When choosing to rent or own construction equipment your decision will be determined by your unique circumstances. There are a lot of benefits to construction rental which we’ll cover in this article. Likewise, owning construction equipment can make more sense in certain cases. Some construction companies prefer renting and owning. They may own a partial…
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Preparing Your Equipment for Winter
As winter approaches and the temperatures continue to drop, now is the time to start thinking about preparations for your fleet. Although construction equipment is designed to operate in frigid conditions, it still needs some extra attention to keep it operating with efficiency and to avoid costly downtime from preventable breakdowns. Here are some time-tested…
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Big Tax Benefits from Buying Used Construction Equipment
If you bought construction equipment in 2020 or plan on buying used equipment over the next two years, you’re in for a nice tax break. Contractors are not only able to receive a tax break for new construction equipment purchases, but they can also receive a tax break for used construction equipment purchases. How the…
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Why Rent a Rough-Terrain Scissor Lift?
A rough-terrain scissor life is like a traditional scissor lift, but they're built specifically for outdoor use on uneven surfaces. The main difference is their reinforced tires and four-wheel drive capability. Most rough-terrain scissor lifts are also powered by diesel instead of batteries. In this article, we're going to take a closer look at what…
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