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EQUIPMENT and TOOLS RENTAL RATES

This document provides rental rates for equipment and tools that may be needed for construction projects in the Philippines. It lists 37 specific equipment and tools commonly used in construction and provides a cost range per hour to rent each item. The document notes that rental rates will vary depending on the condition, functionality and maintenance level of the equipment. It advises construction estimators to carefully assess equipment needs and consider purchasing versus renting options based on ownership and maintenance costs over the life of a project.

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EQUIPMENT and TOOLS RENTAL RATES

This document provides rental rates for equipment and tools that may be needed for construction projects in the Philippines. It lists 37 specific equipment and tools commonly used in construction and provides a cost range per hour to rent each item. The document notes that rental rates will vary depending on the condition, functionality and maintenance level of the equipment. It advises construction estimators to carefully assess equipment needs and consider purchasing versus renting options based on ownership and maintenance costs over the life of a project.

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  • Introduction to Equipment Rental: Provides an overview of equipment rental processes and considerations for tool cost estimation, and includes a brief estimation guide.
  • Main Equipment Rental Rates: Lists various heavy equipment used in construction along with their respective rental rates per hour and cost ranges.
  • Support Equipment Rental Rates: Covers rental rates and cost ranges for additional support equipment necessary for construction projects.
  • Considerations for New Equipment: Discusses factors to evaluate when purchasing new equipment and the benefits of updating equipment for project efficiency.

EQUIPMENT and TOOLS RENTAL RATES

Post author:info.projectestimate
Post published:August 11, 2019
Post category:RATES

Rental means the rate you will pay for the hire of equipment or the cost you will
charge to your project for borrowing an equipment. Either way, equipment and
tools that you will use on your project must be assessed well. Rates will vary
based on the condition, functionality, and maintenance as what we have
discussed on BASIC LABOR ESTIMATION GUIDE since this will affect your
productivity.
For other project estimation reference, please check the other items below:
– Excavation man hours, please check the link: EXCAVATION MAN HOURS
– Construction labor rates, please check the link: CONSTRUCTION LABOR
COST
– Materials for form works, please check the link: FORMWORK PRICE LIST
– Materials for scaffolding works, please check the link: SCAFFOLDING PRICE
LIST
– Consumable materials, please check the link: COMMON AND CONSUMABLE
MATERIALS PRICE

CONSTRUCTION RENTAL RATES


MAIN EQUIPMENT
PHILIPPINES CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT RATES

Item Equipment Rate per Hour


No.
Cost Range
1 Crawler Loader (80kW / 1.5 – 2.0 cu.m) 2830 – 3670

2 Crawler Dozer (125kW) 3220 – 4850

3 Wheel Loader (2.0 – 3.0 cu.m) 2810 – 4200

4 Backhoe Crawler (0.75 – 1.0 cu.m) 2420 – 3560

5 Backhoe / Pavement Breaker (1.5 cu.m) 4110 – 5240

6 Motor Grader ( 90 – 100 kW) 2120 – 2670

7 Pneumatic Tire Roller ( 20 – 24 MT) 2740 – 3360

8 Vibratory Drum Roller ( 10 – 14 MT) 2700 – 3150

9 Dump Truck ( 8.0 – 12.0 cu.m) 1650 – 2100

10 Cargo Truck Small (5 – 8 MT) 1230 – 1460

11 Cargo Truck Small (10 – 15 MT) 1550 – 1910

12 Transit Mixer (5.0 -8.0 cu.m) 1830 – 2430

13 Concrete Batching Plant (80 – 100 3250 – 5230


cu.m/hr)

14 Concrete Trimmer/Slipform Paver (1 4250 – 4820


meter width)

15 Asphalt Distributor Truck (2500 – 3500 1700 – 2340


Gallons)

16 Asphalt Finisher (3 meter width) 2730 – 3090

17 Truck with Boom, small (6-10 MT) 1450 – 1760

18 Truck with Boom, small (12 – 15 MT) 1860 – 2450

19 Crawler Crane (21-25 MT) 2780 – 3560


20 Diesel Pile Hammer 1915 – 2369

SUPPORT EQUIPMENT
Item Equipment Rate per Hour
No.
Cost Range

21 Vibratory Pile Driver 926 – 1121

22 Bagger Mixer (1 – 2 bags) 480 – 696

23 Concrete Vibrator 402 – 471

24 Air Compressor – Small 347 – 419

25 Air Compressor – Big 677 – 818

26 Bar Cutter 292 – 321

27 Bar Bender 384 – 422

28 Jack Hammer 309 – 340

29 Tamping Rammer 297 – 331

30 Welding Machine, Portable, 300A 662 – 702

31 Welding Machine, 600A 831 – 1038

32 Generator Set 15-25kVA 452 – 581

33 Generator Set 50kVA 809 – 977

34 Sump Pump (Dewatering), 0.75 – 2HP 199 – 228

35 Sump Pump (Dewatering), 5HP 397 – 456

36 Road Paint Stripper 181 – 192

37 Road Paint Applicator 470 – 603


If your company owns a specific equipment, it will be easier to evaluate since you
can verify the maintenance history of that equipment. You can add the cost for a
mechanic, parts replacement and maintenance the equipment will need during
the period of your project. From that analysis you made, you can assess if it will
be better to purchase a new equipment rather than to use an old one because of
the incremental cost due to maintenance and parts replacement.  

Purchasing new equipment will always make your project cost proposal high.
What we usually do is that even though we purchased a new equipment for that
project we still use the rental rates on our estimate since we foresee that we can
use it to our other future projects. This will be a great advantage since brand new
will be less prone to breakdowns that can cause delays on the project.

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