Material Lift Rental
Description
Description
A material lift raises heavy material to an elevated work area without a crew and without a crane. Wind it up, it holds, and one person can place an HVAC unit, a beam or a run of ductwork overhead. Also called a contractor lift or a duct jack.
What It Gets Used For
- Lifting HVAC components and ductwork into ceilings
- Setting electrical fixtures, cable tray and conduit runs
- Placing beams, headers and structural members
- Any overhead placement that would otherwise take three people
Features
- Load Capacity: Up to 800 lbs depending on model
- Lifting Height: Up to 24 feet depending on model
- Safety Features: Safety locks and stabilizing outriggers
- Portable: Wheels for transport and manoeuvring on site
- Easy Operation: Simple controls, one person operation
Sizes
We stock several sizes, with different capacities and reach. Tell us the weight and the height and we will send the right one.
Related
- Drywall Lift Rental for ceiling board
- Pallet Jack Rental for moving material at floor level
- Ladders and scaffold for access
Pickup and Delivery Services
Pickup and Delivery Services
Bay Equipment Co offers pickup and delivery services for all of our rental offerings in the Hampton Roads and Richmond areas at very competitive prices.
Hauling fees vary by distance from the nearest store, required tolls, and whether or not the load is trailered.
Credit Card Rentals
Credit Card Rentals
Bay Equipment Co requires a major credit card for all rentals not on a house credit account. Debit cards are not accepted for rentals. Renters must also provide a current drivers license.
The estimated rental fee will be calculated and pre-charged to the credit card for up to a 28 day rental cycle.
Renter agrees that Bay Equipment Co can charge the credit card used to secure the rental for any and all incidentals, including but not limited to fuel, delivery fees, and damage charges.
Rental Fees and Terms and Conditions
Rental Fees and Terms and Conditions
Rental fees are calculated based on daily, weekly, and 28 day billing cycles.
Weekend rentals are considered one day for billing purposes unless the equipment is hourmeter-equipped and the usage exceeds eight hours.
A very limited amount of equipment, including scaffolding, is only rented on a 28 day cycle.
Customer will be billed for fuel usage unless the equipment is returned full.
Equipment damage will be billed to the customer.
Our standard rental contract terms and conditions can be found here.
Images and specifications of rental items are for estimation only and may not reflect the actual make and model of the available equipment.
