Crownwick Advances, a small-business funding service in Lancaster, PA, helps owners in Ronks, PA, a small community 6.8 miles east of the city. ZIP 17572 had 153 employers in 2023, led by construction, retail and accommodation and food services, with manufacturing close behind.
| Distance | About 6.8 miles E of Lancaster, PA |
|---|---|
| Place type | Census-designated place, Lancaster County, PA |
| ZIP 17572 employers | 153 (ZBP 2023) |
| Construction employers in ZIP | 35 |
| Under five employees | 49.0% |
| Place's share of ZIP land | About 4.1% |
Businesses in ZIP 17572 around Ronks, PA
ZIP 17572 had 153 employer establishments in 2023, with 1,891 employees and about $78.8 million in payroll (ZIP Code Business Patterns 2023). Construction led with 35, then retail (32), accommodation and food services (24) and manufacturing (20). Just under half, 49.0%, had fewer than five employees.
Ronks is small: the place covers only about 4.1% of the ZIP's land, though it lies entirely inside it (Census 2020 ZIP-to-place relationship file). These are ZIP-wide counts.
Small business loans in Ronks, PA
The construction lead shapes the requests: materials before the first draw, crews paid weekly, trucks and trailers. A line of credit handles uneven job costs, and the contractors and builders page goes through draws and retainage. The 24 food and lodging employers may look at kitchen equipment and short gaps; see restaurants and food businesses.
Equipment financing in Ronks, PA
Work trucks, compact loaders, kitchen lines and shop machines are all financeable, with the equipment as collateral. Equipment financing compares loans, leases and finance agreements.
Getting in touch with Crownwick from Ronks, PA
Ronks is about 6.8 miles from Lancaster, PA. Call (717) 675-6950 or use the online request; other towns are on the areas page.
Ronks, PA businesses we help
Crownwick Advances works with Ronks, PA businesses of most kinds; contractors and construction trades, restaurants and food service, medical and dental practices and retailers and wholesalers that carry stock are common examples. The partner, not the industry, makes the decision.
What to gather before you call
- The last three to six months of business bank statements
- A year-to-date profit and loss statement and balance sheet
- A driver's license or passport for each owner
- Formation documents and your EIN
- Details of any loans, leases or advances the business already carries
- For equipment, the seller's quote with make, model and price
No two partners ask for exactly the same file, so use this as a checklist rather than a rule.
From first call to a partner's decision
- It starts with a call to (717) 675-6950 or the short contact form. On the phone we cover the purpose of the funds, time in business and approximate monthly revenue.
- We walk through the funding types that suit that purpose and the paperwork partners tend to ask for. Nothing goes out until you say so.
- After you give the go-ahead, we share the request with suitable lending partners, and each one decides on its own.
- When an offer arrives, weigh its full cost, how payments are scheduled and the conditions. Accepting is entirely your choice.
Everything can be handled by phone or online from Ronks, PA.
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