Book the site on day one.
Equipment is needed from the first day of work and stays as long as the frame is going up. The rental company that reaches a site early tends to keep it for the whole structure. We run our own hoists, mixers and shuttering sets, and we know how early that call is made.
Who decides
Your window opens on day one.
Equipment arrives at mobilisation and stays through the structure and masonry, roughly months 0 to 9. There is no specification stage to wait for; the first truck on site is the deadline. Indicative; every site differs.
| Trade | Specified | Purchased |
|---|---|---|
| Building materials | months 0 to 1 | months 1 to 8 |
| Equipment and machinery | no specification stage | months 0 to 9 |
| Site services and compliance | no specification stage | months 0 to 4 |
| MEP and building systems | months 0 to 3 | months 5 to 12 |
| Hardware and fittings | months 0 to 3 | months 7 to 14 |
| Woodwork and joinery | months 1 to 4 | months 7 to 15 |
| Interiors and finishes | months 2 to 7 | months 10 to 17 |
How rental companies use Supercrete.
Fresh projects, daily
A daily list of projects first seen in the last week near your yard, before a competitor's truck arrives.
Place your fleet
Heatmaps of new projects by area show where to position stock for the next quarter.
Public work, early access
Contractors who have just won public contracts need equipment mobilised fast. Follow them through awards intelligence.
new ≤ 7 daysplot ≥ 200 m²radius: 15 km from yardCommon questions
Which sites need the most equipment?
Larger plots and multi-storey buildings need more formwork, scaffolding and lifting. Filter by plot area and building use to focus on them.
Can I track a site over time?
Yes. Add sites to a list, set a status and an owner, and note when equipment went in and came back.
Do you cover public projects?
Through awards intelligence, which is in early access for Delhi.