From a 2nd St office in Stevens Point, WI, Clayhill Advances sorts small-business funding requests. It takes requests from taverns, clinics, repair shops, retailers, contractors, agencies and plants, matches each cost to a funding type and passes the request to funding partners who decide.
Clayhill Advances has an office at 1338 2nd St, Stevens Point, WI 54481. Taverns, clinics, shops and agencies around Portage County call or write in, and the funding partners who review each request decide its approval, amount and price.
Who Clayhill Advances Is, and Where It Sits in Stevens Point, WI
Clayhill Advances works from 1338 2nd St in Stevens Point, the county seat of Portage County. The work is narrow by design: listen to what a business needs the money for, set that cost against six funding types, and pass a clear request to funding partners. The partners review it and decide; Clayhill does not set rates or approve anything.
Owners reach it on (715) 226-9612 or with the request form on this site. The site leads with business lines of credit because so many Portage County, WI costs repeat, and it keeps term loans, equipment financing, working capital, inventory financing and card-sales advances beside them.
What Clayhill Does and Does Not Do for Tavern Owners
For a tavern, Clayhill sorts the costs: a draft system or a cooler toward equipment financing, distributor orders and payroll toward a line of credit, a kitchen addition or a purchase of the bar toward a term loan. It then passes the request on with the figures the owner provides.
It does not handle licensing, give legal or tax advice, or promise an approval, an amount or a date. Questions about the liquor license go to the City Clerk, and questions about taxes go to an accountant.
What Clayhill Does and Does Not Do for Insurance Agencies
For an insurance agency, the common requests are a book purchase, a producer hire or an office move with new technology. Clayhill frames each as a funding type and passes it to partners familiar with commission income.
It does not value a book of business, review the purchase agreement or advise on carrier contracts. Those belong with the agency's accountant and attorney. The steps show where Clayhill's part ends.
Clayhill's Focus for Portage County, WI Tavern Owners: Draft Systems and Kitchen Additions
Taverns get particular attention here because they are a large group in the county: Portage County, WI had 54 bars with paid staff in 2023 and 17 more with no payroll in 2024 (County Business Patterns 2023; Nonemployer Statistics 2024). The common projects are draft systems and glycol chillers, patios, and kitchens added so the bar can serve food.
The Stevens Point, WI page has the local counts, and the contact page has the phone line and form.
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