Rental FoxReach a roofline or high branches
Reach up and over with a boom lift, or straight up with a scissor lift. Rent one.
Rental cost
$100 to $687.50 a day
Across 49 published day rates.
$318 to $2,234.38 a week
Across 48 published week rates. Rows that print a week rate are counted.
Low to high across rental shops. Rent one of the machines below.
Rental only, before tax, delivery, fuel, and materials.
How long to rent
Planning guidance. Gutters, a short roof edge, or a few branches often fit in a day.
What to rent
Rent one of these.
Boom lift
It reaches up and over a roof edge or into a tree.
Ask how high it reaches, whether it needs a trailer, and what surface it can sit on.
$290 to $687.50 a day. Across 23 published day rates.
$1,076 to $2,234.38 a week. Across 23 published week rates. Rows that print a week rate are counted.
Cheapest published day rate
JLG T350 35' towable boom · $290/day
Scissor lift
It goes straight up. Use it when the work is directly above a firm, level surface.
Ask whether the height is the platform or the working height, and whether the lift is for a slab or for rough ground. The size guide lists typical classes.
Published ratesRental shopsSize guide
$100 to $197 a day. Across 26 published day rates.
$318 to $600 a week. Across 25 published week rates. Rows that print a week rate are counted.
Cheapest published day rate
SkyJack 19-ft scissor lift 3219 · $100/day
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