Best Merchant Accounts for Demolition Companies

By Phillip Parker

Last Updated: January 14, 2020

As a demolition expert, you understand the importance of meticulous planning and preparation. Uncontrolled demolition can pose a safety hazard and create a huge mess for you to clean up. Similarly, signing up for a merchant account without a basic knowledge of the industry can cost your demolition company thousands and leave you with a pile of worthless equipment. The truth is that most demolition companies can get by with just a virtual terminal or a mobile processing app instead of traditional card swipers. Other useful services include online invoicing tools, marketing services, and accounting software integration. But how can you be sure that you’ll land a good deal for these products?

To simplify your search, we’ve put together the following list of the best merchant accounts for demolition companies. The providers on this list offer recurring billing tools, digital invoicing, accounting software integration, and other useful services for keeping your demolition business operating smoothly. They are also known to provide low-commitment contracts with transparent pricing and quality customer service. To find the right provider for your demolition company, be sure to research each processor’s products and features and compare pricing and terms before signing up.

About The Author

Phillip Parker

Phillip Parker is an independent card payment expert specializing U.S. and Canadian point-of-sale, e-commerce, and mobile payment acceptance. He has nearly two decades of experience in credit card processing as a journalist and consultant. Phillip is the creator of this website and has written over 1,500 articles covering numerous payment acceptance topics. He has also published critical reviews about most merchant services providers currently in operation.

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Phillip has consulted businesses of all sizes from mom-and-pop shops processing $10K per month to enterprise level organizations processing in excess of $300MM annually. His specialties include:

– Merchant Account Statement Auditing
– Rate & Fee Negotiation
– Processor & POS Selection
– Software Integrations
– Risk Assessment
– Fraud Prevention
– General Processing Advice

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Phillip’s Top Picks

Phillip has researched and reviewed over 1,000 merchant services providers over the last 15 years. He also owns multiple businesses that accept credit card payments. If you are looking for an ethical credit card processor that doesn’t hide fees or lock you into expensive contracts, see Phillip’s merchant account picks here.

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In addition his contributions on CPO, Phillip has also been quoted in several major publications such as The Los Angeles Times, INC Magazine, Miami Herald, Computer World, and numerous others. If you would like to interview Phillip for your story or podcast, please reach out here.

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Charles Kemp

June 21, 2016

I didn’t know that demolition crews had merchant accounts that they work with. It would make sense because then a company could use the same business to get the work done. You wouldn’t have to deal with different demolition teams.

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Kyler Brown

April 27, 2016

This information was actually very helpful. I’m helping my brother right now who wants to start up his own demolition business. I agree with your point about how signing up for a merchant account without a basic knowledge of the industry can cost your demolition company thousands. Thanks for sharing this.

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