Equipment rental

Oilfield equipment rental in Midland-Odessa

Equipment rental lets you put a machine on your job for the days you need it without owning, insuring and storing it the rest of the year. On oilfield and site work, that usually means earthmoving and support equipment for building pads, maintaining roads, moving material and supporting other crews.

In the Permian, rental demand tracks drilling and construction schedules. Pads and roads need building or repair, locations need cleanup and reclamation, and crews need equipment on short notice when the plan changes.

We rent equipment for oilfield and site work around Midland, Odessa and the Permian Basin. What is available changes, so tell us what you need and for how long, and we will tell you what we have.

How a job works

1. Machine and datesTell us the work, the machine you have in mind and your dates.
2. AvailabilityWe tell you what we have and confirm delivery and pickup.
3. Delivery walk-aroundWalk the machine at drop-off and note any damage, fluids and fuel.
4. ReturnWe pick it up at the end of your dates or extend if the job runs long.

Common jobs

What affects scheduling and price

Rental cost depends on the type of machine, how long you keep it, delivery and pickup distance, and whether you need an operator. Longer rentals usually cost less per day. Fuel, damage and cleaning terms should be clear before the machine leaves.

Availability is the main scheduling factor. Giving us your dates and location early helps, and so does telling us whether a different size or type of machine would also do the job.

Safety basics

Operators should be trained on the machine they run, and the site needs a plan for buried lines, overhead power and traffic. In oilfield work, call 811 and get the operator's line locates before digging. Walk the machine at delivery and note any damage.

How to prepare the site

To prepare, pick a level, firm spot for delivery that a truck and trailer can reach and turn around on, and make sure someone is there to sign for the machine. Check that the people who will run it are trained on that type of equipment. If the job might run long, say so up front so the rental dates can be extended without a gap, and plan where the machine will sit overnight.

What to have ready when you ask for a quote

• What you need to do, and the machine you have in mind
• Start and end dates
• Delivery location and access notes
• Whether you need an operator
• Who on site will receive the equipment
• Any operator or site requirements for equipment

Area served

Midland, Odessa and job sites across the Permian Basin. Tell us where the work is when you ask for a quote.