- Determine your lifting needs: Consider the types of vehicles you will be lifting and the weight capacity you will need.
- Choose the right type of lift: Decide between a two-post lift, four-post lift, scissor lift, or in-ground lift.
- Consider safety features: Look for safety features such as automatic arm restraints, locking mechanisms, and overload protection.
- Check for certifications: Look for certifications such as ALI or ETL certification, which indicate that the lift has been tested and meets industry standards.
- Read reviews: Research different brands and models, and read reviews from other customers to get an idea of the lift’s reliability and performance.
- Consider the warranty and customer service: Make sure the lift comes with a warranty and that the manufacturer has a good reputation for customer service.
- Check the shipping and installation cost: Make sure you factor in the cost of shipping and installation when making your decision.
Because I specialize in equipment and software financing between $1k – $1mil, it’s important that I move rapidly. And with the help of my team, I’m able to move deals from application to funding within hours.
And not just for well-established companies, I close quickly on start-ups and sole props as well.
I work hard every day, rarely take a day off, and ALWAYS return calls. And with my decade-plus of experience in finance, I know how to work a deal. Call me and find out for yourself.
Jim Coxon - Equipment Lease and Finance 