Practical Information Before A Booking
We focus on the details that make hire workable: the material, access, required capacity and sequence of work. A contractor excavating a drainage run needs different information from a facilities manager hiring tools for an occupied building.
Our equipment guides help you prepare a clear request, from a drill and extractor to a package of excavators, dumpers and compaction equipment. We avoid publishing prices that cannot account for your equipment specification, hire period and transport.
How Your Enquiry Is Handled
With your agreement, your enquiry and contact details may be passed to a suitable local hire firm so it can respond. That firm confirms availability, equipment, prices and hire terms with you.
Sending the form does not reserve a machine, agree a contract or promise a delivery time. Check the written quotation and booking confirmation before scheduling work around the hire.
Equipment And Site Responsibilities
Hired equipment must be suitable for the work. The Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations 1998 apply to equipment used at work, including hire.
Where the work involves lifting, the Lifting Operations and Lifting Equipment Regulations 1998 also need consideration. The site team and supplying firm should clarify responsibilities for documentation, checks, defects and competent operation.
For local coverage, see our Birmingham hire locations. For booking questions, read the hire help page.