Project requirements do not always stay the same from beginning to end. Different stages of work can require different types of equipment, while the duration and scale of a project may also change. For businesses that do not want to commit capital to equipment that may not be needed throughout a project, equipment rental provides a flexible way to access the required machinery when it is needed. Allied Rental Services Limited (ARSL) provides rental solutions designed around these changing requirements.
A Rental Fleet Built Around Different Requirements
ARSL manages a rental fleet covering Power Generation Equipment, Material Handling Equipment and Construction-related Machinery. Its rental solutions also include Lighting Towers, Load Banks, Cranes and Power House O&M services. This range allows businesses to select equipment according to the requirements of their particular application instead of depending on a single type of machine.
Caterpillar power generation equipment is available for different power requirements and applications, while Caterpillar construction machinery supports earthmoving work across a broad range of industries and applications. ARSL also provides cranes suitable for both on-road and off-road work.
Rental Periods That Adapt to the Need
One of the important parts of ARSL’s rental model is its ability to support short- to medium-term equipment requirements. According to the company’s business model, equipment can be rented for periods ranging from days to weeks or months, allowing customers to use equipment without making a capital commitment to ownership.
Power generation equipment also comes with daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly rental options, with pricing based on specific customer requirements. This gives businesses different rental-period options depending on how long the equipment is required.
Supporting Changing Project Requirements
ARSL’s “Why Rental” information highlights the ability to supplement a business’s core fleet when job requirements and customer demands change. A company may already have its own equipment but may need additional machinery for a particular requirement. Rental can provide access to the equipment needed without permanently expanding the owned fleet.
This approach can be useful when equipment requirements change between different jobs or stages of work. Instead of treating equipment ownership as the only option, businesses can use rental to add the required equipment when necessary.
Equipment Readiness and Servicing
Changing requirements also mean that equipment needs to be ready when it is required. ARSL states that its rental fleet is maintained by trained mechanics before each rental. Its rental agreements typically cover complete equipment servicing, helping customers avoid the maintenance responsibilities associated with equipment ownership.
The ARSL business model also states that rented equipment returns to the Modaraba for re-servicing before its next deployment. This supports the company’s focus on providing reliable rental equipment for different customer requirements.
More Than Equipment: Supporting Operations
ARSL’s rental offering extends beyond simply providing machines. The company also provides Power House O&M solutions, offering skilled manpower for the operation and maintenance of customers’ power plants on a 24/7 basis. This adds an operational support element to its rental solutions.
FAQs
1. What types of equipment does ARSL offer for rental?
ARSL offers Power Generation Equipment, Material Handling Equipment, Construction Machines, Lighting Towers, Load Banks and Cranes.
2. Can equipment be rented for different periods?
Yes. ARSL’s rental model covers periods ranging from days, weeks, and months, while its power generation equipment is available on daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly rental terms.
3. Can rental equipment supplement an existing fleet?
Yes. ARSL specifically highlights rental as a way to supplement a core fleet when job requirements and customer demands change.
4. Does ARSL provide equipment servicing?
ARSL states that its rental agreements typically cover complete equipment servicing, and equipment is re-serviced before its next deployment.
Conclusion
Equipment rental is not simply about accessing a machine; it can also provide businesses with a way to respond to changing equipment requirements. With a range covering power generation, construction machinery, material handling equipment, lighting towers, load banks and cranes, ARSL provides rental solutions for different applications. Its flexible rental periods, equipment servicing and ability to supplement an existing fleet make rental a practical part of managing changing project requirements.
