Heavy Construction Equipment Made Simple

Posted on: 28 October 2018

Steel plates offer plenty of durability and weight resistance, making them a great choice for covering areas where temporary road and trench repairs are interrupting the road surface. If you're renting steel road plates rather than purchasing them for a project, you and your crew may not know the rules for safely lifting these plates that can weight thousands of pounds each. Follow these four tips to prevent injuries as you lift and move a steel road plate. [Read More]

Posted on: 1 May 2018

You need to buy a trailer to haul heavy equipment, but you don't know what to look for in a new unit. Since a trailer can be a costly investment, you want to make sure you make your purchase wisely. This guide will help you determine what to look for when buying a new trailer. Weight Capacity  You want to choose a trailer that has an optimum weight capacity for the items you wish to haul. [Read More]

Posted on: 24 February 2018

If you own a construction company, you know that a big part of your business is keeping your heavy construction equipment up and running. If a mission critical piece of equipment suddenly fails, it could leave you scrambling to go out and find a replacement. But before you go out and buy something that's brand new, stop and consider the benefits of equipment rental. Here are three reasons why it might be a good idea to rent heavy construction equipment. [Read More]

Posted on: 22 December 2017

From hoisting building materials into place to transferring goods on a job site, rental cranes make life easier for a whole list of different types of contractors. If you are looking into rental equipment for your next big project, make sure you look at some of the things you can get that go along with a crane that would make it even more functional. The fact is, there are all kinds of rigs and attachments that can completely change how the crane can be used. [Read More]