telehandler rental for construction and industrial use
Lift Group provides flexible telehandler rental options to help contractors, warehouses, and industrial sites lift, place, and transport materials safely and efficiently.
Why choose telehandler rental?
Renting a telehandler can be more cost-effective and practical than buying for short-term projects, seasonal demand, or one-off lifting needs.
- Lower upfront cost compared to purchase
- Access to the latest models and attachments
- Maintenance and inspections handled by the rental company
- Flexible rental durations to match project timelines
Common telehandler types and attachments
Telescopic handlers
Versatile machines with extendable booms used for high-reach lifting on construction sites.
Typical attachments
- Forks — pallet handling
- Buckets — loose material handling
- Lifting jibs — personnel or suspended loads (use certified platforms)
- Truss booms — placing structural elements
How to select the right telehandler rental
- Assess lift capacity and reach needed for your tasks.
- Choose the appropriate attachment for the material type.
- Confirm jobsite access, surface conditions, and weight limits.
- Discuss delivery, pickup, and on-site support with the rental provider.
Rental process with Lift Group
Our typical rental workflow is designed to be simple and transparent:
- Inquiry & assessment — tell us your load, height, and site details.
- Quote & agreement — flexible day, week, or month rates.
- Pre-rental inspection — safety checks and attachments fitted.
- Delivery & setup — timely delivery and orientation on arrival.
- Support & return — maintenance support and convenient pickup.
Practical tips
Follow these best practices to get the most from your telehandler rental:
- Provide accurate load weights and dimensions when requesting a quote.
- Confirm ground conditions—use mats or outriggers on soft surfaces.
- Keep the operator manual and load charts accessible on site.
- Train operators on the specific telehandler model before use.
- Schedule inspections for long-term rentals to maintain safety.
FAQ
Q: How long can I rent a telehandler?
A: Rentals range from a single day to several months. Lift Group offers flexible terms to match project needs.
Q: Do you provide operators?
A: Yes — operator services can be arranged where required for safety or certification reasons.
Q: What information do you need for a quote?
A: Key details are lift capacity, maximum reach required, attachment type, rental duration, and delivery address.
Q: Are safety inspections included?
A: Pre-rental safety checks are included. Ongoing inspections can be scheduled for long-term hires.
Conclusion
Choosing telehandler rental from Lift Group gives you flexible, inspected equipment and on-site support to keep your project productive and safe. Contact us to discuss requirements and get a tailored quote — well help you pick the right telehandler for the job.