Absolutely, we understand that municipalities often have to juggle tight budgets while meeting the needs of their communities. That’s why we do offer tailored financing and leasing options specifically for cities and towns looking to purchase new urban trash cans.
First, let’s talk about leasing. Leasing is a great option if you want to spread out the cost over time without a large upfront investment. We offer flexible lease terms—typically ranging from 12 to 60 months—depending on the total order value and your municipality’s credit profile. At the end of the lease, you have the option to purchase the cans at a fair market value, renew the lease, or return them if you’re testing a new design. This is especially useful if you’re running a pilot program in a downtown district or a park.
Second, for financing, we work with several government-approved lenders who specialize in municipal purchases. This means you can apply for a low-interest loan or a payment plan that aligns with your fiscal year budgeting. Some municipalities even qualify for zero-interest deferred payment plans, where you don’t start paying until after the first year—perfect for capital improvement projects that need approval cycles.
We also offer a “lease-to-own” program for larger orders. Instead of paying 100% upfront, you pay a monthly fee over two to three years, and then the ownership transfers to your city automatically. This helps with cash flow and avoids the need for a lump sum from your general fund.
One thing I’d suggest is to check if your state or county has any grant programs that pair with our financing. Many municipalities have successfully combined our leasing options with environmental grants for sustainable waste solutions, making it even more affordable.
Do you have a specific number of cans or a budget range in mind? I can walk you through a custom quote and show you a sample payment schedule. Just let me know if you’d prefer a lease or a financed plan, and I’ll put together a proposal that fits your city’s needs.