Restaurant Equipment Leasing

Find restaurant equipment lease quotes Leasing restaurant equipment is big business. Don't jump at the first price you get from a restaurant equipment leasing company. Shop around for the best prices. As part of the leasing options, these companies will usually deliver and set up your restaurant equipment and provide all the necessary maintenance and upgrades during the tenure of the lease.

I recommend:  Lease restaurant equipment through A Best Kitchen, who offers both large and small restaurant equipment.

Decide if restaurant equipment for lease is really the better deal A restaurant equipment lease may cost you more money in the long run. Restaurant equipment leasing rates increase over time, so you may end up paying far more than if you bought the piece of equipment outright. Do the math and figure in yearly increases. Commercial restaurant equipment with long life spans, such as ovens and fryers may cost you less over time buying them outright.

I recommend:  Shop and compare prices at J&R Restaurant Equipment, which carries restaurant equipment for sale, lease and rent.

Use in-house restaurant equipment financing to save money Many companies who lease restaurant equipment also offer in-house financing. This is ideal for restaurants just opening or existing restaurants who need to upgrade certain equipment. Leases vary from long-term capital leases to short-term operating leases. A capital lease is equivalent to a rent-to-own option, while a short-term lease is ideal for renting equipment you only need for a few days or weeks, such as catering equipment.

I recommend:  Restaurant equipment leasing companies that offer in-house financing, up to 100%, include Capital Funds Leasing and Keystone Leasing.