Scissor Lift Rentals
Scissor Lift Rentals
Rent electric and rough-terrain scissor lifts for indoor and outdoor projects.
Daily, Weekly & Monthly Rates Available
Fast Delivery Throughout Utah
(801) 875-2903
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40 FT ROUGH TERRAIN ELECTRIC SCISSOR LIFT RENTAL – 69" WIDE
$325.00
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33 FT ROUGH TERRAIN SCISSOR LIFT RENTAL – 69" WIDE
$325.00
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26 FT ROUGH TERRAIN SCISSOR LIFT RENTAL – 69" WIDE
$300.00
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40 FT ELECTRIC SLAB SCISSOR LIFT RENTAL – 47" WIDE
$250.00
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19 ft Electric Scissor Lift with Trailer Rental
$240.00
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32 FT ELECTRIC SLAB SCISSOR LIFT RENTAL – 46" WIDE
$185.00
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GENIE GS-3232 ELECTRIC SLAB SCISSOR LIFT RENTAL – 32" WIDE
$185.00
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26 FT ELECTRIC SLAB SCISSOR LIFT RENTAL – 32" OR 46" WIDE
$145.00
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19 FT ELECTRIC SLAB SCISSOR LIFT RENTAL – 30" OR 32" WIDE
$120.00
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13–14 FT ELECTRIC SLAB SCISSOR LIFT RENTAL – 32" WIDE
$120.00
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Choosing the right machine
Height, width, and job-site guides written around this equipment class.
Scissor Lift vs. Boom Lift: Which One Do You Need?A practical comparison of scissor lifts and boom lifts — when to use each, height and reach differences, terrain considerations, and which saves you money on your specific job.Indoor vs. Outdoor Scissor Lifts: Choosing the Right OneElectric slab scissor lifts vs. rough-terrain 4x4 models — how to choose the right scissor lift based on your work environment, floor conditions, and height requirements.13–14 ft vs 19 ft Scissor Lift: Which Indoor Lift to RentCompare compact 13–14 ft electric scissors with the 19 ft class for warehouses, stores, and tight interiors. Working height, width, floor load, and when the extra 6 feet is worth it.19 ft vs 26 ft Scissor Lift: Which Height Class to RentThe most common indoor scissor decision: 19 ft (~25 ft working height) vs 26 ft (~32 ft). When the extra height is required, how width changes, and what it does to floor load.