Construction equipment rental companies rent construction equipment to contractors and retail customers for short and long periods of time.
Equipment Rental, known overseas as "hire," thrives in Europe, South America, South Africa and other parts of the globe, yet some of the largest are found in North America and Europe.
A number of the major manufacturers have specialist hire divisions or own stakes in hire companies.
The Rental Market in North America
Today more than 12,000 rental operations do business in the United States and Canada. The largest construction equipment rental firms in the United States and Canada, by total volume of rental and sales revenue, are:[1]
- United Rentals
- Sunbelt Rentals
- RSC Equipment Rental
- Hertz Equipment Rental Corp. (HERC)
- Home Depot Rentals
- Maxim Crane Works
- Neff Rental
- H & E Equipment Services
- Sunstate Equipment
- Ahern Rentals
- Aggreko North America
- Finning International
- All Erection & Crane Rental
- Ring Power
- Volvo Rents
- Powerlifts
- ABC Rentals
The largest construction equipment rental firms in the United States and Canada, by value of equipment, are:[2]
- United Rentals
- Sunbelt Rentals
- Hertz Equipment Rental Corp. (HERC)
- RSC Equipment Rental
- NES Rentals
- Maxim Crane Works
- All Erection & Crane Rental
- Sunstate Equipment
- Neff Rental
- ABC Rentals
The Rental Market in Europe
Alphabetical list of hire companies.
- A Plant
- Aggreko
- Banner Plant
- Fork Rents
- Hawk Hire
- Hewden Hire
- HSS - smaller plant & tools
- Land & Water - specialise in long reach machines
- Liebherr Rental Divison
- Lynch
- Ridgway Rentals
- Speedy Hire
- Volvo Rents
For an in depth overview, please see Equipment rental in Europe
Rental Associations
- USA - ARA American Rental Association
- Europe - ERA European Rental Association
References/sources
- ↑ Roth, Michael. "2006: Another Great Leap Forward" - Rental Equipment Register - (Penton Media, Inc.) - May 1, 2010
- ↑ Stewart, Larry. Executive Editor - Construction Equipment Giants list, 2007 Top 10 Rental Fleets - at Construction Equipment (Reed Business Information, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc.) - September 1, 2007
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