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Equipment finance · UCC-1 · Updated Tue 3 Nov, 9:24 p.m. ET

See who just financed equipment, and who financed it.

New UCC-1 equipment filings against companies in Colorado and Connecticut, every weekday morning: debtor, secured party, collateral as filed and lapse date, with the state's record linked on every row. A CSV you can load into your CRM. Month to month. No sales calls.

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27 new UCC-1 filings for construction and heavy equipment financing in Colorado, Oct 30
Records
Filings made Fri, Oct 30, 2026

New since yesterday: 27

  • All Purpose P•••••, Inc.

    Construction / heavy equipment · Colorado Springs, CO

    New UCC-1

    CNH Industrial Capital America LLC

  • AS Equip U•••••, LLC

    Construction / heavy equipment · Erie, CO

    New UCC-1

    Liberty Federal Credit Union

  • BUENA VISTA C•••••, INC.

    Construction / heavy equipment · Buena Vista, CO

    New UCC-1

    CNH Industrial Capital America LLC

+ 24 more in the email and the CSV

fileherald-colorado-construction-equipment-financing-2026-10-30.csv27 rows · 26 columns

Built from data collected Tue 3 Nov, 9:24 p.m. ET

A mock-up of one morning's email, built from real Colorado UCC-1 filings made Oct 30. Company names are partly hidden here. Subscribers and free samples see them in full.
161equipment UCC-1s, Oct 27–Nov 2Colorado 110 · Connecticut 51Data collected Tue 3 Nov, 9:24 p.m. ET
47lenders named on them, Oct 27–Nov 2
104Construction / heavy equipment filings, the busiest category

What's in each filing

  • Filed date and filing number
  • The debtor company, with its city, state and ZIP
  • The lender (secured party), or the filing agent when the lender is not named, with the lender's type (bank, captive finance, independent lessor ...)
  • Equipment category, the collateral as filed, and the machine (model year, make and model) where the filing names it
  • Other lenders still on file against the same company, with their filing dates
  • Lapse date
  • A link to the state's own record
  • Secured party named97%
  • Filed through an agent3%
  • Collateral text, Colorado87%
  • Collateral text, Connecticutnone published

Share of records with the field filled in, Oct 27–Nov 2. A value on the permit includes a whole job's value copied onto a sub-permit; the CSV's job_value column holds only values counted once (see the data dictionary).

Full data dictionary

  • New UCC-1

    STATEWIDE R••••• INC.

    Lender
    GoEquipMe Inc
    Lender type
    Equipment dealer (trucks and equipment)
    Equipment
    Construction / heavy equipment
    Machine
    2018 Western Star 4900SF truck + 1 more
    Other lenders on file
    None found
    Company location
    Castle Rock, CO

    Source: Colorado Department of State (CDOS)

    Official record

Four ways originators use it

  • Competitive displacement

    The secured party on a new filing is the incumbent lender: the one to beat on the next deal with that company.

    This week: Caterpillar Financial Services Corporation is the secured party on 28 equipment filings.

  • The lapse window

    A filing nearing its five-year lapse date often marks a payoff, a refinance or a replacement. Every row carries its lapse date; the Pro plan adds lapse alerts 180 days ahead.

    Lapse date on every row; Pro adds alerts 180 days ahead.

  • Fresh financing

    A company that has just financed equipment is used to financing, and may need more.

    104 filings for construction / heavy equipment (95 companies), Oct 27–Nov 2.

  • CRM follow-up

    Load the CSV into your CRM with the filed date and the lender, and follow up while the deal is recent.

    26 columns: filed_date, company, what_happened, category, category_based_on …

What we add to the states' free data

Colorado and Connecticut publish these filings free, and scraper services resell them cheaply. Here is what you would still do yourself.

What we add to the states' free data
The state's free dataFileherald
The state's record, linked on every row
Only filings with equipment collateral
Filings against individuals removed before storage
Filing agents labelled, not guessed as the lender
Same-day repeat filings merged into one row
A finished email and CSV, with nothing to run
A free sample checked by a person
Credit for every bad record
Prospecting-only terms, in writing

Compared with free state data

Honest coverage

  • Colorado (statewide): Every UCC-1 filed with the Colorado Secretary of State, from the state's open-data copy, with the collateral text as filed. Of last week's 441 new UCC-1s against companies, 110 (25%) were equipment filings; the rest were blanket liens, inventory or receivables lines, merchant cash advances, landlords' liens, or collateral text we could not place.
  • Connecticut (statewide; no collateral text): Every UCC-1 filed with the Connecticut Secretary of the State. Connecticut publishes no collateral description, so the equipment type comes only from the lender's name; 85% of last week's Connecticut filings could not be given an equipment category and are not counted as equipment filings.
  • Not every lease is filed: some lessors don't file UCC-1s, so no UCC source shows the whole market. We deliver what is filed in the states we cover, with the lender named.
  • States are added when lenders ask: name yours on the sample form.
  • We do not sell California or Vermont records.

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  • One state: Colorado, or Connecticut (Connecticut records show the lender and the borrower but not the equipment: Connecticut publishes no collateral text)
  • New equipment UCC-1s against companies, every weekday morning by email, with a CSV of the same rows
  • The secured party (or the filing agent) named, the collateral as filed and the lapse date
  • The state's record linked on every row

A Connecticut-only plan shows each filing's lender and borrower, not the equipment: Connecticut publishes no collateral text, so any equipment type comes from the lender's name only.

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A lessor or bank equipment division

$900 a month

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$9,000 a year

that’s $750 a month, two months free · or $900 billed monthly

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  • Every live state: Colorado and Connecticut today, and new states as they go live, up to four
  • Everything in Regional
  • Lapse alerts: an alert when a filing comes within 180 days of its five-year lapse date
  • Equipment categories chosen per state

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Annual plans: two months free (you pay for ten months, up front). Prices are in US dollars and do not include any sales tax the law requires us to add.

Not included in any plan yet:

  • Checked business contacts, each showing how it was checked
  • CRM, HubSpot and Zapier push
  • Monthly reports of which competing lenders financed what
  • Notices of commencement, with Notice to Owner deadlines
  • An API

We'll email subscribers when each one starts.

For bank and vendor reviews

  • Data provenance: official state open-data copies, with each source's terms read and logged before use.
  • Companies only: filings against individuals are removed before anything is stored.
  • Prospecting only, never credit decisions, written into the terms and the data use policy.
  • No trackers and no third-party scripts on this site: the security policy lets only our own files load.
  • Invoices and ACH payment on Team and annual plans, and a W-9 on request.
  • Written answers to vendor questionnaires (we reply to every email within one business day).

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Questions lenders ask

UCC lists are stale.

We collect each weekday morning from the states' open-data copies. A filing usually reaches them within a few days of being filed, so the newest days can be incomplete; every row shows its filed date.

Not every lessor files.

True. Some lessors don't file UCC-1s, so no UCC source shows the whole market. We deliver what is filed in the states we cover, with the lender named.

Contacts are always wrong.

We don't sell contact details yet. Each record names the company exactly as filed and links to the filing. Checked business contacts are on the roadmap; when they arrive, each will show how it was checked.

The state data is free, and scrapers are cheap.

Both true. You pay for the sorting and checking: equipment only, companies only, agents labelled, same-day repeat filings merged, a finished email and CSV, a checked sample, and credit for bad records.

Lists waste time without follow-up.

One CSV with 26 columns that imports into a spreadsheet or CRM, the lapse date on every row, and lapse alerts 180 days ahead on Pro.

My competitors get the same list.

They can: the equipment-finance feed is not exclusive. What you get is each filing the first weekday morning after it appears in the state's open data, with the incumbent lender named.

Contracts and auto-renew traps.

No long-term contract. Cancel in one click; cancel within the first 30 days and the plan is refunded in full. After that a monthly plan stops at the end of the paid month, and an annual plan stops renewing.

Is this merchant-cash-advance data?

No. Merchant-cash-advance, blanket-lien, accounts or inventory and landlord's-lien filings are left out of equipment counts, data pages, samples and equipment plans.

Can we use it for underwriting or KYC?

No. Prospecting and market research only; never for credit, insurance, employment or housing decisions.