Practical guides on renting the right machine, delivery across the west GTA, and getting the most out of your rental dollar.
A 26 ft lift does not reach a 26 ft ceiling. Platform vs. working height, how to read the model number, what fits through a door or elevator, capacity, floor loading and a quick pick by job.
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Sizing a construction heater, keeping a concrete pour on schedule, wheels vs. tracks on frozen ground, and the stuff that goes wrong with a rental at minus 15.
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Gate width decides the machine before anything else. Micro to 8 tonne, tail swing, what tracks do to a lawn, and the locate you have to call before you dig.
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19, 26, 32 or 40 ft. Narrow or wide deck. Electric or 4WD. How to pick the right scissor lift for warehouse, retail and site work, and how delivery from the Oakville yard works.
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Gutters, soffits, second-storey trim and the maple over the roof, all from one basket. Why fall is boom lift season, which boom fits a house, and how booking works.
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Straight up or up and over, that is the whole decision. When each lift wins, how to size one, and the Ontario training rules to know before delivery day.
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One machine, one quick-attach plate, and a dozen jobs it does well. Where a skid steer earns its rate, and why it is the first machine on most floats.
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Wheels or tracks comes down to what is under the machine. How to pick between them, when each one wins, and how to size it for your job.
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What you need to rent, how float delivery works, what happens at drop-off, and how daily, weekly and monthly rates actually play out.
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The yard is in Oakville, which puts most of Burlington and Milton 20 to 30 minutes from a float. How delivery works and what everyone books.
Read the post →Daily, weekly and monthly rates on a fleet that's inspected after every rental. Quotes back fast, with delivery across the GTA.