Step 1: Match the machine to the job
The biggest cost in any rental isn't the daily rate — it's renting the wrong machine. A dump trailer that's too small doubles your trips. A skid steer that's too big can't fit through the gate.
Call us and describe the job in one sentence: what you're moving, how far, and where. We'll tell you the smallest machine that gets it done.
- Yard cleanup or single-load haul-off — utility trailer or 7x14 dump trailer
- Sod removal, small grading, trenching — mini skid steer with the right attachment
- Sub-base or driveway prep — plate compactor or walk-behind roller
- Tree limbs and yard debris — wood chipper sized to the branch diameter
Step 2: Request a quote or reserve
The fastest path is a phone call to (915) 895-7400 — most rentals are confirmed in under five minutes. Prefer to type? Send us a quote request with your dates, ZIP, and equipment.
For weekends, month-end, and spring cleanup season, reserve 24–48 hours ahead. Same-day pickup is often available midweek.
Step 3: Paperwork and deposits
When you arrive at the yard, we'll do a quick check-in. Have these ready:
- Valid driver's license (renter must be 21+)
- Proof of insurance for the tow vehicle on towable rentals
- Credit or debit card for the security deposit — held, not charged, until return
- Business info if you're renting on a company account
Step 4: Delivery or pickup
Pickup at our yard is free and usually the fastest option. Delivery lets your crew stay on the clock — we'll drop off at your jobsite anywhere in the El Paso metro.
If we're delivering, make sure there's a clear staging area at least the length of the trailer plus 20 feet, with no low branches or wires overhead.
Step 5: On the jobsite
Every rental leaves the yard with a hands-on walk-through: safety controls, kill switch, fuel type, tie-down points, and any quirks unique to that unit.
Follow the fuel and fluid specs we hand you at pickup. If anything feels off — a warning light, a smell, a funny noise — stop and call us. We'd rather send a tech than watch a machine get hurt.
Step 6: Return without surprises
Return the machine clean, fueled, and on time. Sweep out trailers, knock loose mud off tracks, and top off the tank. Missing any of these adds a small service fee — nothing wild, but easy to avoid.
If the job runs long, call before your return window closes. Extensions are simple; unannounced late returns aren't.
Pro tips from our yard crew
- Book the machine for a full day even if you only need it a few hours — the daily rate is almost always cheaper than the hourly premium plus travel time.
- Take a phone photo of the equipment before you leave the yard. It documents condition and saves any disagreement later.
- Ask us for the brochure PDF. It has spec sheets, capacities, and operator quick-reference cards.
FAQs
How old do I have to be to rent equipment in El Paso?
You must be 21 or older with a valid driver's license. Some towable equipment also requires proof of vehicle insurance.
Do you deliver to my job site?
Yes. We deliver across the El Paso metro — El Paso, Horizon City, Socorro, Canutillo, Anthony, and Sunland Park. Call us with your ZIP for a firm rate.
Do I need to return equipment with a full tank?
Yes. Return fueled equipment topped off — otherwise a refuel fee applies at market rate plus a small service charge.
What happens if I keep the rental longer than planned?
Call us before the return time. We'll extend the reservation at the same daily/weekly rate. Late returns without notice are billed at the daily rate plus a late fee.