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Coloring Supplies

Concrete Stain Supplies

Concrete Dye Supplies

Color Hardener

Integral Color

Resurfacing & Overlays

Concrete Coatings

Concrete Overlay Supplies

Resurfacing Supplies

Concrete Countertops

Countertop Mix & Tools

Stamps & Stencils

Concrete Stamps & Skins

Stenciling Supplies

Forms & Molds

Forming Supplies

Concrete Molds

Tools & Equipment

Polishing Equipment

Surface Preparation

Concrete Tools

Concrete Power Tools

Concrete Equipment

Saw Blade Supplies

Concrete Fasteners

Concrete Pumps

Protection & Maintenance

Concrete Sealer

Concrete Mix

Concrete Admixtures

Ready Mix Supplies

Ways of Leasing

If you decide to lease, you're not alone. Eight out of 10 companies lease some or all of their equipment, according to the ELA. There are three ways to lease equipment: you can select and order the equipment and then find financing through a lessor; you can choose the equipment through a vendor or manufacturer that offers leasing; or you can get the equipment directly through a lessor.

The two most common leases are operating and finance. An operating lease works well if you plan to update or replace equipment often. Operating leases also allow you to use the equipment without ownership and return it at lease end. A finance lease is a full payout, non-cancellable agreement in which you are responsible for maintenance, taxes and insurance. This type of lease is best used when you want the tax benefits of ownership or expect the equipment's residual value to be high.

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