If your company is involved in commercial or industrial dewatering, or if you are experiencing a temporary issue with water or trash and sewage removal, renting a pump is a wise solution available to you. Renting is faster than buying to remove water sooner rather than later. It does not require any major investment or worry about maintenance and storage costs. But which pump rental is best for your business?

First, make a decision if industrial pump rentals are better than buying one. Renting a portable pump is a good idea if your business:

demands more pumps right away to meet a deadline
Wants to replace one that’s out of commission
Does not bear the costs of owning a pump
Need a pump for just one project
Want to try before you buy
Want a pump with advanced technology

Types of pumps

Portable Pumps
Portable pumps can be easily taken from jobsite to jobsite. They are available in various maximum-discharge head sizes and water-flow capacities so you can take the pump that’s right for your needs. They’re typically used in industries such as oil and gas, wastewater management, agriculture, quarry and aggregates, and construction.

Submersible Pumps
Submersible pumps push water to the surface, like pumps that sit next to the water do. This can save energy and time. Submersible pumps function well for activities including sewage treatment, firefighting, deep-well drilling, mine dewatering, irrigation, and seawater handling.

Towable Pumps
Towable pumps can be bound to your vehicle for easy transport. They can be moved quickly within the area in or between job sites. Select a towable pump if you need to move this piece of equipment around frequently.