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damage and ensure those affected can return to their regular lives as soon as possible. Emergency pump hire during flooding is often the most suitable solution, but it is not the only situation in which rental options should be considered.”


John continued: “Before anyone purchases a car, they will no doubt take it for a test drive, and the same is encouraged with equipment. Opting to try out equipment on a rental basis allows customers to understand and evaluate how the equipment performs as part of their application. They can then commission similar systems before investing in a piece of equipment. From diesel and hydraulic-driven submersible pumps and mechanical accessories, through to monitoring and control technology, equipment hire offers an affordable means of accessing the latest solutions and scaling-up an existing fleet. Businesses also have the opportunity to test new methods and solutions, without any obligation to buy. What is more, upgrading and downgrading equipment can be accounted for easily, depending on site specifics and parameters.”


Therefore the hire option can be seen not just as the back-stop option but as a way of trying out a range of equipment over time to see which bests fits any one company’s operational needs and the usage rate for the equipment across the company’s performance spectrum. Testing the market in this way may lead to a company going out and buying its own equipment or it may show up that the equipment would simply be sat in the yard more often than it is used and therefore not an effective option as an ‘owned’ item.


One significant advantage of hiring is that even though the end-user has the


equipment on site, breakdowns, repairs and servicing (not including daily checks like oil water and other standard pre-start-up checks) remain the responsibility of the rental company. Therefore if a piece of equipment, machinery or vehicle breakdown on-the-job it is often a matter of a simple phone call to get a replacement or an on- site repair in very short order, thereby minimising downtime on site for the hirer.


With most equipment hire including 24/7 delivery, service and support, operations can run smoothly and efficiently, helping to maximise productivity and meet any service requirements. A broad range of onsite services can also be included in hire agreements, such as installing and commissioning, monitoring and supervision, as well as the repair and maintenance already mentioned.


Again with ‘Hiring/Rental’ as with the ‘Buy’ option financing can be a bit of minefield but again more on that later.


It is interesting to see what hire companies or those offering hire as an option see as the driver behind the option to rent and how the choice is changing. Rioned is one company offering such an


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