Grow the fleet, keep the wheels turning.

Add trucks and trailers when the work is there, and keep fuel, repairs and payroll covered while invoices clear.

Illustration: a truck passing a warehouse with loading bays and pallets.

What transportation & logistics businesses finance with PHB.

  • Trucks and trailers

    Highway tractors, straight trucks, vocational trucks, reefers, flatbeds and dry vans.

  • Fleet growth

    Add units in step with new contracts, or replace ageing equipment before it costs you work.

  • Cash while invoices clear

    Working capital for fuel, maintenance and drivers while shippers pay on terms.

  • Highway tractors
  • Dump trucks
  • Roll-off and hook-lift trucks
  • Reefer trailers
  • Flatbeds
  • Box trucks
  • Waste and recycling trucks
  • Forklifts

Why businesses like yours use PHB.

  • Lenders who finance fleets

    PHB matches you with lenders built for transport, from one truck to a growing fleet.

  • Used units welcome

    Finance the right truck for the route, new or used, from a dealer or a private sale.

  • Keep cash for the road

    Spread the cost of equipment and keep working capital for fuel and payroll.

Three steps to funded.

  1. 1

    See if you qualify

    A few quick questions. Under a minute, no documents, no credit check.

  2. 2

    Get approved

    Lenders who know your industry review your business and approve the amount you need.

  3. 3

    Get funded

    The money lands in your account and the work gets done.

FAQ

Can owner-operators apply?

Yes, as long as the business is incorporated in Canada and meets the basic requirements.

Can I finance a truck and trailer together?

Often, yes. Many lender programs finance packages, including truck-and-bin setups.

Your growth, funded.

Check your eligibility in under a minute, then let PHB find the lenders that fit.

Illustration: a truck passing a warehouse with loading bays and pallets.

Financing subject to lender approval.

PHB is not a lender. Financing is provided by third-party lenders, who make all credit decisions. Rates, terms and approval depend on your business and the lender.