Purchasing new construction equipment, or even having to constantly maintain it, can be a severe strain on the budget and the bottom line of any construction company no matter how large or how small they are. Fortunately, there are companies such as Slaymaker Rentals and Supply Company that rent reliable and high-quality equipment to everyone across the broad spectrum of the construction industry.
Face it; sometimes jobs are performed and finished and some of the equipment or supplies that were used may never be needed again. It just does not make sense to purchase new, or even used, equipment for one-time jobs. When rental equipment is the route that is taken, there is no additional overhead needed beyond the initial rental fee. Maintenance costs are minimal if any are needed at all. Rental companies do an excellent job at maintaining their equipment and usually only require the construction company to do it when the tools are being used for an extended period of time.
Many companies simply do not have enough liquid capital to absorb the costs that develop when the depreciation of the equipment comes into play. The longer the equipment is in the fleet of the company, the more it depreciates no matter how often the equipment is used. This makes it extremely difficult, if not virtually impossible, to recoup the initial investment.
Along with the high costs of actually purchasing and maintaining the equipment, there are also costs of having to transport the usually cumbersome vehicles or tools from site to site. These transportation costs can take a significant bite out of the profits generated from the job. Renting quality equipment from experienced companies such as Slaymaker Rentals and Supply Company eliminates these additional costs and puts the money back into the company coffers where it belongs.
If construction equipment rentals are needed, do not delay in taking the initiative to Contact Slaymaker Group. Years of experience and a wealth of industry contacts makes renting from a company such as this a no-brainer. It makes no sense to throw good money after bad when the money is more wisely spent renting the equipment that is needed.
