nFusion Provides $1.5MM ABL Line to Millwork Company

AUSTIN, Texas - MAY 08, 2025 - nFusion Capital recently provided a $1.5M ABL line to a contract fabricator and installer of custom high-end architectural woodworking and millwork for commercial building projects. Founded in 1993 and headquartered in Norco, California, the Company sells through general contractors working on commercial projects in California, Nevada, and Hawaii. End customers include hospitality and resort venues, schools and universities, country clubs, retirement communities, and other special projects.

The Company’s bank made the strategic decision to reduce its exposure in the construction industry. This decision put the Company in a tight time frame to find a new lender with a willingness to lend to a construction company and who understood the nuances of lending against progress billing and “pay when paid” accounts receivable. A referral source recommended nFusion Senior Vice President Curtis Powell, who is a construction financing expert.

Due to their deep construction industry expertise, Powell and the nFusion team moved quickly to structure and fund a $1.5M asset based facility to meet the needs of the Company. The financing provided peace of mind and allowed the owners to take on more projects right away, knowing they had access to steady cash flow. Also, with the surety of having financing in place, they were able to negotiate better payment terms and discounts with suppliers, boosting their profitability.

“This Company and its team were great to work with,” said Curtis Powell, nFusion Capital Senior Vice President, Business Development. “We were pleased to be able to move quickly to help when the Company’s current lender could not. Being a construction-focused ABL lender, we were able to give the Company the maximum availability against their accounts receivable to continue their growth.”

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