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Debt recovery for earthmoving and plant contractors
Wet and dry hire, day rates and a fuel-heavy cost base leave earthmovers exposed when a site account runs late. Merion recovers them, commission-only.
Earthmoving and plant contractors run an expensive cost base — machines, fuel and operators all have to be paid whether or not the client pays on time. Work is often billed on day rates or wet-hire dockets, and disputes tend to cluster around hours claimed, standing time and site access. When a builder, developer or civil contractor falls behind, the outstanding balance can be substantial.
Merion recovers overdue commercial accounts for earthmoving and plant-hire contractors, working from your hire agreements, timesheets and dockets. We make a professional demand and follow it up, keeping you updated online, and we work on commission so there's no upfront cost. This is general information, not legal advice on construction or security-of-payment rights. To begin, refer the account.
How we help
Recovery for plant accounts
Handles the disputes
Hours claimed, standing time and access disputes pursued on the evidence.
Expensive to carry
A fuel-and-plant cost base means overdue accounts hurt — we pursue them fast.
No recovery, no fee
Commission-only — nothing upfront.
Site account running late?
Refer it and track a professional recovery online.
Common questions
Frequently asked questions
Do you recover debts for earthmoving contractors?
Yes — we recover overdue commercial accounts for earthmoving and plant-hire contractors, working from your hire agreements, timesheets and dockets.
The client is disputing hours or standing time — can you help?
We assess the dispute on your signed dockets and agreement. Where the hours are supported, we pursue them; where they aren't, we'll tell you honestly.
What does it cost?
Nothing upfront — commission only on what we recover.
Which states do you cover?
Queensland, Victoria, New South Wales and the ACT.
Get started
Plant account overdue?
Refer it for a free appraisal.