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by: tex hooper

thu, 28 apr 2022 21:57:17 +0000

i like your construction tips. i need to rent a bulldozer. i’ll have to do some price comparisons.

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by: san wells

mon, 02 aug 2021 23:45:28 +0000

it is a whole lot better to lease the equipment for the period needed

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by: paul

thu, 04 feb 2021 05:48:04 +0000

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by: megan alder

wed, 22 jul 2020 13:39:04 +0000

i like how you highlighted that if the contractor needs the tool for a one-time project is best to rent it. my friend and i have been thinking about starting our construction project and we want to make sure we know anything we need to know first. i will definitely consider what you said and pass this on to my friend.

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by: ellie davis

fri, 17 jan 2020 17:52:12 +0000

i loved that you mentioned rental expenses can be deducted on a yearly basis. my husband is working on a remodeling project at my mother’s house, and we are looking for advice to help him find the equipment that he needs. i will le them know about the benefits of renting all the industrial and construction equipment to help him during his project. http://blueashequiprent.com/catalog.html

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by: rachel frampton

mon, 02 dec 2019 11:02:34 +0000

i agree with you that the renting experience will be an advantage in measuring the efficiency of the production. my brother plans to invest in a construction company, and he’s torn choosing between renting or buying. i guess, this article pretty much sums up the renting benefits. https://leasesource.net/construction

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by: mathew barnes

wed, 16 oct 2019 18:55:56 +0000

we provide all services like car shipping, motorcycle shipping, open-air transport, enclosed car transport, heavy equipment shipping, and door-to-door shipping.

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by: james

wed, 16 oct 2019 15:40:59 +0000

probably this is one of the most beautifully written pieces on construction equipment hauling. good thing is that auto transport services are expanding more than ever before and their domain is infinite. my experience with the shipa1 auto transport company was quite remarkable and their services made me comfortable with the services of shipping companies.

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by: kate hansen

tue, 06 aug 2019 16:49:23 +0000

i like how you said that rental expenses are considered business expenses and deducted on a yearly basis. my uncle has a construction project coming up and he was wanting to rent some equipment. i’ll make sure to pass this information along to him while he searches for places to rent from. https://www.djmequipment.com/inventory/?/listings/construction-equipment/for-rent/list/category/1008?etid=1&pcid=3020982&dlr=1&lo=4&sfc=0&snai=0&ssc=0&sortorder=91&title=compaction%20equipment

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by: bethel smith

mon, 15 jul 2019 20:48:06 +0000

i really appreciate what you mentioned about purchasing construction equipment if you will be using it for more than 8 months of a year. my brother and i both own farms that are not too far apart. i think that it will save us money, in the long run, to purchase a backhoe than to rent one each time. https://leasesource.net/construction

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by: eli richardson

mon, 17 jun 2019 15:51:25 +0000

it really helped when you indicated that renting a piece of equipment will save you from the values regarding its maintenance. my brother recently started his own individual construction company and he has been considering buying or leasing his own construction equipment. it would be exceptional id he finds a company for him to find a company that will rent them out to him.
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by: amy winters

fri, 14 jun 2019 22:36:24 +0000

thank you for pointing out that heavy equipment rentals are considered business expenses and can be deducted yearly. my boss has been thinking about renting heavy equipment. it’s good to know that it can be a reasonable tax deduction. https://myshakgroup.com/equipment/?equipment-category=heavy-lift-products

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by: rosie beckett

wed, 05 jun 2019 21:11:21 +0000

i am thinking about renting some construction equipment for a home renovation project i have planned in a few months, so i’m glad that i found this article. you make a great point that renting will save me money in the long run. i won’t have to worry about maintenance, insurance or storing the equipment long term.

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by: taylor bishop

wed, 08 may 2019 17:07:19 +0000

thanks for the interesting article for renting or buying construction equipment. i didn’t know renting expenses are actually considered business expenses, so they can be deducted. this sounds very useful if you may only need a piece of equipment for a few projects during the year. https://www.mileshire.co.uk/equipment_category/tools/

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by: sariah meagle

tue, 05 feb 2019 01:38:34 +0000

renting work zone equipment might be better for us since you said that it can provide us with information as to the cost and maintenance of the equipment without the commitment. because you pointed out that we can greatly benefit from this if we do not have enough funds, we might just rent equipment for the construction project instead. you did make a point that we should rent if we don’t have a fleet service for it since we can’t transport it without a fleet so we’ll just look around for some companies offering them. https://stripesandstops.com/

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by: constructskills

wed, 30 jan 2019 09:19:23 +0000

this blog most important and helpful.i have need..

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by: amy winters

thu, 24 jan 2019 15:54:39 +0000

i like your suggestion to start by renting the construction equipment if we’re not sure. my husband and i need to use some heavy duty equipment for a construction project. since we’re not sure whether to rent or buy, i think we’ll take your advice and start with renting. http://www.cranessouthjersey.com/

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by: amy winters

thu, 24 jan 2019 15:54:16 +0000

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by: rhianna hawk

wed, 29 aug 2018 17:57:44 +0000

my husband wants to start doing some handyman work and carpentry in our neighborhood on his days off for extra income and while he wants to buy all the equipment right off, i think it would save space and money as you said if he just rents on an as-needed basis. i’ll have him look through this article because i think that will help him see my side of things, and if he ends up using the same equipment for 22 consecutive days as you said then i’ll consider letting him buy it.
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