When moving heavy loads in warehouses, distribution centers, construction job sites, or industrial facilities, selecting the right material lift can make the difference between smooth, efficient operations and costly downtime. At Arvada Rent-Alls, we understand that choosing between warehouse forklifts and reach forklifts isn’t always straightforward, especially when capacity requirements range from 5,000 to 12,000 pounds. This comprehensive guide will help you navigate the decision-making process and ensure you select the perfect material handling equipment for your specific needs.

Whether you’re a contractor managing multiple job sites or a homeowner tackling a significant landscaping project, selecting the right earthmoving equipment can make the difference between a smooth, efficient job and costly delays. At Arvada Rent-Alls, we’ve helped thousands of customers across the Denver metro area choose the perfect excavator or loader for their needs, and we’re here to guide you through the selection process.

When your project requires safe and efficient work at height, selecting the right aerial lift is essential. At Arvada Rent-Alls, we offer one of the most comprehensive aerial equipment fleets in Colorado, including scissor lifts, boom lifts, towable lifts, and vertical mast lifts. Each machine is designed for specific job types, reach requirements, weight capacities, and terrain conditions.

In construction, efficiency means profit. The right forklift keeps materials moving safely and projects on schedule. From 5k warehouse models to 12k reach forklifts built for heavy lifting, matching capacity to your job’s needs helps cut labor time and boost productivity. Explore Arvada Rent-Alls’ lineup to find the right lift for your next project.

Fall in Colorado is beautiful, but it also means serious cleanup—leaves, branches, gutters, and garden prep all before the snow hits. At Arvada Rent-Alls, we make it easier with professional-grade rentals like blowers, stump grinders, skid steers, dump trailers, pressure washers, and air compressors for sprinkler blowouts. Since 1963, we’ve helped Colorado homeowners and contractors tackle seasonal projects without the cost or hassle of ownership.

As cooler temps start creeping in, contractors across Colorado know it’s time to plan for snow. Equipment rentals book up fast once winter hits—so the best way to stay ahead is to prep early. In this blog, we’ll break down the top rental options for snow removal (like skid steers, wheel loaders, and snow-specific attachments), share expert maintenance tips for cold-weather performance, and explain how early planning can save you serious downtime once the flakes start flying. Whether you’re managing a commercial lot or tackling city snow routes, this guide will help you stay ready, safe, and efficient all winter long.

Working in Colorado’s Front Range? Learn how to choose the right breaker or jackhammer for tough soil, frozen ground, concrete slabs, and rocky terrain. From handheld tools to skid steer and excavator attachments, this guide helps contractors pick the best equipment for the job—saving time, money, and energy.

When it comes to heavy-duty construction, not all tools are created equal. Whether you’re laying a foundation or finishing a concrete slab, having the right equipment is key to getting the job done right—and on time. At Arvada Rent-alls, we specialize in providing the compaction and concrete tools that professionals rely on to tackle tough terrain, prep job sites, and deliver high-quality results. In this guide, we break down the must-have machines for compaction and concrete work, offer tips for safe and effective use, and help you choose the right tool for every job.

Choosing the right equipment can make all the difference when tackling construction and landscaping projects. The Dingo and the skid steer loader are two popular options that often come up in discussions. Both machines are incredibly versatile but have unique advantages and serve different purposes. Whether you’re a contractor managing a large project or a homeowner diving into a DIY endeavor, understanding the differences between these two machines can help you make an informed decision. Let’s look closer at the Dingo and skid steer, comparing their features, capabilities, and ideal use cases to determine which is right for your project.

Spring is the most exciting time for landscaping professionals and homeowners as they dive into outdoor projects. With flowers blooming and grass starting to grow, it’s the perfect opportunity to refresh your outdoor space and make it shine. But here’s the thing: choosing the right landscaping equipment can be the key to a smooth, efficient job—or a frustrating, time-consuming headache. Whether working on a big commercial site or just sprucing up your backyard, renting the right tools can help you save time, cut costs, and achieve your desired professional results. This guide’ll dive into the essential landscaping equipment you’ll need this spring and help you make the best choices for your projects.

Winter presents unique challenges for construction and earthmoving projects, especially when it comes to keeping your heavy equipment running smoothly. At Arvada Rent-Alls, we know how crucial it is to maintain your machinery in top condition, even in freezing temperatures.

In this blog, we share practical winter maintenance tips to help you protect your equipment and ensure peak performance throughout the season. From pre-heating your machinery to choosing the right hydraulic fluids, checking battery health, and maintaining tire traction, we’ve got actionable advice to keep your projects moving, no matter the weather.

Discover how proper care and preparation can make all the difference this winter. Read on and let Arvada Rent-Alls be your partner in success!

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

Always wear safety glasses or goggles and appropriate clothing when operating unit.

Always place the machine on a level surface.

Always operate the machine in a well-ventilated area.

FORKLIFTS BASIC RULES:

Know the capacity and operation characteristics of the forklift.

Never modify or remove any part of the lift.

Buckle-up your seat belt before you start up.

Safety Precautions

Do not use dull or damaged bits and accessories:

Always wear safety goggles or eye protection when using this tool. Use a dust mask or respirator for applications which generate dust.

Position the cord clear of bit. Do not wrap the cord around your arm or wrist.

It all begins with an idea.

BEFORE YOU DIG, TRENCH, OR PULL PIPE…

Simply call “811” from anywhere in the US to be connected to your local utility notification center- or use the link at the bottom of this page to go directly to the Utility Notification Center of Colorado web site.

Best aerating condition is a soft and moist ground. If you are unsure of the ground conditions, as in soil with high clay content, a simple test will determine whether it is necessary to water before aerating. Using a garden hand spade or a large screw driver, you should be able to drive the tool in the ground 2 to 3 inches with little effort. If you are unable to do so, then watering the lawn a day before aerating is necessary.

Trailer towing has the dubious distinction of being the number one loss-liability incident in the equipment rental industry. It has occupied that position practically since the first equipment rental dealers rented the first trailer. Although some equipment rental dealers have decided that the risks of trailer renting are not worth the benefits, the rental industry still offers consumers and contractors a long list of trailers from which to choose.

Chain saws are a frequently rented item and one of the most useful tools in any rental dealer’s inventory. They are also one of the most dangerous tools you can rent. Common sense, combined with safe use of your rented chain saw, will make for a pleasureable and efficient rental experience.

Keep Work Area Clean – Cluttered areas and benches invite injuries.

CONSIDER WORK AREA ENVIRONMENT – Don’t expose power tool to rain. Don’t use power tools in damp or wet locations. Keep work areas well lit. Don’t use power tools in presence of flammable liquids or gases.

GUARD AGAINST ELECTRIC SHOCK – Prevent body contact with grounded surfaces (i.e., pipes, radiators, stoves and refrigerators).

KEEP CHILDREN AWAY – Do not let visitors contact tool or extension cord. All visitors should be kept away from the work area.