General, Specialty, and Commercial Trades
Construction companies often scale rapidly through contract wins but face financial friction due to unpredictable cash flow, heavy equipment costs, delayed receivables, and seasonal swings. Many firms rely on personal credit, short-term capital, and limited vendor terms — making them ideal candidates for Harvest’s solutions.

Common Painpoints
• Reliance on personal credit for business loans or leases • High cost of capital due to weak commercial credit profile • Inability to qualify for bonding, insurance, or public contracts • Poor documentation structure for institutional lending • Vendor term limitations and upfront material costs • Cash flow volatility due to long pay cycles and retainage • Limited internal financial processes despite strong revenue
Vision For Success
• EIN-based credit development to reduce personal liability • Compliance alignment to meet contractor and institutional expectations • Vendor and trade credit expansion to support material purchases • Underwriting readiness and bonding qualification support • Debt restructuring to replace short-term or merchant cash advances • Fundability audits to prepare for larger equipment or capital projects
Solutions For
Construction & Contracting
E.I.N.-Based Credit Development
Establish and strengthen your company’s credit profile using your business’s E.I.N. — opening the door to credit accounts, trade terms, and cards that report properly and enhance your creditworthiness.
Cost of Capital Optimization
Identify high-interest instruments, restructure debt where needed, and align your profile to meet bank-grade underwriting expectations.
Corporate Credit Compliance
Many manufacturers miss funding opportunities because of structural gaps — incorrect filings, missing reports, or weak presentation. We make sure you’re institutionally aligned.
Capital Positioning & Fundability Readiness
From fundability audits to lender readiness scorecards, we ensure your next capital request is met with confidence — not red flags.
Institutional Trust Building
We help you present your business with the polish and structure expected by lenders, underwriters, and procurement officers.
Ready for the Next Steps?
Take positive action towards measurable results within your business.

From Reactive to Ready
How a Commercial Contractor Replaced High-Interest Debt and Secured Institutional Credit
A multi-site commercial contractor eliminated merchant debt, removed personal guarantees, and gained pre-approval for institutional capital after building its credit foundation with Harvest.
Resources For Manufacturers
Frequently Asked Questions
Absolutely. Structured access to credit allows you to bridge gaps between pay apps, cover material costs up front, and avoid high-interest alternatives like merchant cash advances.
Yes — and especially so. Many small firms keep everything under one name. We help you separate the business financially, reduce risk, and create a credit profile that grows with your operation.
Profitability is great — but institutional funders and government contracts look beyond the income statement. Our process helps you meet those expectations and prepares you for larger-scale opportunities.
Yes. A properly structured credit and compliance system often improves bonding capacity and lowers insurance premiums, as underwriters assess business structure, financial health, and operational risk.
That’s a great start. We help strategically optimize those accounts, align them with reporting bureaus, and build the kind of profile lenders and procurement teams look for — enhancing fundability and reputation.
Many construction businesses rely on personal guarantees for equipment loans, materials, or bonding. Establishing business credit separates your liability, opens better terms with suppliers, and increases financing capacity for projects.
Larger commercial contracts often require proof of financial capability, bonding limits, and creditworthiness. With structured business credit and reporting in place, you can bid confidently without overextending your personal assets.