Harborfield Business Capital, in Waukesha, WI, arranges small-business funding. It matches Waukesha County, WI owners with funding partners across six structures, from working capital to equipment financing. Partners review each request and set the terms; Harborfield explains the options and helps owners compare offers.
What Harborfield Does
A funding need can start with a problem rather than a product: payroll before a progress payment, a lift that failed, a partner who wants out. Harborfield's work is turning that problem into a request a funding partner can review, in the structure that fits it, and then helping you read what comes back.
The six structures are working capital, term loans, lines of credit, inventory financing, equipment financing and merchant cash advances. How a request moves walks through the four stages, from the purpose call to the signature.
Where Harborfield Fits
Harborfield puts up none of the money itself. Going to a bank directly gets you that bank's products and that bank's answer. Working through Harborfield can put one request in front of more than one funding partner that lends in the structure you need.
Partners make the credit decision, set the price and sign the agreement with you. Harborfield does not approve, price or guarantee anything. The disclosures page sets out the relationship in full.
Where Harborfield Is Located
The street address on file is 231 W Main St, Waukesha, WI 53186, and the phone line is (262) 217-7313. Requests are handled by phone and the online form, so owners anywhere in Waukesha County, WI can start without traveling. Contact details are on the contact page.
Lines Harborfield Does Not Cross
- Predict a yes, a price or a funding date
- Sign anything on your behalf
- Arrange personal, payday, title, mortgage, startup or SBA loans
- Describe a card-sales advance as a loan
Businesses Harborfield Can Help
Harborfield helps operating businesses across Waukesha County, WI look for funding: contractors and trades, medical, dental and therapy practices, restaurants, repair shops, retailers, professional firms and manufacturers. The industry pages explain how each one's cash cycle shapes the right structure.
