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United Rentals, Inc. has announced the further expansion of its specialty branch network with the opening of six additional U.S. locations and one in Canada.
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The latest five-year forecast for the equipment rental industry released by the American Rental Association (ARA) remains positive, even as several economic factors point toward more modest increases over the next five years. ARA now projects equipment rental revenue reach $55.5 billion in the United States in 2020.
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Rouse Analytics has rolled out its rental rate and utilization benchmarking service to rental companies and equipment dealers in Canada.
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Years ago the term “laser” used to strike fear in those that would hear the word on a construction site for the first time (remember, I’ve been involved in this market for over 40 years) but now as you well know they are very commonplace.
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Kubota Engine America has increased its warranty period for CSA generators distributed in Canada from two years or 2,000 hours to three years or 3,000 hours, whichever occurs first. Kubota hopes the extension, available for all CSA certified GL LowBoy II generators, will increase peace of mind for customers and strengthen relationships with distributors and end users. The LowBoy II already has very low warranty claim rates, as each one is powered by a reliable Kubota diesel engine, and features a compact design, lower noise levels and cleaner emissions. By offering a longer warranty, Kubota remains competitive in the generator market.
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Cervus Equipment has opened a new transportation dealership in Ottawa, Ontario, making it the 73th Cervus location across Canada, Australia and New Zealand.
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