Do you want to make your business more sustainable, but are put off by the high costs? Leasing is a smart solution. It gives you access to modern, emission-free machines and tools, without having to buy them. This way, you stay in control of your expenses and work more sustainably.
Get started with sustainable equipment right away
“Emission-free equipment is still very expensive to buy, and delivery times are often long,” says Jeffrey Bosch, Director of Leasing & Tender Desk at Boels. “With leasing, you know exactly where you stand.”
You pay a fixed weekly price that includes everything: maintenance, inspections, service and insurance. That gives you peace of mind. Whether you need an electric wheel loader, battery-powered tools or a full electric equipment fleet—no big investment needed, and you can get started right away.
With leasing, you know exactly where you stand: one fixed all-in price, with no additional costs throughout the entire lease period
Test first, lease later
“I see renting as a smart, low-risk option for the short term,” Bosch explains. “You always work with the latest machines and can try out battery-powered and electric tools at a low cost.”
It’s ideal if you want to test first. If your project runs longer or sustainable work brings in more jobs, switching to lease often makes more sense.
Less hassle, more action
“We take the hassle away with well-maintained, user-friendly equipment,” says Bosch. You always get support from your local Boels branch. If there's a breakdown, we quickly provide a replacement so you can keep working.
Visible value from your equipment
Bosch shares an example: “A landscaping company realised how much they were spending on inspections and maintenance after a detailed calculation. Now they lease all their battery-powered tools from us for one fixed monthly fee, including servicing, inspections and insurance.”
Contractors with too much equipment also benefit. “Sometimes they have 30 to 50% more equipment than they need. Through resale, external rental or sale-and-lease-back, they free up capital to invest in sustainable assets.”
