Bare rental · You operate
A telehandler is a rough-terrain forklift with a telescopic boom, so it can place material both up and out rather than only lifting straight up. ON-SITE supplies one for bare rental in Phoenix, delivered from its yard at 21815 N 16th St on our own trucks.
A name and a number is all it takes. We call back with the quote, usually same day.
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A telehandler solves the problem a forklift cannot: getting a load up and forward at the same time. The boom extends, so material lands on a second-floor deck, a scaffold, a roof edge or over an obstruction, from a machine parked on the ground below rather than driven up alongside it.
On a construction site that covers most of the material handling day. Block and brick to the masons, trusses and framing packages, roofing material, drywall bundles into an opening, and unloading deliveries in the dirt before any paving exists.
It is not a material-moving machine in the loader sense. If the job is scooping and carrying loose material, a loader or skid steer does that far better. The telehandler earns its rate when the material is palletized and the destination is above you.
What we can confirm about the machine we supply. Lift height, capacity at reach and dimensions come with the quote.
| Spec | Detail | What it means for your job |
|---|---|---|
| Machine type | Telehandler | Rough-terrain forklift with a telescopic boom, also called a reach forklift |
| Model | Skyjack SJ1056 TH | The model designation the spec sheet and load chart are issued against |
| Units | 1 | Quoted and dispatched from the yard on 16th Street |
| Rental type | Bare | You supply the operator. Delivery, pick-up and paperwork are ours |
| Attachments | With quote | Forks and attachments quoted alongside the machine |
| Load chart | With quote | Capacity falls as the boom extends, so the chart is what matters, not a headline number |
Telehandler capacity is a chart, not a single figure: what it will place depends on how high and how far out the load has to go. Tell us the height, the reach and the weight and we will confirm the machine covers it before you book.
We publish only what we can stand behind. Boom and jib lengths, dimensions, weights and the load chart come with the quote, off the sheet for the actual unit in our yard rather than a number copied from a spec site for a different build of the same model.
10%
Whatever you are paying for an equivalent telehandler today, we go 10% under it going forward. Not an introductory rate that quietly resets after the first job. Send the invoice, or just describe the work and we will quote it against the market and apply the discount anyway.
There is no rate card on this page on purpose. Every job gets quoted for what it actually is.
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Trades whose material has to end up above ground level.
Masonry contractors
Block and mortar delivered to the scaffold as the wall goes up.
Framing and truss crews
Setting truss packages and lumber onto a deck.
Roofing contractors
Loading material to the roof edge on commercial and residential work.
Drywall and interior trades
Bundles placed through an opening rather than carried up.
General contractors
Unloading deliveries on a site that is still dirt.
Steel and mechanical crews
Positioning material at height where a crane would be overkill.
Bare means you run it. It does not mean you are on your own for everything around it.
Delivered and picked up
On our own lowboys and flatbeds, so the haul is not a third company to chase.
COI verified before release
Your certificate is checked on our side before the machine leaves the yard.
Photo walk-around
Condition recorded at both ends, so there is nothing to argue about later.
Day, week or month
Priced for the length you actually need rather than forced into a longer term.
Attachments quoted with it
Buckets, forks and support gear come off the same lot on the same quote.
Cranes from the same yard
If the job also needs a lift, it is one number and one invoice, not two vendors.
Three ways to get material off the ground, and the right one is usually obvious once you know the difference.
Warehouse forklift
Telehandler
Crane with operator
Bare rentals go by the day, the week or the month, priced for the length you actually need rather than pushed into a longer term. Delivery and pick-up are quoted from the yard as their own line, so you can see the haul separately from the machine.
Your certificate of insurance is verified before the machine is released, every time. We record a photo walk-around at drop and at pick-up so condition is documented on both ends and damage never turns into an argument at the end of the rental.
Quoted per job. On a telehandler the term and the reach requirement do most of the work.
Rental length
These are usually weekly or monthly placements that run alongside a build. Book the realistic term.
Delivery distance
Quoted from the north Phoenix yard as its own visible line.
Height and reach needed
How high and how far out the material has to go decides whether this machine covers the job.
Attachments
Forks, carriages and any specialty attachment are quoted with the machine.
Site conditions
Slope, ground and access affect both delivery and how the machine can be used.
Return condition and fuel
Returned fueled and clean is the cheapest ending. No fuel surcharge on our quotes.
10%
Send us the invoice you pay today for an equivalent telehandler and we will go 10% under it going forward.
Beat my rateThe yard is at 21815 N 16th St in north Phoenix. The move is quoted from there, so the closer the job sits to the North Valley, the shorter and cheaper the haul.
Telehandlers go out across metro Phoenix on short hauls and statewide across Arizona for longer placements on a build.
Metro cities we run to most
Tri-axle tractors, lowboys to 75 ton, a removable-gooseneck expandable lowboy and a 53 ft flatbed all sit on the same lot as the machine. That means the delivery date is ours to commit to instead of a call we have to make on your behalf, and it is one invoice at the end.
Everything here is owned and parked on 16th Street in north Phoenix. Swipe through, or open any machine for its page.
Cranes and earthmoving off one lot in north Phoenix, delivered on our own trucks. One number, one invoice, whatever the job needs.
