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Contractor, v2.0
Trade: General Contractor
Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: Gulf Coast
Posts: 188
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Rates For Bucket Truck Service
Do any of you provide bucket trucks for work and if so, how do you bill out for the service?
I need to put a couple guys in the field in bucket trucks - 1 or 2 man crews. I know how to bill out the guys, just not the trucks. Have you all rented trucks and if so, where's a good place to go? Right now I'm looking at Penske. Should the trucks be billed out at a day rate? At an hourly rate? By the mile? Some combination of the above? Thanks. tf |
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Old House Mechanic
Trade: Antique & Victorian Home Restoration Services
Join Date: May 2006
Location: Leominster, MA
Posts: 329
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Re: Rates For Bucket Truck Service
Using the truck for a day gets you a cheaper rate, from my experience. Also, I've found some firms that rent bucket trucks / cherry pickers will want you to have a "Class A Hoisting License" (at least in MA)
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