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Mobilization Funding Expands Strategic Presence in the West

Mobilization Funding, a financial lending platform specializing in short-term capital for commercial construction subcontractors, manufacturers and small business owners, announced a strategic expansion into the western United States with a new presence in Scottsdale, Arizona. The expansion follows record growth in 2024 and 2025, with loan funding hitting new highs and monthly client additions now outpacing annual totals from just two years ago.

Mobilization Funding’s western expansion strengthens its ability to serve contractors and manufacturers across the region, particularly in the Phoenix metro area—one of the fastest-growing construction markets in the country. The region faces unique challenges, from variable climates and tighter water rules to labor shortages and complex permitting. By combining local expertise with a trusted physical presence and a client-first loan model, Mobilization Funding aims to provide subcontractors and manufacturers with the capital and clarity needed to compete successfully and drive long-term growth.

“Every month more and more businesses are coming to Mobilization Funding for a solution to the growth they are experiencing in their own company. This leads directly to the growth of our business and our overall impact on the industry,” said Scott Peper, CEO of Mobilization Funding. “Expanding to the West Coast was a natural step once we found the right local talent and the right market. Here in Phoenix, our goal is to be present, understand the challenges contractors and manufacturers face, and invest in the projects shaping this community’s future.”

Central to Mobilization Funding expansion strategy is the addition of its first regional hire, Matt Jenks, Account Executive, West Coast. Jenks brings more than 15 years of experience in commercial banking and fintech, along with experience as a startup founder. Throughout his career, he has worked closely with entrepreneurs navigating the risks, challenges and opportunities of growth. At Mobilization Funding, he will focus on expanding the client base, raising brand awareness and building community partnerships through regionalized marketing efforts, while laying the groundwork for a future team.

“As someone who loves building things and helping others do the same—whether it’s a team, a business or a community—this opportunity is the perfect fit and checks all those boxes,” said Jenks. “The Phoenix area is full of growth, and I’m excited to help business owners map their cash flow, win more jobs and grow in ways they never thought possible.”

Mobilization Funding’s rapid growth in recent years has set the stage for a wave of innovations, including Maximus, its new all-in-one loan management platform that streamlines applications, underwriting, servicing and disbursement requests. The company has also launched a refreshed podcast and website to better connect with the construction and manufacturing communities nationwide.

“Our mission has always been to help clients grow project by project,” added Peper. “This new presence is another step in making sure we’re right there with them, wherever the work takes them.”

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