Case Study
Pulse Finance powers Chevron Security’s growth
When North-West-based Chevron Security Solutions set out to scale, they had the expertise, the contracts, and the ambition – but like many businesses in the security sector, cashflow was holding them back.
Having secured a flexible funding solution with Pulse Finance, it has enabled the business to overcome cash flow challenges and accelerate its growth trajectory.
Chevron Security Solutions delivers innovative, data-driven security and facilities management services, safeguarding businesses through dependable, day-to-day partnerships. The company specialises in manned guarding across warehousing and concierge environments, alongside technology-led solutions including temporary CCTV and intruder detection. Its comprehensive offering also includes key holding and 24/7 alarm response, concierge services, dog handlers, and fire watch teams, supporting sectors such as distribution, construction, and manufacturing.
Operating on an hourly invoicing model, Chevron Security faced a longstanding challenge common within the security industry: managing cash flow against large, recurring payroll obligations while waiting for client payments. A previous funding provider compounded the issue through poor payment management, creating uncertainty and limiting the company’s ability to scale with confidence.
Recognising the need for change, Chevron made the decision to seek a new funding partner – one that would truly understand their business. In January 2026, Chevron Security partnered with Pulse Finance who delivered a funding facility which was equal to a third of their turnover providing them with a flexible supply of cashflow. In addition Pulse provide a fully managed sales ledger service, taking over responsibility for invoice collection, removing a major administrative and operational burden whilst significantly improving cash flow reliability.
“From the outset the difference was clear. Their due diligence was second to none – they went through everything with a fine-tooth comb, so they really understood how our business works and where the challenges occur,” said Elliot Roddy, Director of Chevron Security. “They talked through every detail, and because of that, they were able to deliver a funding facility super-fast.”
Roddy also highlighted the impact of Pulse Finance’s proactive and relationship-driven approach to account management. “I have never experienced account management like it – in any walk of my life,” he added. “Our account manager truly understands our business. If there’s ever an issue, he comes to us with a solution rather than a problem. He works with us, for us.”
This level of engagement has created a relationship built on trust, transparency, and forward planning. “They’re incredibly transparent and always asking how they can improve things,” Elliot adds. “They even pre-empt our payroll to make sure everything is running smoothly.”
Since onboarding, Chevron Security has gained the financial stability needed to confidently pursue new contracts and expand operations. With Pulse Finance supporting its cash flow, the company is now targeting ambitious growth, with plans to reach £4.5 million in turnover by 2027.
“Pulse Finance are like our main artery – cash is a business’s lifeline, and Pulse ensures that flow never stops,” Roddy added. “They grow with us.”
Siouxsie Ashmore, Head of Operations at Pulse Finance, commented on the partnership: “Chevron Security is a fantastic client to have on board. From the outset, our focus was on understanding their business in depth so we could provide not just funding, but a complete solution that removes pressure and supports sustainable growth. We’re proud to be part of their journey.”
Pulse Finance continues to support UK businesses with tailored funding solutions designed to unlock growth, improve cash flow, and build long-term partnerships.
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