrigation installation.



Replace ageing mowers, add a new van or invest in hardscaping kit like mini-excavators and plate compactors to take on commercial projects.
Fund competitive wages, sign-on bonuses and off-season retention pay to secure reliable crew members before your competitors do.
Invest in the equipment, insurance and crew capacity needed to bid on managing-agent, facilities-management and commercial property grounds-maintenance contracts.
Expand into irrigation installation, outdoor lighting, gritting and snow clearance, or tree surgery to generate income when mowing revenue drops off.
Real businesses, real outcomes. Names and details changed for privacy — the numbers are typical of funded files.
Yes. We understand the seasonal nature of landscaping and assess your annual revenue pattern, not just the current month. Many clients apply in late winter or early spring to have capital ready for the busy season, and we structure repayment to account for seasonal revenue variation.
We finance commercial mowers (zero-turn, stand-on), vans, enclosed and open trailers, mini-excavators, skid-steer loaders, hardscaping saws, stump grinders, aerators and virtually any other equipment used in professional landscaping.
Yes. Scaling from sole trader to employer is a common inflection point. We can provide working capital to cover initial crew wages while you grow revenue to support the additional labour costs, and most deals need no personal guarantee. We've helped many landscaping businesses make this transition.
Absolutely. Recurring commercial grounds-maintenance contracts provide predictable revenue that strengthens your application significantly. We view signed commercial agreements as a strong indicator of stable, ongoing cash flow.