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Some jobs put the work just out of reach, whether it’s a tight approach, limited clearance, or an elevated work area that demands a more stable setup than a ladder can provide. Scissor lifts and boom lifts help you handle those situations with the right access and working position from the start. We rent lift equipment throughout the Panama City area so you can get the right tool for the job without long-term ownership.
Available Scissor & Boom Lift Rentals
Our lineup of lift rentals is designed to cover most access needs on local jobs, from straightforward vertical work to trickier reaches. Each model is handpicked for reliability, versatility, and ease of use on real jobsites.
Choosing the Right Lift for Your Job
Picking between a scissor lift and a boom lift mostly comes down to how you need to reach the work and what the site looks like.
Scissor Lifts
A scissor lift is a solid choice when you just need to go straight up and have a steady platform to work from. They do their best work on firm, level surfaces where you can roll in under, or very close to, the area you are working on.
Scissor lifts are often used for:
- Interior construction, fit outs, and warehouse work
- Ceiling, lighting, and mechanical work over finished floors
- Jobs on slabs or smooth concrete where a stable footprint matters
- Tasks where you need space on the platform for tools and materials
Boom Lifts
A boom lift is the better fit when the work is off to the side, tucked back, or blocked by something in front of it. With an articulating arm, a boom lift can move up, out, and over so you can get in front of the work even when you cannot park right under it.
Boom lifts are often used for:
- Work on signs, building fronts, and details set back from the roof or edge
- Tree trimming, exterior lighting, and maintenance around obstacles
- Work on uneven ground where you need more flexibility in positioning
- Projects where precise placement at height matters more than platform size
What to Consider Before Renting
A little planning up front can help you choose the right lift and avoid surprises on site.
Before you reserve a lift, it helps to think about:
- Working height and clearance
Not just how tall the building is, but where you’ll actually be standing and how much room you have above and around the work area.
- Access to the work area
How the lift will get from the street or trailer to where you need it. Check gate widths, overhead obstacles, and tight turns along the way.
- Ground and surface conditions
Whether the lift will sit on slab, gravel, grass, or a slope, and whether there is enough space to set up safely.
- Indoor vs. outdoor use
Any noise, exhaust, or space considerations if you are working inside or close to occupied areas.
- Project duration and timing
Whether you need the lift for a quick task or several days, and if it needs to be on site at specific times to keep the job moving.
Have Questions About Lift Availability or Fit?
If you’re not sure which lift is right for your project, you don’t have to guess. Share a few details about your site and working height, and the Yesco team can help you sort out what makes sense and what’s available when you need it. Call us or send a message to get started.