Every Category, One Order
Equipment Categories We Procure
Cardio, strength, functional training, studio, recovery, flooring and outdoor equipment all move through the same process — matched to the room and the budget, sourced from whichever manufacturer actually fits rather than a single house line.
Cardio Equipment
Strength Equipment
Functional Training
Studio & Group Fitness
Recovery
Flooring
Outdoor Fitness100+ Manufacturer Relationships
Manufacturers We Partner With
The list below is a representative sample, not the limit — Fit Supply works with more than 100 manufacturers, and a project that calls for a brand not shown here is a normal request, not an exception.
Buying process
Procurement that survives a submittal review
On a construction project the equipment package has to clear the same process as every other trade: specified, submitted, approved, scheduled and delivered against a program that is already moving.
One order across multiple manufacturers
A fitness room is rarely served by one brand. Cardio, selectorized strength, free weights, functional rigs, flooring, mirrors and accessories frequently come from different manufacturers with different lead times and different freight arrangements. Consolidating that into a single order and a single point of accountability is most of the value — it replaces five vendor relationships and five delivery dates with one, and it means one party owns whatever goes wrong.
Specifications and submittals
Where an architect or owner's rep has issued a specification, we quote to it and provide the cut sheets, dimensions, weights and power requirements the submittal package needs. Where a competitor's product has been named, we identify what genuinely matches and, just as importantly, where a proposed substitution differs — a like-for-like claim that quietly changes footprint, stack weight or electrical requirement is a problem that surfaces at installation.
Lead times drive the program
Equipment lead times vary by manufacturer, by model and by how much of the range is configured to order, and they move with demand. Because commissioning lands near the end of a construction program, equipment ordered late compresses against practical completion — the point at which delay is most expensive. We confirm current lead times when quoting rather than quoting a standing figure, and flag the long poles in the order early.
Four distribution centers, all 50 states
One Order, However Many Manufacturers
Procurement is nationwide with no geographic limit — four distribution centers and more than 30 installation partners put equipment into all 50 states. What changes by market is not whether we can supply it, but who carries it the last hundred feet: in Texas and Arizona that is our own crews, and everywhere else it is a partner working to the same standard.
- Texas 3,754 orders delivered and installed by our own crews
- Arizona Supplied and serviced from the Chandler office
- All 50 states Real installed rooms, state by state, wherever we hold photography of them
- The manufacturers More than 100 relationships, so the mix is matched to the room rather than a house line
Consolidation is the point: a submittal package needs cut sheets, dimensions, weights and power specifications — a dedicated 120V, 20-amp circuit per commercial treadmill among them — and chasing those across a dozen manufacturers is where projects lose weeks. One order, one delivery schedule, one set of paperwork. Which lines suit a room depends on budget, feature set and the space, never on a house preference — see equipment consultation for how that mix gets decided.
Procurement questions
What are typical lead times on commercial fitness equipment?
They vary by manufacturer and model, and they move with demand, so we confirm current lead times at the point of quoting rather than publishing a standing figure that would be wrong within a quarter. What is consistent is the shape of the risk: configured-to-order strength and specialty items generally run longer than stock cardio, and equipment sits near the end of a construction program where any slippage compresses directly against handover. Ask for current lead times when you request the quote.
Can you quote against our architect's specification?
Yes. Where a specification has been issued we quote to it and supply the cut sheets, dimensions, weights and electrical requirements needed for the submittal package. Where the specification names a particular manufacturer, we will tell you what matches genuinely and where a proposed alternative differs in footprint, weight stack or power requirement. Substitutions that are presented as like-for-like but change the electrical or spatial requirement are the ones that cause trouble at installation.
Do you handle freight, delivery and liftgate?
Yes — freight and delivery are arranged as part of the order rather than left to you to coordinate with each manufacturer. The relevant details are site access ones: whether there is a dock or the truck needs a liftgate, whether the delivery vehicle can physically reach the building, and what the receiving arrangements are. Give us those when you request the quote so the freight is priced against your actual site rather than an assumption.
Can you work with a municipal or school purchase order?
Yes. We supply municipal, fire and police, school district, university and non-profit facilities and can work to a purchase order and to a tax-exempt status where it applies. Public buyers frequently have their own procurement thresholds, bid requirements and fiscal-year timing, and it is worth telling us those constraints at the start — a quote that has to be reissued to satisfy a procurement rule costs a cycle nobody has spare.
What happens if equipment arrives damaged?
Report it at the point of delivery and note it on the delivery paperwork before signing, because concealed-damage claims are considerably harder to pursue once a clean receipt exists. Where we have supplied and installed, we handle the manufacturer claim and the replacement rather than routing you to the factory. The specific remedy depends on the manufacturer's warranty terms for that product, which are identified in your quote.