Rent the Right machine. Skip the runaround.
Construction equipment, tool rental, lifts, dumpsters, party rental and dealers across the U.S. Honest listings, no paid rankings, no sold leads.
What Is equipment.broker?
equipment.broker is a free U.S. directory of 1,957 equipment rental yards, tool rental shops, lift and forklift companies, dumpster haulers, party rental companies and equipment dealers, from OpenStreetMap. Every business is listed free and in the same way: no paid rankings and no sold leads. Free tools compare rent vs buy and daily, weekly and monthly rates.
What Do You Need to Rent or Buy?
Construction Equipment Rental
Excavators, skid steers, backhoes, loaders, trenchers, compactors and generators by the day, week or month.
Tool Rental
Rental centers and hardware stores that rent floor sanders, tile saws, pressure washers, augers, carpet cleaners and small engines.
Lifts, Forklifts & Cranes
Scissor lifts, boom lifts, telehandlers, forklifts, and crane and rigging services, for rent or sale.
Dumpster & Portable Toilet Rental
Roll-off dumpsters for remodels, roofing and cleanouts, plus portable toilets and site services.
Party & Event Rental
Tents, tables, chairs, linens, dance floors, staging, lighting and bounce houses.
Equipment Dealers
Tractor, compact equipment, construction machinery and outdoor power dealers selling new and used machines, parts and service.
Rent vs Buy Calculator
Enter the price, rental rate and days per year; see your break-even point.
Free toolRental Rate Checker
Find the cheapest mix of daily, weekly and 4-week rates for any number of days.
Free toolCompare Rental Quotes
Line up three quotes with every fee: delivery, waiver, fuel, hours.
Equipment Rental Guides
Should You Rent or Buy Equipment?
When renting construction equipment beats buying, the hidden costs of ownership, and a simple break-even rule you can check with our free calculator.
How Equipment Rental Rates Work
How daily, weekly and 4-week equipment rental rates relate, what engine-hour limits mean, and every fee to check on the quote.
Equipment Rental Damage Waivers Explained
What a rental damage waiver (rental protection plan) covers, common exclusions, and when your own insurance can replace it.
What Size Dumpster Do You Need?
Pick the right roll-off dumpster size for your remodel, roof or cleanout, with weight limits, banned items and permit tips.
What Size Excavator Do You Need?
How to choose between mini, midi and full-size excavators by dig depth, access width, transport and job type.
Scissor Lift vs Boom Lift
Scissor lifts versus articulating and telescopic boom lifts: height, reach, indoor vs outdoor use, and safety basics before you rent.
Equipment Rental by State
- Texas 181
- California 149
- Washington 104
- Pennsylvania 88
- Arizona 76
- Illinois 76
- Georgia 75
- Ohio 71
- Virginia 65
- Florida 60
- Oregon 59
- Minnesota 50
- New York 49
- Colorado 48
- Michigan 48
- Tennessee 44
- Alabama 40
- South Dakota 39
- North Carolina 38
- Wisconsin 37
- Oklahoma 36
- Indiana 34
- Iowa 34
- Montana 34
- South Carolina 34
- Missouri 33
- Idaho 30
- Maryland 29
- Louisiana 28
- New Jersey 25
- Kansas 24
- New Hampshire 21
- Massachusetts 18
- Kentucky 17
- Nebraska 17
- Mississippi 15
- West Virginia 15
- Arkansas 14
- New Mexico 14
- Connecticut 13
- North Dakota 13
- Hawaii 10
- Nevada 8
- Maine 7
- Wyoming 7
- Delaware 6
- Utah 6
- Alaska 5
- Vermont 5
- Puerto Rico 4
- Rhode Island 4
Questions
How do I find equipment rental near me?
Type a city, state or ZIP code above or tap "Use my location". Each city page lets you filter by construction equipment, tool rental, lifts and forklifts, dumpsters, party rental and dealers.
Do rental companies pay to be listed or ranked here?
No. Every listing is free and comes from OpenStreetMap, the open map anyone can edit. Nobody can pay for a higher position, and we never sell your contact details: you call the rental yard or dealer directly.
Is it cheaper to rent equipment by the week?
Usually, yes. As a rule of thumb a weekly rate costs about three to four daily rates, and a 4-week rate about three weekly rates. Our rental rate checker finds the cheapest mix of day, week and 4-week rates for your dates.
Should I rent or buy equipment?
Rent when you need a machine for a few days or weeks a year; buy when it would be busy most working weeks. A common rule of thumb says buying starts to pay above roughly 60–70% utilization. Try the rent vs buy calculator with your own prices.