Sign Installation 

Maintain flexibility, reduce upfront costs, and streamline operations with AP Fleet vehicle rentals.

Renting bucket trucks can be a smart choice for sign installation companies because it offers flexibility, cost savings, and reduced maintenance responsibilities. Rather than investing a large sum of capital in purchasing a truck that may only be used occasionally, or when extra vehicles are needed for a large job, companies can rent the right equipment as needed, ensuring they always have access to the most suitable and up-to-date machinery for each job. Renting also eliminates the need to worry about long-term storage and ongoing maintenance costs, which can be expensive and time-consuming. This allows companies to focus more on their core business—installing signs—while maintaining financial agility and minimizing overhead. 

Challenges: 

  • Utilization: With project-based needs, vehicles might not be utilized all year round 
  • Reliability: Trucks tend to be used hard and require consistent maintenance 
  • Project Based: Trucks needed for short & long-term projects at multiple locations 

Fleet Management Solutions:

Flexible Rental programs for project-based needs. Delivery right to your worksite. Short- & Long-Term lease options and a wide variety of Bucket Trucks and Material handlers. Other vehicle options include Pickup Trucks, Flatbeds, Service Bodies, Cargo Vans and Passenger to transport crews. 

1. High Upfront Costs 

  • Expensive equipment: Bucket trucks are costly to purchase and maintain. 
  • Capital preservation: Renting or leasing frees up funds for other priorities like labor, marketing, or tools. 

2. Project-Based and Irregular Demand 

  • Not needed daily: Bucket trucks may only be required for specific installations or maintenance jobs. 
  • Avoid idle assets: Renting ensures you only pay for equipment when it’s actually in use. 

3. Access to the Right Equipment for Each Job 

  • Varying height requirements: Projects may require different boom heights or truck types. 
  • Job-specific features: Rent trucks with the exact specs needed—like outriggers or tool storage—on a per-project basis. 

4. Maintenance and Repair Savings

  • Reduced downtime: Reliable, well-maintained vehicles from rental providers help keep projects on schedule. 
  • Included service plans: Optional maintenance packages, minimizing unexpected repair costs. 

5. Safety and Compliance 

  • Meets latest regulations: Leased and rental trucks are more likely to comply with updated safety and emissions standards. 
  • Avoid liability: Newer equipment reduces risk of accidents due to outdated or poorly maintained gear. 

6. Operational Flexibility 

  • Scale fleet as needed: Add trucks during busy seasons or large projects, return them when no longer required. 
  • Try before buying: Leasing offers a way to evaluate different models before committing to a purchase. 

7. Simplified Administration 

  • Fewer logistics: Rental companies handle insurance, registration, and inspections. 
  • Focus on core business: Reduces time spent managing fleet issues. 

8. Easier Upgrades 

  • Stay current: Regularly lease newer models with the latest technology and safety features. 
  • Avoid aging fleet problems: No need to worry about resale value or long-term depreciation.