Innovative data providing first-time insights on equipment incentives, dealer service and manufacturer signals (and more coming).
Easily search for active financial incentive offers from most manufacturers.
Compare benchmarks to identify service investment levels across 20+ dealers.
Identify critical signals from the investor calls of equipment manufacturers.
Innovative data providing first-time insights on equipment incentives, dealer service and manufacturer signals (and more coming).
Easily search for active financial incentive offers from most manufacturers.
Compare benchmarks to identify service investment levels across 20+ dealers.
Identify critical signals from the investor calls of equipment manufacturers.
When contractors are renting equipment, traditionally, you make a request (or more formally, a Rental RFQ) to a rental supplier around specific asset types. Additionally, you supply other requirements or considerations:
Based on the detail of your input, above, the specific supplier may not have the desired asset available. At that point, should they have existing relationships with other suppliers, they can request a “re-rent” from another supplier.
Equipment re-rental is most common in situations where a National Rental Company (Sunbelt Rentals, United Rentals, HERC Rentals) has an unmet need in peak times or geographic regions where they have less coverage. In these scenarios, a local rental company may re-rent equipment to the National to meet need.
As a renter of equipment, you most likely will never be able to tell your equipment is a re-rental. You may notice separate branding of the piece of equipment, but don’t expect any cost or communication differences for a re-rented asset.
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