Utility/Service Trucks
City Rent a Truck offers a versatile fleet of service and utility trucks designed to meet a wide range job of site needs. Our vehicles are equipped for organized tool storage, on-site fueling and maintenance, cable reel handling, heavy lifting, and more—ideal for industries such as construction, utilities, and field services. These capabilities ensure efficient on-site operations, keeping your projects running smoothly.
We provide flexible rental rental purchase options, ranging from one day up to two years, to accommodate various needs. Our services extend to key markets, including Atlanta, Georgia; Houston, Texas; Kansas City, Missouri; St. Louis, Missouri; and Olathe, Kansas. We also offer nationwide delivery directly to your job site anywhere in the United States.
Category Features *
- Bed lengths up to 12 feet
- Max loaded weight (GVWR) up to 18,000 pounds
- Towing capabilities up to 18,500 pounds
- Side Panel Storage Compartments
- Optional Up-Fits Available
* Features may vary and be subject to change on select vehicles
Industries that Use and Rent Service/Utility Trucks
Many companies and industries use City Rent a Truck as their number-one choice for service truck rentals. Common industries we serve with these types of rental needs include the following:
- Construction and Contracting: Our service truck rentals provide essential storage and hauling capabilities for construction and contracting teams. With options like ladder racks and ample compartmentalized storage, these trucks help you transport tools, materials, and equipment to keep job sites running smoothly.
- Utility and Telecom: Equipped for specialized needs, our service truck rentals, including reel loader options, are perfect for utility and telecom crews needing to transport cable reels and other equipment directly to installation sites. These trucks make deploying and managing telecom lines and power installations more efficient.
- Roadside Assistance and Fleet Maintenance: For roadside assistance teams, our service truck rentals deliver reliable towing capacity and equipment transport, essential for on-the-road repairs and vehicle recovery. Ideal for fleet maintenance as well, these trucks support towing and tool storage, keeping your fleet ready for any job.
- Municipal and Infrastructure Repair: City and infrastructure crews benefit from service truck rentals equipped with crane options for lifting heavy equipment, like manhole covers or utility boxes. These trucks reduce manual labor, improve safety, and provide the lifting power required for essential maintenance and repair work.
- Electrical and Plumbing Services: Designed to protect valuable tools and supplies, our service truck rentals offer secure, organized storage to keep equipment safe from weather. Perfect for electricians and plumbers, these trucks make it easy to transport everything needed for on-site work, ensuring your team arrives ready to handle any job.
If your team needs a reliable service/utility truck rental, City Rent a Truck is here for you! Learn more about our rental package options by contacting us today.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does it cost to rent a service/utility truck?
The cost of renting a service or utility truck varies based on several factors, including the size and type of truck, rental duration, mileage needs, and the number of trucks rented. To get an accurate quote tailored to your specific requirements, you can request a custom estimate here!
What do I need to rent a service truck?
Service truck rentals from City Rent a Truck require a valid driver’s license, full coverage commercial insurance policy, and a credit card. These requirements ensure a quick and easy rental process, so you can get your flatbed truck rental and start working right away.
Can I tow with a flatbed?
Yes! All of our service truck rental options come equipped with heavy duty tow packages!
Do service trucks need a DOT number?
A DOT number is required for all vehicles over 10,000 lbs GVWR. All City Rent a Truck service truck rentals exceed this weight limit and undergo a DOT inspection to ensure compliance before we hand you the keys.
For rentals under 28 days, you can operate using our DOT number. For rentals of 28 days or more, renters will need to supply their own DOT number to stay in compliance.
What Are the Benefits of Renting a Reel Loader Truck?
Renting a reel loader truck offers significant advantages for fiber crews and utility projects. This specialized truck carries the reel directly on the truck bed, allowing you to haul a mini excavator or horizontal drill behind it without needing an additional vehicle for a reel trailer. By eliminating the need for multiple trucks, you can streamline operations, reduce fleet costs, and maximize productivity.
Can I Get a Service Truck Rental Delivered to My Location?
Yes! City Rent a Truck offers nationwide service/utility truck delivery across the entire continental United States, bringing reliable rentals straight to your business, job site, or address. Our fast and convenient delivery service ensures you receive work-ready service/utility trucks when and where you need them!
Can I rent a Flatbed for personal use?
City Rent a Truck requires a commercial insurance policy for service truck rentals, so these vehicles are not available for personal use. However, we do offer a range of other rental options for personal needs, including pickup trucks, box trucks, passenger vans, and cargo vans!
How Do I Choose the Right Service/Utility Truck for My Needs?
Selecting the appropriate service or utility truck is crucial for maximizing efficiency and productivity on your job site. City Rent a Truck offers a diverse fleet tailored to various industry needs:
- Service Body Trucks: Available in 3/4 ton and 1 ton models, these trucks offer organized storage compartments for tools and equipment, making them ideal for mobile technicians, electrical contractors, and other field service professionals.
- Service Body Crane Trucks: Equipped with a mounted crane, these trucks handle heavy lifting and on-site material transport, perfect for construction and industrial work.
- Fuel and Lube Trucks: Built for on-site refueling and maintenance, these trucks keep equipment running smoothly without the need to leave the job site, commonly used in construction, mining, and agriculture.
- Framer Body Trucks: With open cargo areas and integrated tool storage, framer body trucks are ideal for transporting building materials, tools, and equipment to construction sites.
- Reel Loader Trucks: These trucks efficiently handle cable reels, making them indispensable for utility companies and telecommunications projects, especially in power and communication line installation.
Do you need a CDL to drive a Service truck?
It depends on the size and weight of the truck. All vehicles over 26,000 pounds GVWR requires a CDL license. Our Fuel and Lube Trucks exceed this weight limit and will require a CDL, but the rest of service truck rentals can be operated with a standard driver’s license! To learn more about CDL requirements click here.
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