GM Equipment Corp,

1229 Million Dollar Hwy, Kersey, PA 15846, United States

"Looking forward to renting some equipment from them."

"Great people. easy to work with. And the machines are maintained and clean."

"We've done done business with GM for years and have always treated us great. It's nice dealing with a company that cares about small businesses. With last minute rentals they try and meet my needs. Greg is awesome."

"Very helpful and professional"

"The equipment worked as it was supposed to and I appreciated that it was available for the job we were doing. But before doing business with this company, be aware of the following so that you don't naively enter a contract with them without knowledge of their business practices which apparently are non-negotiable: 1) The monthly rental is 28 days - 4 weeks, not an actual month from the day you pick it up to the day the contract ends. 2) If you rent a 60 foot lift for their "monthly" (really 4 week) rate as I did at $2,250.20 with tax and insurance & gas or $562.55 per week and need to extend the rental for another week....the rate for the extra week will be their stand-alone one-week rental price of $896.80 with tax and insurance which is $334.25 more than the weekly rate for a 4-week rental AS IF you hadn't already paid for four weeks. They must make money at the 4-week rate or they wouldn't rent the equipment at that rate. But will not extend that rate to the 5th week to the unfortunate customer whose work crew needs a few extra days to finish the job. 3) If it happens to you as it did to me and it rains 4 1/2 days during that extra week and the lift can only be used for 2 1/2 days of the 7 extra days, do not expect any extension from GM equipment corp unless you want to pay for stand-alone one-day ($320 + tax and insurance) or one week rates ($896.80) for the privilege. Too bad, so sad, your loss. 4) If you wish to discuss this with someone with the power to negotiate, you'll only get to talk to a person who states, "Sorry, can't do anything for you, I don't make the rules". At least now if you do business with GM , you'll know what to expect if things don't go as planned."