Bucket Truck Financing

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A Bucket Truck has a long mechanical multi-jointed 'arm' with a bucket at the end. Sometimes, they have a heavy duty winch to move materials such as large signs or building equipment into place. A bucket truck is an absolute must for any precision work involving heights and tight areas. Crest Capital understands this need, and provides business vehicle leasing (including bucket truck financing) that can help you get your vehicle fast.

We understand purchasing expensive business vehicles (like bucket trucks) outright is often unfeasible and can interfere with your cash flow. So we're here to help you secure bucket truck financing or any other sort of business vehicle lease. Our simple application process and fast credit decisions can help you get the bucket truck financing you need, and allow you to get back to what you do best - reaching great heights of service. Contact Crest Capital today.

Types of Bucket Trucks

Bucket trucks differ by boom. Telescopic booms reach straight up and out, articulating booms bend over obstacles, and material handling models add a jib and winch to lift parts and equipment to the work.

Who Uses Bucket Trucks

Electric utilities and line contractors, tree care companies, telecom and cable contractors, and sign and lighting companies run bucket trucks.

Bucket Trucks and Digger Derricks

Line crews often work a bucket truck alongside a digger derrick: the derrick sets the pole and the bucket truck puts the lineworker at the top. See digger derrick truck financing and aerial lift truck financing.

New and Used Bucket Trucks

Many bucket trucks come to market used from utility and contractor fleets. Before buying, check the dielectric test and inspection records, the boom and bucket for cracks, the hydraulics and outriggers, the controls and the chassis records.