Site Equipment Hire

Site equipment can cover a number of different pieces of equipment. It can include portable buildings like site sheds and crib rooms, lighting tower hire, barricades, portaloos, and more. There may be other equipment included like mini cement mixers, jackhammers, and other machines, however some suppliers may not include this in site equipment.

Yes, many suppliers will offer short term hire for site equipment. It’s best to discuss this with individual suppliers before hiring to guarantee you get the most out of your hire and find exactly what you’re looking for.

Yes, site equipment can be delivered directly to construction or project sites. Suppliers typically offer transport and logistics services to ensure machinery, tools, and materials arrive safely and on time.

Delivery methods depend on equipment size and weight:

• Smaller items can be transported on standard vans or trucks.
• Large machinery may require flatbed trucks, trailers, or cranes for offloading.

On-site delivery saves time, reduces handling risks, and ensures equipment is ready for immediate use, improving project efficiency.

The minimum hire period for site equipment typically depends on the supplier and type of equipment. Commonly:

• Daily hire: Many suppliers allow a 1-day minimum, ideal for short-term projects or urgent needs.
• Weekly hire: Some larger or specialised equipment may have a minimum of 3–7 days due to delivery and setup costs.

Exact hire periods vary by equipment type, availability, and site requirements, so confirming with the supplier ensures accurate planning and budgeting.

Yes — equipment packages are available to suit different project needs, combining multiple machines and tools into a single hire solution. These packages help streamline planning, reduce logistics complexity, and often provide cost efficiencies compared with hiring each item separately.

Packages can be tailored for specific tasks such as earthmoving, site clearing, material handling or roadworks, and may include options for dry hire (machine only) or wet hire (with operator). Clients can request customised bundles based on site size, duration, and equipment requirements, making it easier to manage site resources from a single provider.