If you need to move and transport dirt, gravel, building materials or even heavy machinery to your worksite, then tipper truck hire might be the right option for you. From smaller 2T models, up to larger 10-20T models, tipper truck hire provides a great option for transporting and unloading materials in a quick and efficient manner.
Most hire companies will also advertise or charge by the dimensions of the truck. Whether it's 2m3 or 10m3, each hire company will have its own price and pricing structure you can use to get the most affordable hire for your needs.
As the name suggests, tipper trucks have the benefit of being able to tip the tray to pour or unload materials without the need for an excavator or other machine to do it for you. It's also convenient if you are moving machinery as you can tilt the tray and then simply drive the machine off the truck, without having to navigate steep ramps.
Because of the range of materials often used in building and construction, you will most likely be asked what materials you will be carrying in the truck. Most tipper trucks can switch between a mixture of concrete rubble, dirt, gravel, landscaping supplies and even green waste without any special precautions or procedures.
However, if you are hiring a tipper truck to haul dangerous materials like chemicals, poisons, hazardous products or asbestos, you will need to inform the hire company and most likely fulfill some special conditions during your hire process.
Companies that do offer tipper truck hire for dangerous or specialised materials will have specific procedures and processes to ensure their trucks are kept safe for general use. Or, they may have a select range of trucks that are specifically for these special cases and will never be used for general materials.
Like with most machinery hire, tipper trucks are usually available with wet or dry hire options. Wet hire is great if you are doing some DIY landscaping or backyard work that requires turf, dirt or gravel, but you don't have the time or skills to handle driving a tip truck. Simply talk to your local hire company and they can arrange picking up your materials and then delivering them to wherever you need. Of course, if you have the skills or staff to drive tipper trucks, then dry hire is a more affordable option.
If you're not sure whether tipper truck hire is right for you, contact your local hire company to see what options they have for you. Hire companies will be able to suggest and recommend different makes and models that will suit your needs, and can direct you to the right size for your project. Contact your local hire company to find the right tipper truck hire for your needs today.
