If you manage construction jobs, or you work as a construction contractor, you are probably well aware of everything you need in order to complete the construction project. While you might be tempted to buy everything you need, there are times you may be better off renting rather than buying. This is especially true if you do a variety of construction jobs and don't use the same equipment or supplies every time.

Here are four things you can rent as your equipment rental for your next construction project.

Heavy Equipment

One benefit that heavy equipment rental offers is that you will always have access to equipment that contains the most current technological innovations. Some other reasons you may want to take advantage of equipment rental include:

• You won't have to worry about maintaining the equipment and doing expensive repairs
• You won't have to fork out a lot of money to buy a piece of equipment or to make a down payment
• You only need to use it for a short period of time

Some of the most common types of heavy equipment to rent include backhoes, excavators, bulldozers, and skid steer loaders.

Portable Toilets

When you and your crew have to work all day on a construction project, someone is bound to have to use the bathroom. Since it can be a huge inconvenience to have to find the restroom, renting portable toilets is also something you'll need to do. This is especially true if you are working outdoors in the heat and need to drink more water than usual to stay hydrated.

Disposal Containers

Chances are that when working on a construction site, you and your crew are going to generate a lot of garbage and debris. Since you are going to need a place to put it all, you'll need to rent some kind of disposal container as well. There are certain kinds of disposal services that you will be able to rent from. Some examples of these disposal services include rental for:

• Dumpsters
• Hazardous waste disposal
• All-in-one recycling containers
• Universal waste

The type of disposal services you need depends on what kind of waste your construction project generates.

Safety Signs

When working on a construction project, one of your number one priorities should be the safety of your crew and the general public. Oftentimes construction sites are located in busy areas with a lot of traffic and people. In order to avoid accidents, you will want to rent safety signs and barricades that warn people to stay out of dangerous construction areas.