Boise Equipment Rentals
for DIY Projects,
Hauling & Property Work.

Currently we have 7×14 hydraulic dump trailers available for rent. It's ideal for DIY cleanouts, hauling gravel (depending on size of tow vehicle), soil, brush, lumber, and debris — great for weekend projects and small contractor jobs.

We're expanding the rental fleet to include additional dump trailers, utility trailers, equipment trailers, skid steer rentals, mini excavator rentals, and attachments. Join the waitlist above to be notified when they become available.

You can join our waitlist and we'll contact you as availability opens. We do not accept deposits or hold reservations for equipment that is not yet in active service.

You need a proper tow vehicle with a 2-5/16" ball hitch, a 7-pin electrical connector, and a brake controller. You must have experience towing a trailer. It is your responsibility to ensure your vehicle is rated for the loaded trailer weight. We'll walk you through the specifics when you book. Appropriate tow vehicles are 3/4 and 1 ton trucks (2500/3500 series). Most half ton (1500 series) trucks can tow the 7×14 with 24" sides, if the need is volume space, not weight.

Yes, within a 10 mile radius, we can offer free delivery. There is an extra per mile charge of $3/mile outside of the 10 mile radius.

You are responsible for the trailer and its contents while it's in your possession. We strongly recommend confirming with your auto insurance provider that towed equipment is covered under your policy. Ask us about coverage requirements when you book. Through our insurance, you can purchase an affordable policy that covers the duration of your rental.

Gravel, dirt, and clean fill are generally fine. Concrete rubble and roofing shingles are heavier materials and may be subject to additional restrictions or surcharges depending on quantity. Contact us before loading to confirm what's allowed and to discuss weight limits for your specific haul.

Hazardous materials, chemicals, asbestos-containing materials, paint, liquids, and items prohibited by Idaho disposal regulations are not allowed. We reserve the right to refuse service for any prohibited material. If you're unsure, just ask before you load.

Overloading the trailer is your responsibility. It can result in equipment damage, unsafe towing, and legal liability on you. Damage caused by overloading is not covered under the rental and will be charged to you. We'll give you load capacity guidance when you book so you can plan your haul safely.

Yes. We offer 4-hour, 8-hour, 12-hour, overnight (24-hour), and multi-day rental options. Multi-day rates (3+ days) are available for longer projects. Contact us for current pricing on extended rentals.