Bucket Truck Rental Rates

Our bucket trucks are designed for electric utility distribution and transmission lighting and sign maintenance forestry cable and telecom work.

Bucket truck rental rates.

If you were to need someone to operate the truck then the hourly rates depending on your geographical location could start at 50 per hour. Sort by location manufacturer model and daily weekly monthly rental price. Choose sunbelt rentals for your industrial or construction jobs that require mobile cranes boom trucks. The maximum height of boom lifts varies by model.

Mobile crane boom truck rentals. Common uses for boom lift rentals. A bucket truck with a single operator rents for 175 to 200 per hour. Page 1 of 7.

Safely reach new heights in herc rentals bucket trucks. United rentals a popular nationwide rental company offers a 41 49 foot boom lift truck for 463 per day or 3 474 per month. Our rental fleet includes insulated and non insulated versalift aerial lifts ranging from 34 to over 100 with and without material handlers. View available boom truck cranes for rent.

United rentals offers a variety of boom lifts for a range of jobs including s boom telescopic lifts 40 to 85 heights telescopic and articulating boom lifts 29 to 86 heights and articulating boom lifts 30 to 80 heights genie z boom aerial lifts 30 to 60 heights trailer boom lifts 34. You can find hourly daily weekly or monthly rental rates. Boom lift rentals are typically priced by the day week or month and daily rates are typically around 200 dollars a day to a few thousand dollars a month. A bucket truck with two operators rents for around 235 per hour.

What are the extra costs. A 60 truck with one operator runs between 400 and 700. Powered by the vehicle s engine to operate the lift hydraulics which raises the boom and bucket these trucks also known as cherry pickers are frequently used by utility workers public works departments arborists or tree surgeons and sign installers to access high hard to reach areas. An electric unit rents for between 150 and 200 per hour.

Some boom lifts can only reach heights of 30 feet while others can reach heights of up to 135 feet.