The rent for a boom depends on the type of machine and its size used at EQS. The prices for boom lift rentals start at $375 per day for a 35 foot tow behind boom lift and go up to $4,310 per day for an 180-foot straight boom, according to the current EQS rental rate list. The prices of the boom lifts categories below range from $975 to 9,432 per week and $2,353 to 24,054 per month. Â
Pricing Disclaimer: These are EQS rental rates and are subject to change according to equipment availability, its rental terms, delivery needs, jobsite location and any other applicable rental cost. Check the last rate with EQS prior to booking.Â
All the electric, articulating, straight and tow behind boom lifts listed below are priced using EQS rental rates. The rates are different for the different types of equipment and working heights.Â
These rates are based on the rental rate list from the EQS for 2026. Availability of a fleet of machines may depend on the project requirements and machines that are available.Â
A longer rental period can reduce the effective daily cost to rent a boom lift, but the difference varies by machine. EQS boom lift rates vary significantly by machine type and height. The table below shows the lowest and highest rates in the current EQS boom lift rate list.Â
The lowest daily rate applies to the 35-foot tow-behind boom lift. The highest daily rate applies to the 180-foot straight boom. For monthly rentals, the lowest listed rate is $2,353 for the 40 to 45-foot articulating boom, while the 95-foot atrium boom has the highest monthly rate at $24,054.Â
Not all boom lifts do the same job, and the price tag follows the design.
Articulating boom lifts use multiple boom sections to position the platform around obstacles. They work well when you need to reach over structures, equipment, rooftops, or other obstructions. Â
For example, a 40 to 45-foot articulating boom is listed at $595 per day, $1,350 per week, and $2,353 per month. A larger 80-foot articulating boom costs $950 per day, $2,210 per week, or $4,242 per month.Â
Straight boom lifts, also called telescopic boom lifts, provide long vertical and horizontal reach. They are often used when workers need to reach high elevations without the additional positioning flexibility of an articulating boom.Â
EQS straight boom rates range from $585 per day for a 40-foot machine to $4,310 per day for a 180-foot machine.Â
Larger straight booms cost more because they provide greater working height and reach. A 40 foot machine is listed at $585 per day, while a 180 foot machine is $4,310 per day.Â
Tow behind boom lifts can be transported using a suitable towing vehicle. They can work well for maintenance, landscaping, signage, and other applications that do not require a large self propelled machine.Â
The 35 foot tow behind boom has the lowest daily rate among the boom lifts in the EQS rate list at $375. The 50 foot model is listed at $630 per day.Â
Electric boom lifts can be useful for indoor projects and jobs where lower emissions and quieter operation matter.Â
The 34 to 39-foot electric boom is listed at $450 per day, while the 40 to 46-foot model is $475 per day. Your jobsite conditions should determine whether an electric boom is suitable for the work.Â
The cost of renting a boom lift depends on the equipment type, working height, rental period, and delivery requirements. EQS LLC is based in Bristol, Pennsylvania, and provides construction equipment rentals and related services. Contractors in Pennsylvania and nearby states can contact EQS to check rental rates, equipment availability, and delivery options for their projects.Â
Rental rates depend on the selected boom lift and rental period. Contact EQS LLC to confirm pricing and service availability for your jobsite.Â
Ask for a full, itemized quote before you book. If a supplier won’t break these out ahead of time, expect a surprise on the invoice.
Equipment selection: Look for a supplier that can help you compare machine types and working heights. If your project uses articulating lift, Genie or JLG lifts, confirm the exact model and specifications before booking.
A handful of habits make a real dent in your total cost.
Need a boom lift for one day, one week, or several months? Contact our team for a free quote. We’ll help you choose the right lift for the job, walk you through every cost upfront, and point you toward the most cost effective rental option, no matter how long your project runs.
Not sure which lift fits your site? Our team will match the machine to the job before you rent.
The rental rates on the EQS rental rate list vary from $375 for a 35-foot tow-behind boom lift to $4,310 for the 180-foot straight boom. The rate varies depending on the equipment and size. Â
Lower daily cost can be achieved when renting for longer periods; however, the savings will depend on the type of machine. A 40- to 45-foot, articulating EQS is $595 per day and $1,350 per week. The 5-day rental costs $2,975, whereas the weekly rental costs $1,350. Â
Unless otherwise stated in your rental agreement, delivery is in addition to the base equipment rate. Inquire about delivery and pick-up costs from EQS based on your job site and equipment specifications. Â
Lift rental costs vary by equipment type, rental period, and location. If you’re looking for the cheapest boom lift rental, compare daily, weekly, and monthly rates and request a quote based on your specific needs.
Select the boom lift for required working height, horizontal reach, capacity of the platform, type of terrain, access restriction, and condition of the jobsite. Â
Conditions for insurance and damage waiver vary according to the rental agreement. When considering rental options, ask what coverage or documentation is required, ask EQS LLC.
The need for rental and operation are two different requirements. All persons using an aerial lift at a jobsite are required to comply with the training requirements. Assure training needs for the equipment and jobsite prior to use. Â
Not all projects have a single booking window. More specialized and larger machines may be less available. Call EQS at the time you are aware of your project dates to see if they’re available. Â
The delivery, collection, and rental options are dependent on the supplier and rental agreement and happen on the weekend. Before planning weekend work, check with EQS LLC for confirmation. Â
The amount of fuel will vary depending on the type of equipment and rental agreement. Equipment may have fuel needs; electric boom lifts don’t need diesel/ petrol. Please check any applicable charges with EQS prior to booking. Â
Rental costs vary by lift type, height, rental duration, and location. Comparing aerial lift rental prices and cherry picker hire options can help you find the right lift for your project.
The boom lift rental cost per day varies based on the machine model, size, features, rental period, and job requirements. Daily rentals may also differ from weekly or monthly rental arrangements.
Some equipment and rental agreements may require a minimum rental duration. Inquire from EQS on the minimum term of renting the boom lift you are interested in.Â
Bob Capriotti writes about aerial lifts, equipment maintenance, and Material Handling guides for EQS LLC.
