Category: Guides

Keep your crews safe while working in enclosed areas by renting indoor equipment designed for inside use. Renting electric equipment for interior work will reduce your costs over time because your workers will be more productive and safer while on… Read More

  Knowing how to choose the right forklift for the job requires specialized insight if you hope to find the most productive, cost-effective machine. Beyond the size and power source, when choosing a forklift you need to evaluate a variety… Read More

The best digger for a jobsite depends on a variety of variables. The choice of backhoe vs. excavator will determine how quickly a job gets done and the efficiency level of the crew. Find out the options available for equipment… Read More

*Notice: If you experience any issues or problems with any equipment rented from MacAllister Rentals, please call our service team at (877) 700-1945 for immediate help. What started as a typical day can quickly change if the equipment you’re using… Read More

When snow removal season starts for your business, you need durable equipment for your crews to get their jobs done. Whether you need heavy equipment or compact models, renting gives you these options and many more. When you choose rental,… Read More

Skid loaders are among the most versatile pieces of equipment on any job site. Renting this equipment can make your construction projects more efficient, productive and profitable. Skid loaders are incredibly popular. Before renting a skid loader, do your homework. There… Read More

Landscaping jobs differ as much as the yards you tend to, and you need a large variety of tools to address the needs of your clients and their property. Renting landscaping attachments gives you access to tools you may not… Read More

The United States equipment rental market has grown by billions of dollars over the past couple of years — an upward trend industry experts have projected to continue. Many types of construction benefit from the use of rental equipment, and… Read More

Construction jobs have multiple phases — site preparation, the foundation phase, the building phase and finishing with interiors and fittings. Each phase is unique and requires different tools. A drill, for example, is pretty useless when you are laying concrete…. Read More

When you need to transport a piece of equipment to a job site, whether it’s just down the street or across the state, it’s important to consider the details. It’s easy for the focus in construction to be mostly on… Read More