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Construction machinery/equipment – Renting vs. Purchasing equipment

Posted on July 9, 2023July 9, 2023

The purchase of equipment represents a capital investment by the construction contractor. The contractor has to recover enough money to pay the ownership cost and operating costs of the equipment during its useful life. Together, he must make a profit on the investment. Therefore, any estimate must include the cost of equipment used on the…

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