Lift Rentals. Delivered.Scissor and boom lift rental in Winnipeg and across the Red River Valley.

Lift rental at Pale Valley starts at $200 a day. The 19′ scissor lift is $200 a day, $450 a week or $1,050 a month. The 26′ scissor lift is $275 a day, $650 a week or $1,400 a month. The 39′ 5″ scissor lift is $350 a day, $950 a week or $2,100 a month. The 50′ boom lift is $400 a day, $1,300 a week or $3,500 a month. Delivery and tax are extra.

Delivery inside Winnipeg's Perimeter Highway is $100 to drop the lift off and $100 to pick it up. Outside the Perimeter, add $1 per kilometre each way. Picking the lift up from our yard yourself is free.

Pale Valley delivers lifts anywhere in Manitoba. Most go to Winnipeg and the Red River Valley, and the towns served include Steinbach, Selkirk, Portage la Prairie, Winkler, Morden, Niverville, Stonewall, Oakbank and Brandon. Delivery each way is $148 to Steinbach, $126 to Selkirk, $171 to Portage la Prairie and $301 to Brandon. The Rent page lists 65 towns with their delivery price; for anywhere else, call or text for a price.

Yes. Man lift, manlift, aerial work platform and personal lift are all names for machines like these. A scissor lift goes straight up on a wide platform. A boom lift, often called a cherry picker, reaches up and out over things, which is what the 50′ JLG does.

For electrical, lighting, drywall and ceiling work under a regular ceiling, the 19′ scissor goes through a standard door. Shop and warehouse ceilings, sprinkler and HVAC runs suit the 26′. Gyms, high bays, tall walls and warehouse racking need the 40′. Outside work like signs, eavestroughs, siding and rooflines suits the 50′ boom. Tell Troy the job and he'll name the machine.

A day is 24 hours from when the lift is dropped off. A week is 7 days and a month is 28 days. Weekends cost the same as weekdays.

Call or text 7 days a week, from 7am to 9pm.

Pick the lift and your dates on the Rent page. It shows the full price with delivery and tax, and what's already booked, then sends a reservation request. Troy confirms it with you by call or text.

No. Every machine shows its day, week and month rate on this site. Call or text when you want to book it or you're not sure which one you need.

Platform height is how high the floor of the platform goes. Working height adds about six feet for the person standing on it, so it's how high you can comfortably reach.

Yes. All four machines are electric, so there's no exhaust, and the scissor lifts run on solid non-marking tires.

The 19′ scissor is 30 inches wide and goes through a standard doorway with its rails folded down. The 26′ is 32 inches wide. The 40′ is 47 inches wide, so it needs a double or overhead door.

The machines are insured by Pale Valley. If one is damaged, we look into what happened first to work out who was at fault.

It's on its own trailer and tows behind a pickup on a 2-inch ball. It weighs about 5,200 lb, so check what your truck is rated to pull, or have us bring it.