Evaluating Existing Equipment
Over time, as equipment is brought in and taken out of the lineup, it is easy for inventory lists to become outdated. First, take an accurate account of all of your equipment assets. Take a fresh look at your inventory, categorize your existing fleet and determine what equipment should stay, what should be sold and what needs to be added. Once that is completed, forecast the kinds of equipment the business will need and for what time duration you will need it. Ask yourself: Does your current inventory put you in the best position to succeed? Do you need to reallocate, upgrade or expand your inventory? These questions will help determine the best route to take when looking to expand or reduce equipment fleets.
How Do you Sell It?
Getting the equipment ready for sale is only half of the process. Now that the equipment is prepped for sale, consider which selling option best fits your situation. We offer consulting to help you through this process, and also buy equipment ourselves to take the guesswork and trouble out of your hands.
Purchasing needed equiment
When it is time to add on to your fleet, it is important to recognize whether new or used is the way to go. While sometimes purchasing new is the best option for a situation, the used equipment market is a viable alternative as a cost-effective way to boost fleets without breaking the bank. Business owners can typically save up to 50 percent off the cost of new construction equipment, which is a great way to reduce overhead and enhance profitability. We help find negotiate and buy on your behalf and guarantee quality equipment and a great price.
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