Equipment Re-Rental

Customers searching for elevated access equipment often use “man lift” and “boom lift” interchangeably. Understanding how these machines vary helps set proper expectations for reach, maneuverability, and job suitability. As demand for man lifts for rent rises, rental providers need to supply equipment that matches the task, not just the terminology customers bring to the […]

Rental companies across the U.S. know the demand cycle for aerial equipment is anything but predictable. One month may call for a surge of high-reach units, and the next may bring an unexpected lull. This makes decisions about whether to purchase additional machines especially challenging, particularly when it comes to premium brands like JLG boom […]

Boom lift operation in the United States is governed by OSHA Standard 1926.453, which outlines strict safety expectations for anyone using aerial lift equipment. Rental companies supplying booms to contractors must understand how these requirements affect their customers, especially when high-reach equipment is involved. The goal is minimizing preventable risks—tip-overs, falls, electrocution hazards, and structural […]

Every rental company faces times when demand exceeds available inventory, especially for lift equipment. In those moments, access to additional machines—fast, clean, and job-ready—is the difference between turning away work and fulfilling a customer’s contract. That’s why many rental providers rely on American Rental Services for re-rent support across the United States. Our inventory includes […]

Rental companies can grow their business without unnecessary risks and costs by re-renting equipment through a partner. Instead of purchasing additional machines and being responsible for their depreciation, financing, storage and maintenance, you can source late-model units from a re-rental partner, fulfill the contract, and return the gear when the job is complete. In other […]

Equipment re-rental for rental companies is a wholesale, business-to-business arrangement where a rental yard temporarily sources machines from a re-rental partner to cover demand without purchasing additional fleet. Instead of saying “no” when a customer needs a specialty unit, you re-rent the asset, fulfill the contract, and return the machine when the job is done. […]

When demand spikes, the difference between keeping a loyal account and losing a job often comes down to your ability to quickly fill an order. Seasonal surge equipment re-rental gives rental companies a way to say “yes” when the in-stock fleet is fully committed—without taking on long-term financial and maintenance obligations.   Instead of turning down […]