Reimer's reputation in the mobile-batching world comes from the kind of durability that makes operators hold onto machines for ten years and still get strong resale when they finally sell. The Canadian heritage of the Reimer design, now carried forward under the ProAll Reimer umbrella, produced units that handle cold-weather operations and aggressive production schedules with equal composure. If you are looking at a Reimer mixer, either as a standalone brand purchase or as part of the ProAll Reimer portfolio, we can structure the financing around the machine and the business you are building. New units, late-model used, even older well-maintained machines, all qualify through our program with the right documentation.
We start at $50,000 and the Reimer deals we see most often run between $80,000 and $180,000. Application-only financing handles most of that range efficiently. For larger or more complex deals we add documentation, but the process still targets a one-to-two week close. If your goal is adding a truck-mounted volumetric mixer to a route that already has some revenue, the underwriting conversation goes faster than it would for a brand-new business.
Where Reimer Fits in the Mobile-Concrete Market
The volumetric mixer market divides broadly into high-volume commercial configurations and flexible short-load units. Reimer has traditionally served operators who need reliability and precise metering across both segments. The machine's build quality means resale values hold well, which is a financing-relevant fact: strong residuals lower lender risk and often produce better rates for the buyer.
Operators serving rural and remote jobsite contractors have found Reimer units particularly practical because the on-site batching model eliminates the delivery radius constraint that limits transit mix. A Reimer can drive to a site two hours from the nearest plant and produce fresh mix on arrival. That reach advantage opens markets that a truck sourcing from a central plant simply cannot serve. The margin per yard on those remote pours is often the best in the business.
For residential concrete contractors running driveways, patios, and foundations, the Reimer's ability to dial mix designs per job and produce exactly the yards ordered without waste is the financial advantage. No short-load fees, no leftover yards to place somewhere. Profit on short loads that would have been losers with plant mix.
How the Reimer Financing Process Works
The process is straightforward. You identify the machine, whether from a dealer, a private seller, or an auction, and bring us the key details: year, model, hours, condition, and asking price. We pull your business credit, review three months of bank statements, and come back with a term sheet. On most deals that takes 24 to 48 hours.
Once you accept terms, we issue approval documents, coordinate with the seller on the purchase, and wire funds directly. For dealer purchases, the dealer receives payment and releases title to us as the lienholder. For private-party sales, we handle the lien search, confirm the title is clean, and fund the transaction. Used Reimer units from private sellers are a common deal type for us, and we treat them the same as dealer transactions in terms of speed and process.
If you are refinancing a Reimer you already own, the process is even shorter. We get the current payoff figure from your existing lender, assess the machine's value, and structure either a straight refinance to lower your rate or a cash-out refinance if there is equity above the payoff. Funds move within the same one-to-two week window.
What Qualifies for Reimer Financing
We do not cap the machine age on Reimer units as a hard rule, but condition matters. A ten-year-old Reimer with maintained augers, a working control system, and clean service records qualifies differently than an older unit with deferred maintenance. Lenders look at the machine's income-producing capability and the likelihood it can support a repayment schedule without breaking down. Well-maintained older Reimers often pass that test.
On the business side, we work with operators across a range of credit profiles. B/C credit financing is available for businesses or individuals with credit challenges. The offset factors are a meaningful down payment, solid bank statement revenue, and sometimes a stronger co-signer. We also have startup programs for operators who are newer to the business, including people transitioning from employed concrete work to running their own mobile batch operation.
- Minimum deal: $50,000
- Established business sweet spot: $80,000 to $180,000
- Application-only to approximately $400,000
- New and used Reimer units qualify
- Private-party and dealer purchases both handled
Related Equipment and Financing to Consider
If you are comparing Reimer to other brands, it is worth looking at what the deal looks like across the full market. We also finance Cemen Tech mixers and Holcombe mixers, two brands that overlap in the mid-range output class where Reimer competes most directly. The financing terms do not vary by brand, but knowing all your options helps you make the right equipment decision before you commit.
For the financing structure, operators often have questions about whether an equipment loan or a TRAC lease is the better move on a commercial-use mixer like a Reimer. A TRAC lease ties the residual to a predetermined value at the end of the term, giving you lower payments through the term and a defined buyout. For operators who want to keep the machine long-term, a loan is simpler. We walk through both on request.
Finance Your Reimer Mixer
Bring us the machine information and we will build the deal around your operation. We know the asset and we move fast. Start the conversation today and have an answer in 24 to 48 hours.