EquipmentShare

@dredurr For specialty equipment (or if you just aren't experienced) we can provide an operator. Most equipment does't actually require a license to operate, but we won't rent something dangerous to someone who isn't experienced. We talk with every potential renter and check them out before we approve them to rent equipment. Some of the equipment on EquipmentShare is big, and it's very important to us that a) renters don't get hurt and b) assets don't get damaged. *edit, for legal stuff: Certain states and municipalities have different licensing requirements in order to operate heavy machinery. We require that renters meet all the licensing and other requirements of the jurisdiction in which the equipment will be rented and/or operated. EquipmentShare reserves the right to impose additional requirements to ensure the safety of the operator and the equipment.

@dredurr We do have some power tools, but our focus is on equipment larger than you would usually find at Lowe's or Home Depot. Things like bulldozers, skid loaders, aerial lifts, tractors, etc.

@_mattam How do you generate your revenue. Do you collect a commission from the renters or the lenders?

@nhallam Sorry Nick, snowboards are a little out of our wheelhouse :)

@_mattam :) something I'd love to be able to do in the future.