An important part of your equipment rental company's business plan is determining which industries you want to serve, especially if you're just starting the business.

You've already decided that you want to rent equipment to those working in manual labor, but you'll need to narrow that down to even-more specific industries. This will help your company provide the best pieces of equipment for them. 

So, which manual labor industries should you be serving? We share insight on that and why in this article. 

Building an inclusive and detailed water damage assessment report can be time consuming. But how do you know you're including the right info? As a skilled restoration professional, this is an important part of any of your water damage jobs. It should be the foundation of your restoration projects and give homeowners, property managers, and insurance companies the must-have details that help them understand the extent of damage. 

As a freelance gravedigger, do you use your own cemetery equipment or do you use equipment provided by cemetery management? If you're just starting out, it's wise to weigh your options when it comes to whether you should invest in your own cemetery equipment. 

Not quite sure where to begin when starting your own water restoration business? Or maybe you have a starting point but you're looking for a few more tips for success.

These seven must-dos can help you lay a sturdy foundation for your new business by coming up with a solid business plan, researching your company's obligations, and investing in good equipment. 

Whether you're just starting an equipment rental company or looking for ways to improve how you do business this year, it's crucial to create and constantly monitor the business plan that works best for achieving your specific goals.

Whether you’re a new commercial roofing business or you’ve been around for decades, the most efficient way to build and maintain a professional reputation is by using the right roofing tools and equipment.

This year has been a tough one. However, many companies in the roofing and construction industries have been able to keep their heads above water, some even having a busy year. Now it’s the end of the year, and, if your company has been profitable, you’re thinking about what you could do to maximize your tax write-offs.

Whether you’ve been in landscaping for 45 years or you’re just starting out, the foundation of your business’s success lies in effective lead generation. New landscaping leads will leave you with a pep in your step.

New roofing products, ideas, and opportunities for roofers have been in industry magazines for decades. Over the years, technology has brought about the transformation from traditional print to digital magazines.

Above: Equipter Strategic Account Rep John Kauffman and our friends at Tip Top Roofing