Why Hiring Equipment and Tools Makes Sense for Your Next Job
For builders and tradies, getting the right equipment can make all the difference. But instead of purchasing expensive tools and machinery, hiring them is often a smarter choice. Here’s why:
Save Money
Buying equipment can be a big upfront cost, especially for gear you might not need regularly. Hiring tools allows you to save that money for other parts of your project. Plus, you can access the latest technology without constantly updating your own tools.
One-off Jobs
Some tools or machinery may only be needed for specific jobs. Rather than buying something you won’t use again, hiring means you only pay for what you need when you need it.
No Maintenance Costs
When you hire equipment, you don’t have to worry about maintaining or storing it. The hire company takes care of all the upkeep, ensuring that the equipment is in top condition when you need it.
Flexibility
With equipment hire, you can get what you need for each stage of the build. Whether it’s demolition gear, flooring tools, or high-performance saws, you can hire different equipment at each step without being tied down to specific tools.
Why Choose City Hire?
City Hire is the TAG preferred supplier for hiring tools and machinery. With four great locations, they can usually provide the equipment you need when and where you need it. No more waiting around or traveling far – City Hire is there to keep your project on track.
City Hire stocks a wide range of trusted brands, including Husqvarna, Stihl, Floorex, Hilti, Hitachi, Makita, and Bosch, to name a few. Whether you’re cutting concrete, sanding floors, or drilling through tough materials, they have the right gear to get the job done.
Four locations around Brisbane for your convenience
Kelvin Grove
Get in Touch Today!
Get in touch with Mark and the team at City Hire today and keep your project moving along without the big price tag. Their reliable equipment and excellent service mean you’ll have what you need, right when you need it, without breaking the bank!
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