Heavy-duty forklift rental — operated, all-in
A bare rental quote is a machine and nothing else. The freight, the operator and the insurance are still your problem — and all-in, operated rental runs on par with, often below, bare. One call, and the lift arrives ready to work.
Send us the job Call 877-898-4377
Same-day pricing. Give us the details and you get a number back the same day, not in three to five business days.
Pictured: our truck, our lowboy, our Versa-Lift — the freight a bare rental leaves you to find.
A heavy-class forklift does not show up on its own. Before it lifts anything, four costs are on the table — and a bare rental covers exactly one of them.
Operated rental, all-in, is on par with — often below — bare rental once freight, an operator and insurance are priced in. That is the comparison that matters.
A machine on your dock
The rental yard’s job ends at the drop. Everything that makes the machine productive is still yours to arrange.
A lift, working
The machine, the truck that brings it, the operator who runs it and the coverage it works under — one line item, one call.
The person on the seat moves machinery for a living.
Accuwright is an industrial machinery moving, rigging and millwright contractor. The operator who arrives with the forklift positions presses, molding machines and production equipment every working day — tight aisles, low ceilings, loaded moves. Millwrights and riggers are on Accuwright’s own payroll, and our crews self-perform the work.
The fleet is purpose-built for it: Versa-Lift, Hoist, Riggers and Taylor machines, among others — from warehouse-class trucks to purpose-built machinery movers with a single-lift pick-and-carry of 118,000 lb.
Most heavy lifts are not standalone — they sit inside an unload, a relocation or an installation. The same crews that run the rental machines run those jobs end to end: machinery moving & rigging, plant & line relocation, heavy equipment storage and transportation & crating. One contractor, one point of accountability, from the trailer to the final set.
What is being lifted, roughly what it weighs, the site and the dates — that is enough to start. Drawings, an equipment list or a photo from the floor all help.
Same-day pricing. Give us the details and you get a number back the same day, not in three to five business days.
Rather talk it through? 877-898-4377 — ask for the planning team.
The machine, the freight that brings it and takes it home, an Accuwright operator, and insurance on the machine and crew under Accuwright’s policy. Those are the three costs a bare rental leaves on your side — ours arrives with all three handled.
All-in, operated rental is on par with — often below — bare rental once freight, an operator and insurance are priced in. A bare quote looks lower because it covers only the machine; the other three costs arrive later, on separate invoices. Send us the job and compare the numbers yourself — pricing comes back the same day.
The fleet runs from warehouse-class trucks to purpose-built machinery movers with a single-lift pick-and-carry of 118,000 pounds. Beyond the forklift envelope, we plan engineered rigging systems for loads over 400,000 pounds — different equipment, same contractor, one plan.
Yes — those capacity classes all sit inside the fleet, up to a single-lift pick-and-carry of 118,000 pounds. Tell us the piece, the weight and the site, and we will match the machine to the job rather than the other way around.
Heavy-class machines go out with Accuwright operators. The operator is what keeps the all-in cost on par with bare rental, the schedule predictable and the machine insured on our policy. If your job has a different shape, call and describe it — we price the job, not the catalog.
Yes. The machine and the operator work under Accuwright’s insurance — one of the three costs a bare rental leaves you to arrange. The coverage applies to Accuwright’s machine and crew; it is not cargo insurance for your goods, and we will say so plainly rather than let you assume otherwise.
Our primary service area is the Southern Industrial Corridor, South Carolina to Texas, from shops in Greenville, Georgia and Fort Worth, Texas — and we perform projects coast to coast. The machines move by lowboy; distance is a freight line, not a boundary.
Yes — that is usually the point. The operator arrives from a machinery moving, rigging and millwright contractor. If the lift is part of an unload, a relocation or an installation, the same crew can plan and perform the whole move: rigging, positioning, leveling and setting, under one contract.