Finance lifts, diagnostic equipment, and shop expansions with capital designed for the automotive service industry.



2,400+ businesses fundedNo SSN required • Free quote in minutesTwo banks told me to come back next year. These guys had money in my account by Thursday.
Nobody pulled my credit, nobody played games. The offer they showed me is the offer I got.
Bought a second truck 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.
Auto repair shops are the backbone of local transportation infrastructure, but operating one profitably requires continuous investment in technology, equipment, and skilled technicians. Modern vehicles demand computerized diagnostics, ADAS calibration tools, and EV-specific equipment that didn't exist a decade ago. Shops that don't invest in these capabilities lose customers to dealerships and national chains that can afford to stay current.
Granton Hale Capital understands the auto service business. We fund independent shops, multi-bay facilities, tire dealers, transmission specialists, and collision repair centers. Our underwriting evaluates your repair order volume, average ticket size, and customer return rate, metrics that directly reflect the health of an automotive service business. A shop averaging 25 repair orders per week at $400+ per ticket has strong, fundable revenue.
Our auto repair clients use funding to install new lifts and alignment racks, upgrade diagnostic equipment for newer vehicle models, expand into additional service bays, stock parts inventory, and hire ASE-certified technicians in a competitive labor market.
ADAS calibration, hybrid/EV service tools, and advanced diagnostic systems cost $10K-$100K+ each. Shops that can't diagnose and repair modern vehicles lose customers to competitors and dealerships who can.
Stocking commonly needed parts (brakes, filters, fluids, sensors) reduces customer wait times and improves margins versus ordering per-job. But maintaining adequate inventory ties up $20K-$100K+ in capital.
Experienced ASE-certified technicians command $60K-$100K+ annually. The industry faces a chronic shortage, competing for talent requires competitive pay, modern equipment, and sometimes sign-on bonuses.
A shop with 4 bays can only service so many vehicles per day. Adding lifts, expanding floor space, or relocating to a larger facility requires capital that day-to-day operations rarely generate fast enough.
Finance lifts, alignment machines, diagnostic tools, tire changers, paint booths, and other shop equipment with terms matched to useful life.
Fund parts inventory, payroll, marketing, and operational expenses during growth phases or seasonal volume fluctuations.
Structured financing for shop expansions, facility relocations, or major renovation projects.
Flexible credit for managing variable parts purchasing costs and covering expenses during slower periods.



Add two-post or four-post lifts, alignment racks, and wheel balancers to increase daily vehicle throughput.
Purchase ADAS calibration systems, advanced scan tools, and EV-specific service equipment to handle modern vehicles.
Add service bays, expand your waiting area, or relocate to a larger facility to accommodate growing demand.
Fund competitive compensation packages and sign-on bonuses to attract ASE-certified technicians in a tight labor market.
Real businesses, real outcomes. Names and details changed for privacy — the numbers are typical of funded files.
Yes. We finance all major shop equipment including lifts (two-post, four-post, scissor), alignment machines, tire changers, balancers, diagnostic scan tools, ADAS calibration systems, paint booths, and frame machines. Both new and used equipment qualify.
Yes. We fund collision repair, body shops, paintless dent repair, and auto glass businesses. These businesses have specific equipment needs (frame machines, paint booths, welding equipment) that we're familiar with and regularly finance.
We look at your monthly repair order count, average ticket size, customer retention rate, and overall monthly revenue. We also consider your shop's reputation (Google reviews, ASE certifications) and the competitive landscape in your market.
Absolutely. Maintaining an in-house inventory of high-turnover parts (brakes, filters, belts, fluids, common sensors) improves turnaround time and margins. We provide working capital specifically suited for building and maintaining parts inventory.