The margin on a ProAll sits in how precisely it meters. Mobile concrete operators who run ProAll Reimer units consistently report that tight water-to-cement ratios and on-the-fly mix adjustments cut waste and increase the number of small pours they can serve in a day. That throughput advantage translates directly to revenue, and it is the reason contractors and startup operators keep coming back to the ProAll lineup. We finance ProAll mixers across the full model range, including the P85, P65, E9, E12, R Series, and LM Series, whether you are buying new from a dealer or picking up a quality used unit from a retiring operator.
Our deals start at $50,000 and the typical ProAll transaction runs between $100,000 and $250,000. Application-only financing handles most of that range without requiring full tax-return packages. We move in one to two weeks from approval to funded, which keeps you competitive on timing when a good machine comes available.
ProAll Model Range and What Each Brings to the Business
ProAll's Reimer line covers a span of output classes. The P85 is the high-capacity end, designed for contractors who want to service commercial pours or high-volume residential projects without making multiple trips to a batch plant. The P65 sits in the mid-range, a popular choice for operators who want flexibility across residential driveways, commercial footings, and light infrastructure work.
The E-Series adds electronic metering with more granular batch control. The E9 is compact enough to work on constrained residential sites while still delivering accurate mixes with good speed. The E12 steps up output while retaining the electronic controls that make auditing and ticketing straightforward on public-works jobs. For operators who need a lightweight trailer-mount option rather than a full truck build, the LM Series fits crews that want to expand capacity without committing to a second truck chassis investment.
All ProAll Reimer units share the brand's approach to separate material compartments and continuous mixing at the chute, which eliminates the washout waste that transit-mix trucks incur on partial loads. That is the margin story for mobile concrete businesses that serve short-load and custom-spec work.
Who Buys and Finances ProAll Equipment
ProAll buyers tend to fall into a few clear groups. The first is the experienced concrete contractor who has been buying plant mix and paying the premium on short loads. They run the numbers, see that on-site batching pays back fast when you are doing three to five small pours a day, and make the move. That buyer usually has solid credit history and a banking relationship, so the deal goes quickly.
The second group is the entrepreneurial operator starting fresh, often coming out of a ready-mix driver or crew foreman background. They know the equipment, they know the market, and they need the financing structure to make sense for a business with limited operating history. We have startup financing programs specifically designed for that path, including down-payment structures that keep monthly obligations manageable while the route builds.
The third group is an operator who already runs one mixer and wants to add a second route. They have proven revenue and often solid collateral in the existing machine. A Sale-Leaseback on the existing ProAll can generate the down payment or working capital for the second unit without requiring fresh savings or outside investors.
How Fast We Move on ProAll Deals
ProAll mixers are liquid assets in the volumetric mixer market. Dealers across North America carry them, and the resale channel is active, which means lenders are comfortable with the collateral. That active market translates to faster credit decisions and fewer back-and-forth requests on documentation.
On a straightforward deal with an established business, the process runs like this: you submit your application and three months of bank statements, we pull a soft credit review, a decision comes back in 24 to 48 hours, and we issue terms. Once you sign and we coordinate with the dealer or seller, funding typically lands in one to two weeks. For private-party purchases, allow a little additional time for title verification. We handle the lien search and work with you to get the paperwork clean.
Typical Deal Structure on a ProAll
An equipment loan on a ProAll gives you a fixed monthly payment, a defined payoff date, and full ownership at the end. Terms typically run 36 to 72 months depending on the machine's age, the deal size, and your credit profile. For newer units, longer terms lower the monthly payment and improve cash flow, which matters when you are still building the route.
A lease structure works differently. At the end of the term, you can buy the machine at its fair market value, return it, or roll into a new unit. Leases tend to carry lower monthly payments than loans on the same machine, though you do not build equity the same way. Many operators use a dollar-buyout lease to get the lower payment while keeping a clear path to ownership at the end. We walk through both structures and show you the real numbers on each so you can pick what fits your cash flow and tax situation.
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Whether you have a specific model in mind or are still comparing units, we can talk through the numbers and get you a rate picture quickly. Submit your deal information and we will follow up within one business day.