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Financing and working capital for snow removal companies in Canada

Tell us what your snow removal company needs. We review your situation, explain in plain terms which independent lender options may fit and what each costs in total, and help you apply. Xito is an intermediary, not a lender.

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Cash-flow pressures snow removal companies often face

Snow removal revenue is seasonal and weather-driven. Equipment, insurance and crew costs start before the first storm, while contract and per-push invoices are often paid weeks later, so cash can run thin early in the season and in a mild winter.

What owners use financing for

  • Prepare plows, salters and trucks before the season
  • Cover payroll and subcontractors between storms and payments
  • Handle slow-paying commercial and property-management accounts
  • Bridge a low-snow month

What lenders usually look at

  • Revenue pattern across a full year, including off-season deposits
  • Contract base and renewals
  • Time in business and credit profile
  • Receivables aging

Each lender sets its own requirements. Typical working capital programs also look for at least 6 months in business, regular deposits into a Canadian business bank account and roughly $10,000 or more in monthly revenue.

How lenders read the financials of a snow removal company

Because the work is seasonal, lenders tend to look at twelve months of deposits rather than a single month. Showing contract renewals and off-season revenue, such as landscaping or summer contracts, helps explain the peaks.

Xito is an intermediary, not a lender: we review your situation, introduce independent lenders and explain what each option costs in total.

How it works

1

Request your review and gather documents

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2

We call you

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3

You choose

We bring back your options with the total cost of each. Nothing proceeds without your approval.

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    What Xito does

    Xito is not a lender. We introduce businesses to independent lenders and funding providers.

    We review your numbers, explain your options and introduce you to lenders whose programs fit. The lender, not Xito, makes the credit decision and sets the terms.

    Who you will deal with

    Xito Capital Partners is a Calgary-based advisory firm led by Andrew Apedoe, with a background in valuation and investment banking. Many clients come to us before a sale, a refinancing or a lender review.

    Common questions from snow removal companies

    Can a seasonal business qualify?

    Often. Lenders look at the whole year of deposits, and each sets its own minimums for time in business and monthly revenue.

    When should I apply before the season?

    Late summer or early fall is a sensible window, before equipment servicing and crew costs ramp up, so funds are in place ahead of the first storm.

    Does Xito lend directly?

    No. Xito is an intermediary that reviews your situation and introduces independent lenders; the lender sets the terms.

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    Getting ready to apply? Use our document checklist to see which documents lenders usually ask for, and send them securely.