Construction Equipment
Whether you are managing a large-scale infrastructure project, a civil earthworks contract, or a smaller residential job, our platform simplifies the process of sourcing the right machine at the right time. Rather than contacting suppliers individually, Quotor brings the market to you — giving you access to a broad range of plant and equipment from established hire companies operating across New South Wales, Queensland, Victoria, and South Australia.
Dozers for Hire
Browse small, medium, large, extra-large, swamp, and wheeled dozer hire options from trusted suppliers across Australia.
Dumpers for Hire
Explore a comprehensive range of dumper hire including mini, site, tracked, articulated, and rigid dump trucks suited to any scale of works.
Excavators for Hire
Hire mini, medium, large, and extra-large excavators from verified suppliers, covering a full range of capacities for any excavation requirement.
Graders for Hire
Source motor grader hire across four blade configurations — 12ft, 14ft, 16ft, and 24ft — to suit road construction, earthworks, and civil projects of all scales.
Forklifts for Hire
Browse counterbalance forklifts, rough terrain forklifts, and telehandlers for hire from qualified suppliers servicing worksites across Australia.
Loaders for Hire
Locate wheel loaders, track loaders, backhoes, mini loaders, posi-tracks, and skid steers available for hire from suppliers in your area.
Rollers for Hire
Compare hire options across smooth drum, pad foot, twin drum, multi-tyre, trench, combination, and 3 point rollers to suit your compaction requirements.
Scrapers for Hire
Find open bowl, elevating, and pull-type scraper hire from experienced suppliers equipped for bulk earthmoving and land-forming projects.
Equipment Hire Guides
For information on hiring an excavator, rates, attachment and selecting the best equipment for your job, refer to the list of articles below. Find more about hire alternatives, attachments, and other.
Equipment procurement is the process a construction business goes through to get the machinery a project needs, from working out what’s required through to that equipment arriving and staying available until the job is done. Handled well, it barely gets noticed. Handled poorly, it becomes one of the more common causes of schedule slippage on a construction project, usually because decisions get made too late or without visibility into supplier lead times and equipment a business already owns.
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