Renovating Warehouse or Office Space? We Can Help!
As the economy begins to rebound, GRS Rents is working with many contractors who have been retained to renew existing warehouse/office/retail space for new tenants. This work often requires revisions to wiring, data cabling, and hvac. As these items are almost universally installed in ceiling areas it is important to be able to work there safely. GRS Rents supplies these contractors with all types of scissor lifts, articulated boom lifts and forklifts to help them safely complete these projects. Most commonly we are providing contractors with 19′, 20′, or 26′ electric scissor lifts. These time savers also help get the job done more efficiently.
With rollback delivery service available anywhere in Northern Illinois or Southern Wisconsin we can make ground or loading dock deliveries. We also stock a complete line of 4X4 boom lifts and shooting boom forklifts to help with exterior renovation work. Give us a call at 888-477-7687 to discuss your next project!
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Jason O'Connell
February 26th, 2010 at 7:58 am
What is the average daily rental rate on a 19′ scissor? What brands do you carry?
- Jason
joe
February 26th, 2010 at 8:07 am
Jason,
Average daily rates on a 19 can vary depending on style, but for the most part you can figure the lift rental itself to be in the $100 range. We carry three manufacturers of lifts: Genie Scissor Lifts, JLG Scissor Lifts, & SkyJack Scissor lifts. Feel free to give us a call at 888-477-7687 if you have any other questions, or to make a reservation!
Thanks,
Joe
Tim Smoth
March 9th, 2010 at 10:44 am
Do you need a license to operate the bigger lifts? Can they be used on my property in a residential area?
joe
March 9th, 2010 at 1:56 pm
Tim,
There is no specific “license” required, however training with the type of lift you are intending to use is always recommended. There are times when jobsite safety programs will specifically require a certain level of operator training before operating equipment on their sites. OSHA outlines some basic safety recommendations and requirements here: http://www.osha.gov/OshDoc/data_Hurricane_Facts/aerial_lifts.pdf . Depending on the project, we carry a variety of lifts (available at each location: Crystal Lake, East Dundee, and Marengo) to take care of everything from tree trimming to working in a warehouse. Give GRS Rents a call at 888-477-7687 if you have any other questions or to place an order.
Thanks!