Rental placement can be affected by several factors, including truck swing space, alley accessibility, and overhead wires. For instance, in neighborhoods like Rivercrest, with its narrow streets and mature trees, we need to carefully plan delivery routes to avoid low-hanging branches. In suburbs like Burleson, where new developments are common, we work with contractors to ensure that our temporary fencing and storage units are placed in a way that complies with local regulations and doesn't obstruct construction traffic on highways like I-35W. Similarly, in areas like Westover Hills, with its steep slopes, we take extra precautions to secure our rentals and prevent them from shifting or toppling over. And in areas with busy roads like US-287, we may need to schedule deliveries during less busy times to minimize traffic disruptions.

We deliver rentals year-round, but our busiest seasons tend to be during the spring and summer months when construction and outdoor projects are in full swing. Weather can sometimes impact our delivery schedules, especially during heavy rain or extreme heat. If you're planning a project during a busy event like the Fort Worth Stockyards Championship Rodeo, it's a good idea to book your rentals well in advance to ensure availability and to allow for any potential delivery delays.

Our delivery trucks are staged along I-35W, which allows us to efficiently serve the entire metro area. We use a combination of highways like I-30 and I-20, as well as local roads, to route our deliveries. Our logistics team takes into account traffic patterns, rush hour, and road closures to schedule our deliveries and minimize delays. When you place an order, our reps will work with you to set a delivery window that works for your schedule and takes into account any specific site requirements or constraints.

If you plan to place a rental on a public street or right-of-way, you may need a permit. Check with the city's public works department to see if a permit is required for your specific situation. You can find more information on the public works permit portal. Permits are typically required for placements on public property, such as streets or sidewalks, but not for placements on private driveways or construction sites.