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Websites for equipment and tool rental yards.

A rental yard has a catalog problem that almost no other local business has. You stock hundreds of machines, and your customer does not know what any of them are called. They know the job: dig a trench, break concrete, reach the second story.

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What makes this trade different

Three things a generic web designer gets wrong here.

01

Nobody searches for a “walk-behind trencher”

They search for how to dig a trench. A catalog organized the way the yard is organized is a catalog the customer cannot use, however complete it is.

02

Rate windows confuse people

Four-hour, daily, weekly, monthly, and a weekend rate that is really 25 hours. If the pricing needs explaining on the phone, the site has already cost you the call.

03

“Do you have one right now?”

Availability is the question every rental call opens with. A site that cannot speak to it at all sends every one of those questions to your counter staff.

What we build

Built for how this trade actually gets hired.

Search by the job, not the machine name
A page per equipment category
Rate windows shown plainly on every item
Specs that matter: reach, weight, power, towing
Delivery and pickup terms up front
Reserve or enquire on every item
What a customer needs to bring or tow with
Counter hours and location, prominent

A build in this trade

Dependo Rent-All

In Review Homepage of the Dependo Rent-All website
Equipment & tool rental Fort Oglethorpe, GA

Dependo Rent-All

Challenge
A large rental catalogue customers could not search, because they do not know what the equipment is called.
What we did
Search by the job instead — dig a trench, pour concrete — with rates and hire windows on every equipment card.
Preview available on request

Labels are accurate. Live Site means the build is launched on the client’s own domain; In Review means it is built and with the owner for approval, not yet launched.

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