The yard
ON-SITE is a crane and heavy equipment rental yard at 21815 N 16th St in north Phoenix, Arizona. The fleet runs to 21 machines: eight crane classes from a 25-ton boom truck to a 120-ton all-terrain, plus excavators, loaders, dozers, a backhoe, a telehandler, a skid steer, a dump truck and a rock slinger.
Cranes go out as operated crane rental in Phoenix, with a certified operator and rigging on one contract. Earthmoving goes out as bare heavy equipment rental, delivered on our own trucks. Filter the yard below, or tell us the job and we will size it.
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ON-SITE runs thirteen categories of machine out of one yard: five crane types covering eight crane models, plus eight earthmoving, material-handling and hauling categories. The table below is the whole yard at a glance, what each category is normally used for, and whether it rents with an operator or bare.
| Class | What it is used for | In the yard | Rents as |
|---|---|---|---|
| All-Terrain Crane | Travels the highway on its own wheels, then works off pavement once it arrives. The class for the heaviest picks that still have to drive to the site. | With operator | |
| Crawler Crane | Lattice boom on tracks. Built for long-duration heavy lifting where the crane stays on one site for weeks rather than mobilizing daily. | With operator | |
| Rough Terrain Crane | One cab, four large tires, designed to work on dirt, pads and unimproved ground. The everyday Phoenix workhorse for site lifting. | With operator | |
| Truck Crane | Crane on a road-going carrier. Fast to arrive and quick to set up, best on paved and accessible sites. | With operator | |
| Boom Truck | The smallest operated class. Short, precise sets where mobilizing a full crane would cost more than the lift is worth. | With operator | |
| Excavator | Digging, trenching, demolition and load-out. Sized to the trench and the ground you are working in. | Bare | |
| Wheel Loader | Moving material fast: stockpiles, backfill and truck loading. The compact machine also runs forks and attachments. | Bare | |
| Dozer | Pushing dirt. Cut, fill, rough grade and pad work across open ground. | Bare | |
| Backhoe | Digs on one end and loads on the other. The general-purpose machine for utility work and tighter sites. | Bare | |
| Telehandler | Forks on a telescopic boom. Places material at height and reach where a forklift cannot get to it. | Bare | |
| Skid Steer | Tight-site machine that runs a wide range of attachments. Where a full-size loader will not fit. | Bare | |
| Truck | Hauling spoil, aggregate and material on and off the site. | Bare | |
| Rock Slinger | Conveyor truck that throws rock and aggregate into place, including behind walls and into yards a dump truck cannot back into. | Bare |
Specs on each machine page are published only where we have confirmed them from the unit itself. Where a spec is not listed yet, ask and we will pull it off the machine.
Operated rental means ON-SITE supplies the machine and a certified operator together on one contract. Bare rental means we deliver the machine and your crew runs it. In practice the split follows the machine: cranes go out operated because the lift plan, rigging and certification travel with the crane, and earthmoving goes out bare because your operators are already on the job.
Operated
You are buying a lift, not a machine
Bare
Your operator, our machine
A crane's tonnage rating describes what it can pick at its shortest radius, not what it can pick at your load. The number that decides the job is capacity at the distance the crane actually has to reach, which is why two lifts of identical weight can need very different machines.
Tell us the weight, the reach and the ground and we size it from the yard. If a smaller class does the job we say so, because an oversized crane costs more, mobilizes slower and often needs more setup room than the site has. The same logic applies to earthmoving: machine size follows the trench, the access and the haul.
Tell us three things
Four steps, and the only one that needs anything from you is the first. Dispatch runs Monday to Saturday from 4:30am, so a machine ordered in the afternoon can be on site before your crew the next morning.
1
Tell us the job
The machine or the lift, the dates, and where it is going. If you are not sure what you need, describe the work and we size it.
2
We quote it
Usually the same day. If a smaller class does the job, we say so rather than sending more machine than the work needs.
3
COI and agreement
Send your certificate of insurance and sign from your phone. We verify the COI before anything leaves the yard.
4
We deliver
On our own lowboys and flatbeds, with a photo walk-around at drop and pick-up so condition is never an argument.
Request a quote
Tell us the job and we will size it. Name and number is all we need to call you back.
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Operated crane rental in Phoenix
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