The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) requires that you be trained and authorized to operate an aerial lift. Training and certif...

No. We currently do not offer trailer-mounted or towable boom lift models for rent.

Boom lifts are usually suited to one worker, and they work best on level ground. Boom lifts are also distinct because of the booms themselves. Unli...

Maximum boom lift heights are determined by their model. Telescopic boom lifts generally reach up to 180 feet tall. The smallest telescopic booms a...

High-powered boom lifts can reach heights of 150 feet. The tallest boom lift, the Snorkel 2100SJ, has a platform height of 210 feet. BigRentz offer...

The cost to rent a boom lift varies based on a number of factors, including height, type of boom lift, and fuel type. For example, a 34-foot diesel...

The greater the reach you want, the more you pay for an articulating boom lift rental. Daily rental prices can run anywhere from $212 for a 30-foot...

The main advantage of a scissor lift is its larger platform. Unlike a boom lift, whose bucket typically accommodates just one person, a scissor lif...

When it comes to boom lifts, there are two major kinds: articulated and telescopic. Both have similar lift heights, and both have similar lifting c...

BigRentz's call center and corporate headquarters are located in Southern California.

No. For your safety, and limitations posed by our insurance policy, our haulers must be used for all equipment deliveries and pick-ups.

One Day Rental = One (1) 8-hour shift over a 24 hour period. One Week Rental = Five (5) 8-hour shifts over a seven day period. One Month Rental = T...

Yes, in most cases we are able to deliver equipment the next day. Please do keep in mind that early morning delivery times fill up quickly and may...

Yes. BigRentz.com works with more than 12,000 local suppliers across the United States, so no matter where you are, we have a location nearby to se...