Paving & Compaction Equipment Financing

Financing for rollers, compactors and asphalt pavers. Single and double drum rollers, new or used, dealer or private party. 650+ credit. Apply in 5 minutes.

Compaction is where good site work and paving jobs are won or lost. A failed density test means rework, callbacks, and lost margin, and waiting on a rental roller means crews standing around. MarCom Capital helps paving, grading, and site prep contractors finance rollers, compactors, and paving equipment, new or used, so the right machine is on site when the work is ready.

Paving and Compaction Equipment We Finance

• Single-drum vibratory soil compactors, smooth drum and padfoot
• Double-drum (tandem) asphalt rollers
• Pneumatic tire rollers
• Combination rollers
• Small walk-behind and ride-on trench rollers
• Plate compactors and rammers
• Asphalt pavers
• Cold planers and milling machines
• Crack sealing and sealcoating equipment
• Trailers to haul rollers and compactors between jobs

We finance all major makes from dealers, auctions, and private sellers.

Who Paving and Compaction Financing Is For

• Paving and asphalt contractors
• Parking lot and driveway paving contractors
• Sealcoating and pavement maintenance contractors
• Grading and site prep contractors
• Excavation and utility contractors compacting backfill
• Concrete and flatwork contractors preparing subgrade
• General contractors who self-perform site work

Matching the Roller to the Work

Choosing the right compaction equipment protects your margin, so it helps to think about the work before you finance the machine.

Single-drum vibratory compactors are the workhorse for soil and aggregate base. A smooth drum works well on granular material and finished base, while a padfoot drum is built to knead and compact cohesive soils like clay. For site prep and grading contractors, a single-drum roller is often the first compaction machine to buy.

Double-drum asphalt rollers are built for hot mix. Two vibrating drums give even compaction and a smooth finish, which is why paving crews rely on them for breakdown and finish rolling. Smaller tandem rollers are popular for driveways, parking lots, and patch work, where maneuverability matters.

Pneumatic tire rollers knead the asphalt surface and are often used as an intermediate roller on larger paving jobs. Plate compactors, rammers, and walk-behind trench rollers handle tight areas, trenches, and small jobs where a ride-on roller won't fit.

Why Paving Contractors Finance Instead of Rent

Paving and site work run on tight schedules. When a rental roller isn't available the day the mix arrives, the job stalls and the crew still gets paid. If you rent compaction equipment most months of the paving season, add up those invoices, including delivery and pickup. For many contractors, a season of rentals comes close to a season of payments on equipment they would own.

Owning your rollers also gives you consistency. You know how your machine performs, you maintain it on your schedule, and your operators know its controls. That consistency shows up in density results and finish quality.

Financing Used Rollers and Paving Equipment

Used compaction equipment is a smart way to add capacity at a lower cost, since used machines typically cost 30% to 50% less than new. When financing used rollers or pavers, lenders look at:

• Hours on the machine
• Drum condition and vibration system
• Water spray system on asphalt rollers
• Screed and conveyor condition on pavers
• Age, maintenance records, and overall condition
• Seller type: dealer, auction, or private party

For private-party deals, the lender typically verifies the equipment and checks for liens before paying the seller directly. Learn more in our used equipment financing guide.

Building a Paving Package

Many paving contractors finance more than one machine at once, such as a tandem roller paired with a skid steer for cleanup and material handling, or a roller and a trailer to haul it. When multiple pieces are on the same invoice from the same seller, they can often be financed together in one package with one monthly payment. Ask us about combining equipment when you apply.

How Paving and Compaction Equipment Financing Works

What You Need to Qualify

• Personal credit score of 650 or higher
• An established business (newer businesses, ask us about options)
• Revenue that comfortably supports the monthly payment
• Equipment details: year, make, model, hours, price, and seller
• Recent business bank statements for larger amounts

See the full breakdown in our heavy equipment financing requirements guide.

Paving Equipment and Section 179

Financed rollers, compactors, and pavers can qualify for the Section 179 deduction like a cash purchase. For 2026, the deduction limit is $2,560,000, and equipment must be placed in service by December 31, 2026, to count this tax year. Both new and used equipment can qualify. Ask your tax professional how it applies to your business, and see our Section 179 guide.

Paving & Compaction Equipment Financing FAQ

Hit Density on Your Schedule

Stop waiting on rental rollers. Apply in about five minutes and see what you qualify for.