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Renting a Electric Equipment in Canada
Un electric (zero-emission) equipment is one of the most-rented classes of construction equipment in Canada, and for good reason: it hits the sweet spot between capability and cost for a huge range of jobs. Instead of buying — where you carry the purchase price, maintenance, storage, insurance and depreciation — renting lets you match the machine to the project and hand it back when you're done. This guide pulls together real recommended rates, size classes and specs across 31 manufacturers and 166 models so you can budget accurately before you send a single rental request.
Every rate below is drawn from our machine catalog and the same rate engine that powers the Indice des tarifs de location au Canada, so the numbers reflect the broad market rather than a single dealer's price list. Owners set final pricing, which is locked in when you e-sign your contract — and all contact stays private on-platform until then.
HOW MUCH DOES IT COST TO RENT A ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT?
Recommended market rates in CAD across all catalogued electric equipment units.
| Period | Faible | Typical (median) | Élevé |
|---|---|---|---|
| Per day | $90 | $165 | $440 |
| Per week | $288 | $640 | $1,760 |
| Per month | $720 | $1,800 | $5,280 |
As a rule of thumb, a weekly rate runs roughly 3–4× the daily rate and a monthly rate roughly 3–4× the weekly, so the longer you keep the machine the lower your effective day rate. For jobs longer than about three days, ask owners for a weekly rate; for anything over three weeks, a monthly rate almost always wins. Delivery, an operator, fuel and damage waiver are usually quoted separately.
ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT SIZE CLASSES
Compact (up to 3 HP)
~$130/jourWe track 31 electric equipment units in this class. Day rates range $90–$160, with weekly rates $288–$510. Choose this class when your access, dig depth and lifting needs line up with its size — going bigger than the job requires just raises your rate and transport cost.
Mid-size (3–7 HP)
~$200/jourWe track 26 electric equipment units in this class. Day rates range $150–$260, with weekly rates $480–$880. Choose this class when your access, dig depth and lifting needs line up with its size — going bigger than the job requires just raises your rate and transport cost.
Large (7+ HP)
~$280/jourWe track 3 electric equipment units in this class. Day rates range $240–$400, with weekly rates $960–$1,600. Choose this class when your access, dig depth and lifting needs line up with its size — going bigger than the job requires just raises your rate and transport cost.
WHAT A ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT IS USED FOR
Contractors, landscapers, utilities and DIY renters reach for a electric equipment on jobs like these:
- ▸Indoor and enclosed-space work
- ▸Emissions-restricted / LEED job sites
- ▸Noise-sensitive urban and night work
- ▸Warehouses, food and pharma facilities
- ▸Municipal green-fleet projects
TOP ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT MODELS TO RENT
Popular models by recommended day rate — click through for full specs and availability.
| Modèle | HP | Weight | Day rate |
|---|---|---|---|
| Combilift Aisle Master 44E | — | 9,500 lb | $440 |
| LGMG A45JE | — | 16,530 lb | $425 |
| Bil-Jax 4527A | — | 4,065 lb | $420 |
| Combilift Aisle Master 33E | — | 8,800 lb | $420 |
| Wacker Neuson SW21e | 40 HP | 5,200 lb | $400 |
| LGMG A43JE | — | 15,322 lb | $400 |
| Combilift Combi-CB | — | 8,800 lb | $400 |
| Combilift Aisle Master 20SE | — | 8,200 lb | $400 |
| LGMG S4650E | — | 7,716 lb | $340 |
| Bil-Jax 3632T | — | 4,440 lb | $330 |
| LGMG A30JE | — | 14,771 lb | $320 |
| Linde E50 | — | 17,400 lb | $320 |
| Yale ERC080VG | — | 13,000 lb | $320 |
| Bil-Jax 3522A | — | 3,400 lb | $300 |
| Dingli JCPT1612DC | — | 7,011 lb | $300 |
| LGMG S4046E | — | 6,548 lb | $300 |
| Jungheinrich EFG 535k | — | 16,500 lb | $300 |
| Cat Lift Trucks EP30N | — | 10,300 lb | $280 |
| Kato 17VXE | 13 HP | 3,583 lb | $280 |
| Dingli JCPT1412DC | — | 6,349 lb | $270 |
HOW RENTING WORKS ON HEAVYRENTALS
- 1. Compare and request. Browse models and rates above, then send a rental request with your dates. Your contact details stay private.
- 2. Owner confirms. The equipment owner confirms availability, dates and the final rate — including any delivery, operator or insurance you asked to quote.
- 3. E-sign the contract. Both parties e-sign a binding contract in-platform. Only then are contact details shared, and the machine is reserved for your dates.
- 4. Work and return. Use the machine for your project, then both parties confirm the return and leave a review — building an on-platform reputation that keeps everyone accountable.
FOIRE AUX QUESTIONS
How much does it cost to rent a electric equipment in Canada?
Day rates for a electric equipment typically run $90–$440, with a median around $165 per day. Weekly rates start near $288 and monthly rates from $720. Rates vary by size class, age and region; owners set final pricing in your contract.
What size classes of electric equipment can I rent?
We track 3 size classes: Compact (up to 3 HP) (~$130/day); Mid-size (3–7 HP) (~$200/day); Large (7+ HP) (~$280/day). Bigger classes cost more but dig deeper, lift heavier and work faster.
What can a electric equipment be used for?
Common jobs include indoor and enclosed-space work, emissions-restricted / leed job sites, noise-sensitive urban and night work, warehouses, food and pharma facilities. Match the size class to your access, dig depth and lift needs.
How many electric equipment models and brands are available?
Our catalog covers 166 electric equipment models across 31 manufacturers, so you can compare specs and rates before you send a rental request.
Can I get delivery, an operator or insurance with a electric equipment?
Yes — when you send a rental request you can request quotes from nearby delivery companies, certified operators and insurance brokers right inside the platform. All communication and contracts stay on-platform.
What's the minimum rental period for a electric equipment?
Most owners rent by the day, week or month, and many set a minimum period (often 1–3 days). Weekly and monthly rates offer a lower effective day rate for longer projects.