Request a Rig Quote
Tell us about your company and what you're looking for — a new or used rig, a financing package, a proportioner, or a rental — and our equipment team will follow up with a clear, no-obligation quote.
What happens next
We review your request
Our equipment team looks at your current setup, province, and what you're trying to solve — usually within one business day.
We call to scope the fit
New, used, financed, rented, or a proportioner swap — we ask a few real questions so the quote reflects your crew's actual workload.
You get a written quote
A clear number and spec sheet, not a verbal ballpark. No pressure to commit on the call.
Prefer to talk it through first?
Call 844-967-5247New & Used
Rigs, from entry-level to fully equipped diesel packages
Financing
Term loans, lease-to-own, and $0-down programs available
Rentals
Short-term rig rentals for overflow work or a rig down for repair
Canada-Wide
Serving contractors coast to coast
Common financing questions
A quote isn't a commitment — most contractors have a few of these questions before they submit the form.
Some $0-down financing programs are available, though qualification depends on your credit profile, time in business, and the lender's read on the overall deal. $0-down typically means a slightly higher rate or shorter amortization than a structure with a standard down payment, so it's worth comparing both side by side. New rig financing runs up to 60 months at around 5.99%, and used rig financing runs up to 36 months at around 4.95% - a $0-down structure gets layered onto whichever of those you qualify for. Call 844-967-5247 to get pre-qualified and see actual numbers for your situation before you shop.
A term equipment loan means you own the rig from day one and make fixed payments against a fixed principal, with the equipment itself as collateral. Lease-to-own structures instead have you paying toward an end-of-term buyout, which can lower monthly payments but usually costs more in total over the life of the agreement. Term loans suit contractors planning to keep the rig long-term and build equity in it, while lease-to-own can make sense if you want lower payments now or expect to upgrade equipment again in a few years. We can model both structures against the same rig so you can compare real monthly numbers and total cost.
New rigs typically finance up to 60 months at around 5.99%, reflecting the longer useful life and stronger resale of new equipment. Used and refurbished rigs typically finance up to 36 months at around 4.95% - a shorter term because lenders price against the remaining service life of already-used components like the proportioner and generator. Actual rates and terms depend on your credit, time in business, and the specific rig, so treat these as starting points rather than guaranteed numbers. Get pre-qualified before committing to a specific unit so financing doesn't become the bottleneck on a deal you want to move on quickly.
Startups can get approved, but lenders will look harder at credit history, a business plan, and any relevant industry experience since there's no operating history to lean on. Established contractors get evaluated primarily on time in business and existing revenue, while startups may need a larger down payment, a co-signer, or a clearer plan showing projected job volume and cash flow. $0-down programs are generally harder to qualify for as a brand-new operation, but term financing with a modest down payment is realistic for most startups with decent personal credit. Talk to us before assuming you're not qualified - we can tell you quickly what a lender is likely to want to see.