Company
Our own fleet, and the people who know how to keep it running.
Sixteen machines that were not rented in from someone else to be rented back out: they were bought, worked and maintained here. This page explains where they come from, who runs them and how far they go.
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Where the fleet comes from
Two generations on the same machines.
The company was founded by the father, who bought the first machine and worked on site himself, in a market where heavy equipment was hard to come by and anyone who could not repair it stayed idle. That is where the workshop comes from: not a growth decision, a condition for staying in work.
Today the son runs it, with the same equipment. The fleet was not sold off or replaced overnight: it was maintained. What changed is who directs it, not how the work is done or who answers when something fails on site.
The machines have years on them. So does the company. It is the same reason.
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Company details
What you are normally asked before contracting. If a field is not here yet, it is because we have not confirmed it, not because it does not exist.
The company at a glance
Three ways to work
Take the machine, the machine with an operator, or the whole job.
They are three levels of the same work. The higher you go, the less you have to solve yourself, and the real difference is not price but who answers when things get complicated on the work front.
- Dry rentalWe deliver the machine and your own crew operates it.
- Operated rentalOur machine and our operator. You run the site; we answer for the machine and for the person running it.
- Full project executionYou hand us the work and we answer for volume, schedule and result.
Who runs them
Our own operators, not hired per job.
The operator is part of the company, not a third party who turns up with the machine. He knows the model he is going to run, and when it starts behaving differently he notices before it becomes a stopped job.
Documentation
Insurance, permits and contractor documentation.
The insurance and documentation each client requires are arranged for the project, as we have already done on jobs for large-scale contractors. We do not keep permanent policies on the fleet: they are taken out when the contract calls for them.