Roll Off Truck Financing

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If you have ever seen a truck hauling a modular container or seen a truck carefully tipping a container backwards to allow it to roll off onto the ground, then you have probably seen a roll off truck. Roll off trucks have the ability to raise their bed and slowly deposit or 'roll off' the container onto the unloading area. Another container is put on the vehicle allowing the waste to be processed while the vehicle is going out for another load. Because of their high cost, businesses often choose garbage truck leasing to finance roll off trucks. And they prefer to use a company that is experienced with business vehicle leasing.

Crest Capital has been in the business of leasing business vehicles such as roll off trucks since 1989. We offer a simple one form application process, great rates, and can usually get you a credit decision on your roll off truck financing application in a few hours. Contact us today to learn more about financing roll off trucks for your business.

Cable and Hook Lift Roll-Off Trucks

Roll-off trucks load containers in two main ways: a cable hoist winches the container up a tilting frame, and a hook lift pulls it on with a hydraulic arm. A hook lift can also carry flatbeds, dump bodies and other bodies on the same truck.

Who Uses Roll-Off Trucks

Waste haulers, dumpster rental companies, demolition and construction contractors, recyclers and scrap yards use them to place and swap containers.

Containers, Grapples and Garbage Trucks

Open-top containers take construction and cleanup debris, and compactor containers take steady waste. For loose brush and bulky items, see grapple truck financing; for collection routes, see garbage truck financing.

New and Used Roll-Off Trucks

Before buying used, check the hoist or hook arm, the rails and rollers, the cables or hydraulics, the tarp system, the frame for cracks, and the chassis service records.