How much does it cost for an aerial equipment on a rental basis?

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How much does it cost for an aerial equipment on a rental basis?

Sophia Hicklin (Civil/Environmental)

(OP)

11 Nov 19 07:36

Hey, folks,
I'm a civil engineer and I've signed my first project yesterday. By next week, I should start the work and it should be finished within 3 months period. I'm so much excited and tensed. I'm the person who is responsible to provide safer access for the workers at the site. Aerial equipment can be moved easily on the worksite and provide safer access in hard to reach areas. So, I'm looking forward to hire a service that offers aerial equipment rental. How much does it cost on a rental basis?

EireChch (Geotechnical) · Answer 1 · 2019-11-11 08:33:43

RE: How much does it cost for an aerial equipment on a rental basis?

EireChch (Geotechnical) 11 Nov 19 08:33

Its costs about 1500 to 2000 per move

Ron (Structural) · Answer 2 · 2019-11-11 11:07:03

If you are referring to a high lift, it depends on the reach you need. In my area, an 80' high lift costs about $900 per day (USD) or about $2500 per week.

EireChch (Geotechnical) · Answer 3 · 2019-11-11 12:27:09

Im sorry if I am coming across as harsh but, is the OP really requesting rental prices for a teleporter (what we refer to plant shown as in the link provided)?

Ron if you told me your location I could google it and find the answer...... in less time that it took for the OP to post the question....

Canuck65 (Structural) · Answer 4 · 2019-11-11 23:54:20

If you contact United Rental, or Battfield Rental, or the company in your link, they will be able to provide a price list. Both these are local to the Toronto/Southern Ontario areas. The rental cost will vary greatly depending on the type of platform that you are renting and the duration (apparently 3 months). Also make sure you ask about the float charge for transportation to and from site. A lot of what you require depends on the site. Keep in mind that for buildings, often swingstages are used above a certain height.

Ron (Structural) · Answer 5 · 2019-11-12 02:35:48

EireChch....I'm in Southeastern US (Florida). We rent these fairly often for access doing failure investigations of exterior facades/cladding. You're right...a small bit of research is all that's needed.

The OP is in Ontario, Canada. Rates will be similar, though varied. (Was a partner for 5 years in a firm headquartered in Ontario...we had similar rates)

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How much does it cost for an aerial equipment on a rental basis?