Benefits of Leasing

Top notch equipment backed by superior service

• Flexible Terms: Short-term and long-term leases available
• Budget Limitations: Monthly payments are often lower than a loan or short term rental
• Preventative Maintenance Included: Professional service provided by dedicated technicians
• Fleet Variety: Access to the latest models from trusted brands
• Purchase Option: There are often options at lease-end to return, purchase, or extend the lease

Benefits of Financing

Financing support you can count on in any situation.

• Minimize Financial Obligation: Financing allows you to acquire equipment with minimal upfront expenses
• Multiple Financing Options: Usually there are numerous options for a companies offering by the financing firm featuring different interest rates or monthly sums
• Building Equity with Ownership: Your monthly payments contribute to the purchase of the machine and once the machine is paid in full, you will own the equipment and have the option to resell it.

What's the difference between leasing, renting, and financing heavy equipment?

So, you’re in the market for heavy equipment for your business. That’s a big step! But by now, you probably realize that picking out the perfect machine is only half the battle—the other half is figuring out how to get it in your hands.
Check out our blog comparing the different finance avenues to find the right one for your business!

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Investing in heavy equipment for your business is a big decision!

While Return on Investment (ROI) is a critical metric to consider, there's more to determining the lifetime value of a mini excavator than just costs and profits. When you're investing in a machine that will be an integral part of your operations for years to come, it is essential to look beyond the initial purchase price and consider factors such as durability, reliability, and maintenance requirements that may play into future costs and savings.

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Are you in the market for used heavy equipment?

Maybe you’ve been buying equipment for years, or maybe it’s your first time around the block. Regardless, buying used can be a smart financial move for your business. However, it can also be overwhelming, frustrating, and even risky if you don’t know what to look for.

From research to inspection, this article will walk you through all the steps, tips, and tricks to know in advance to make an informed decision on your “new” used equipment. So, grab a cup of coffee or a Redbull – let’s dig in!

Used Equipment Buyer's Guide