Question 1

Do I need a special license to tow your trailers?

Accepted Answer

No CDL is required for anything in our standard trailer fleet. You do need a valid driver's license, insurance, and a tow vehicle rated above the loaded weight of the trailer. We'll confirm your setup is safe before you leave the yard.

Question 2

How does weekly pricing work?

Accepted Answer

Weekly rates kick in automatically. Once your rental hits seven days, we bill the weekly rate instead of seven daily rates, and partial weeks never cost more than a full week.

Question 3

Is a deposit required?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Each unit lists a refundable deposit that's collected at pickup, or you can pay it online when you reserve. It's released the same day the unit is returned and passes inspection.

Question 4

Can you deliver to my jobsite?

Accepted Answer

Most units are available for delivery across Yuma County for a flat round-trip fee shown on the listing. Call (928) 920-6688 for sites outside the valley.

Question 5

What happens if I return late?

Accepted Answer

Let us know as soon as you know. If the unit isn't reserved behind you we'll simply add days at your rental rate. Unreported late returns are billed at the daily rate plus a late fee.

Question 6

Can I cancel?

Accepted Answer

Free cancellation up to 24 hours before your pickup time. Inside 24 hours the deposit covers the held slot.

Question 7

Do trailers come with straps and chains?

Accepted Answer

Car haulers and equipment trailers include chains and binders; utility and dump trailers include tarps or ramps where listed. Extra straps are available at the yard.

Question 8

Do you rent to homeowners, or contractors only?

Accepted Answer

Both. A large share of our rentals are homeowners doing cleanouts, moves, and landscaping projects. We'll walk you through towing and loading if it's your first time.