Equipment available for material handling
Electric warehouse forklifts · Propane and gas forklifts · Rough-terrain forklifts · Telehandlers for construction sites · Multiple reach-height options · Fork and carriage options
Photo credit
Toyota Geneo 25 forklift photo by Tennen-Gas, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons.
Popular uses in El Paso
Warehouses
Move pallets and supplies on smooth indoor floors with the right fuel type and capacity.
Construction sites
Carry lumber, block, roofing, and equipment across prepared or rough ground.
Elevated placement
Use a telehandler to place materials on upper floors, roofs, and scaffolding.
Events & logistics
Unload trucks and stage bulky supplies efficiently.
Why rent from EquipScape
- Electric warehouse forklifts
- Propane and gas forklifts
- Rough-terrain forklifts
- Telehandlers for construction sites
- Multiple reach-height options
- Fork and carriage options
- Best Rates in Town — we'll match or beat any local quote
Rental requirements
What to bring when you pick up. Call ahead if anything isn't a match — we'll help you figure it out.
- Valid driver's license and proof of insurance
- Credit or debit card for the security deposit
- Tow vehicle rated for the trailer/equipment weight (for towable rentals)
- Renter must be 21 years or older
Delivery & pickup across the El Paso metro
Pick up at our Montana Avenue yard or let us deliver directly to your job site. We serve El Paso, Horizon City, Socorro, Canutillo, Anthony, and Sunland Park.
- Same-day pickup available on most units
- Metro-wide delivery — call for a firm rate to your ZIP
- Weekend and after-hours drop-off by arrangement
- Full walk-through and safety briefing at handoff
Safety tips before you start
Every rental includes a hands-on walk-through at pickup. Keep these in mind on the job.
- Wear safety glasses, hearing protection, and closed-toe boots
- Never bypass safety guards, kill switches, or interlocks
- Keep bystanders and pets clear of the work area
- Follow the fuel and fluid specs we provide at pickup
- Stop work and call us if anything feels off — never force a machine
Rental FAQs
Do I need a forklift or a telehandler?
A forklift is best on firm, level surfaces. A telehandler adds reach and rough-terrain capability for construction sites.
What capacity should I request?
Tell us the heaviest load, load dimensions, lift height, and ground conditions. Capacity decreases as reach increases.
Do you deliver forklifts?
Yes. Delivery and pickup can be arranged across the El Paso area.