Arizona + Southwest

Put the right machine to work.

ADI helps construction contractors and equipment dealers move from a selected excavator, loader, truck or trailer to a financing file ready for lender review.

Equipment dealers: discuss a partnership

No advance borrower fee

Inquiry is not a credit application

Excavator grading dusty earth in Arizona desert terrain, showing the kind of commercial equipment ADI helps buyers finance.

Equipment-led financing

Built around the job ahead.

Natural Southwest worksiteBuyer + dealer inquiry
01

Equipment first

Begin with the machine and the transaction.

02

File preparation

ADI organizes the materials for lender review.

03

Lender decision

The lender underwrites and decides the outcome.

Equipment inquiry scope

Financing starts with the equipment you have in mind.

Tell ADI what you are buying or selling and where the transaction stands. These are inquiry categories for staff review, not a public equipment marketplace.

  • 01Excavators
  • 02Loaders
  • 03Dozers
  • 04Skid steers
  • 05Trucks
  • 06Trailers
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The handoff

A clear path from machine to lender decision.

ADI is the bridge between the equipment transaction and lender partners. The roles stay clear at every step.

  1. 01

    Choose the equipment

    Start with the machine, seller and purchase details for the construction equipment you are considering.

  2. 02

    Gather the materials

    Bring together buyer information, dealer materials and an equipment quote or invoice. Requirements vary by lender and transaction.

  3. 03

    ADI prepares the file

    ADI organizes the information and submits a lender-ready application file to a lender partner for consideration.

  4. 04

    The lender decides

    The lender underwrites the file and decides approval, terms and funding. ADI does not make that decision.

Read the full financing process

Before you inquire

Bring the transaction details you already have.

A quote or invoice is a useful starting point, along with the buyer and dealer details around it. Requirements vary by lender and transaction; ADI helps organize the file and identify what the selected lender may still need.

File prep / starting point

What to gather

  • Equipment type, year and purchase details
  • Dealer or seller contact information
  • Quote, invoice or purchase agreement
  • Buyer and business information
  • Supporting items the selected lender requests

Please do not send sensitive financial documents through the inquiry. It is a conversation starter, not a credit application.

The honest distinction

ADI prepares the file. The lender makes the call.

ADI Business Services

Helps gather and organize buyer, dealer and equipment materials, then submits the file to a lender partner.

Lender partner

Underwrites the application and decides approval, terms and funding. ADI does not guarantee an approval, rate or funding timeline.

Borrowers are not charged an advance fee to obtain a loan. Equipment details sent to TreadHatch are handled as staff-review inquiries, not public listings.

Built for the Southwest equipment market

Useful to the people moving the work forward.

01 / Contractors

For the next machine on the jobsite.

Start with the equipment and purchase details you have. ADI helps turn the transaction into an organized file for lender review.

02 / Dealers

For a clearer finance handoff.

Explore a buyer-authorized handoff for equipment-finance inquiries, with lender review and decisions kept clearly separate.

Explore dealer partnerships

Start with the machine

Have equipment in mind? Begin the conversation.

Share the basic equipment and purchase details you have. ADI will review the inquiry and help organize the next step.