Fast Service. Quality Equipment. Nationwide Coverage. That’s LDR.
Generator Rental & Light Tower Rental
Equipment to keep your sites running 24/7
On some projects, the work doesn’t end when the sun goes down or the power goes out. That why LDR provides the lighting equipment and generators you need to keep things going. No matter how remote your jobsite is, or how many different sites you manage, we offer dedicated, 24/7 service for prompt delivery of the right equipment every time.
How much does it cost to rent lights and generators?
Costs depend on the type/amount of equipment needed, rental duration, and location. We offer competitive rates and transparent pricing, so you’ll always know what to expect.
Do you offer 24/7 support in case of emergencies?
Yes, our dedicated team is available 24/7 to address any concerns or unexpected issues. We also have an emergency response team ready to help anytime.
What size generator do I need for my project?
The right generator size depends on your equipment, power load, and runtime needs. Rental providers can help calculate total wattage requirements to avoid outages or overloaded systems.
How quickly can a generator rental be delivered?
Many generator rentals can be delivered same day or next day depending on availability and location.
Are light towers suitable for overnight construction work?
Yes. Light towers are designed to improve visibility and safety during nighttime operations, roadwork, emergencies, and remote job site projects.
Can generators power an entire construction site?
Yes. Portable and towable generators can support tools, trailers, lighting, HVAC systems, and other temporary power needs.
What happens if the generator stops working?
We offer emergency support, replacement equipment, and maintenance assistance to minimize downtime.
Are fuel services included with generator rentals?
Fueling options vary. Some rentals include refueling services or extended fuel tanks for continuous operation.
Can I rent generators for emergency outages?
Yes. Generator rentals are commonly used during storms, utility outages, disaster recovery, and backup power emergencies.
