Drying gear for wet buildings

Rent the equipment that dries the building out.

Disaster Rental is a new brand built around renting water damage and restoration equipment: commercial dehumidifiers, air movers, HEPA air scrubbers, water extractors and pumps. Homeowners and restoration contractors can send a request now, and the guides here explain what each machine does and how drying works.

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Request Equipment Rental

Tell us what is wet and what you need, and we will reply with availability and terms.

Why Disaster Rental

Wet buildings do not wait for a purchase order

When water gets into a house or a commercial space, the first days decide how much of the structure can be saved. Wet materials sit in warm, still air and the problem grows. Most homeowners do not own a commercial dehumidifier, and a restoration crew that gets a surprise job sometimes needs more machines than it keeps on the truck.

Buying drying equipment for one event makes little sense, and buying the wrong kind makes less. Renting lets a homeowner or contractor match the machine to the job and hand it back when the readings say the job is done. Disaster Rental is being set up to do exactly that, and the guides on this site explain the choices before you spend anything.

The Equipment

Drying Gear, Ready to Rent

Dehumidifiers, air movers, HEPA air scrubbers, extractors and pumps for homes and restoration crews.

01

Dehumidifier Rental

Commercial dehumidifiers for pulling moisture out of the air after a flood, leak or pipe burst.

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02

Air Mover Rental

High-velocity air movers that speed evaporation from wet floors, walls and carpet.

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03

Air Scrubber and HEPA Rental

HEPA air scrubbers that filter dust and particles out of the air during demolition and cleanup.

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04

Water Extraction and Pump Rental

Water extractors and pumps for removing standing water from basements, floors and carpet.

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How It Works

How renting from Disaster Rental works

  1. 1

    Send a request

    Choose the equipment you need or pick not sure, and describe the space and the water.

  2. 2

    We reply directly

    You hear back with what is available, the options for getting it to you and the rental terms.

  3. 3

    Run the equipment

    Follow the manufacturer's instructions and the safety notes on the guides while the space dries.

  4. 4

    Return it when dry

    Hand the equipment back once moisture readings show the materials are dry.

Who It's For

Made for people with a wet building to dry

Homeowners

A flooded basement, a failed water heater or a burst pipe, and no desire to buy a commercial dehumidifier.

Restoration contractors

Extra air movers and dehumidifiers when a job is bigger than the trucks are loaded for.

Plumbers and remodelers

Trades that run into water damage mid-project and need drying gear for a few days.

Landlords and property managers

Several units to dry after a leak, without owning a fleet of equipment.

Small business owners

Shops and offices where a leak or backup has to be dried before reopening.

Insurance-claim homeowners

People who need working equipment on site while an adjuster and a contractor sort out the claim.

Water damage moves fast. Get the right equipment moving.

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Questions

Water Damage Questions

Is Disaster Rental renting equipment yet?

Disaster Rental is a new brand and the equipment lines described here are in development. Send a request from the form and we will tell you what is available now, if anything, and what is still on the way.

What kinds of equipment will Disaster Rental offer?

The planned range is commercial dehumidifiers, air movers, HEPA air scrubbers, water extractors and pumps. Not every item will be available at once, so the form asks what you need and we reply with what we can offer.

Do you clean up or repair water damage?

No. Disaster Rental is about equipment, not restoration labor. If water is contaminated, the structure is affected or you are unsure what you are looking at, a licensed restoration professional is the right call, and the guides explain when.

Can restoration contractors rent from you?

Yes. Choose the equipment you need on the form and mention that you are a contractor and how many units the job calls for. We will reply with what can be arranged and on what terms.

Are the guides free, and do I need to rent from you to use them?

The guides are free to read and apply to any drying equipment, whoever supplies it. They cover what to do first, how drying works, how to size equipment and when a job needs a professional.