Renting Heavy Construction Equipment

Before You Relocate Your Company Plant, Remember To Update Your Insurance Policies

If you are relocating your company plant, your business insurance policies are probably the last things on your mind. Yet, if you forget to update your policies–especially health insurance policies that involve your employees–you are putting your business at risk. Here are some reminders about your business and health insurance update needs. Remember to Contact Your Insurance Policy Providers You need to inform all of your company’s involved insurance agencies about the plant relocation. Read More»

Crane Operator Job Overview

If you are a recent high school graduate, the time has come for you to start thinking about your career. You want to choose a path that will provide you with financial stability, and one that you will enjoy. If you have an affection for the construction industry, you want to put your brains and your brawn to work, you might want to consider a career as a crane operator. Read More»

When I started my construction company a few years ago, I couldn't afford to buy all of the heavy equipment that I needed outright. I was worried that renting it was going to be a waste of my money, but it really worked out well for me. I only had to pay when I really needed the equipment, and I didn't have to worry about any maintenance or repairs. Now that my business has taken off, I own and lease more of my equipment, but there are still some things that I rent because it just makes financial sense. I started a blog to talk about renting, leasing, and buying heavy equipment to help other new construction business owners get their own companies off the ground.