8/8/2025 1:09 AM (PST)

Good question. It really comes down to two things: market demand in your area and your starting budget. The best lift is the one that will get rented often and generate steady cash flow.

8/8/2025 1:10 AM (PST)

I agree. Around here, contractors are constantly renting scissor lifts for indoor jobs and boom lifts for exterior work. If I were starting out, I’d get a couple of those—they’re always in demand.

8/8/2025 1:14 AM (PST)

Investing in boom lifts was one of the smartest business decisions I’ve made. The demand from construction and maintenance companies has been consistent, especially for articulating models that can reach tough angles. I started with just two units, and within six months, I had enough return to expand my fleet. The resale value also holds up well, especially with reputable brands like JLG and Genie. Here is useful guide for lift investors https://myinteriorpalace.com/the-boom-lift-purchasing-guide-for-first-time-equipment-investors/