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Guide to Air Conditioner Rental

How to choose the right air conditioner rental system for your business


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Air conditioning rentals may be ideal for some situations. If you are in a temporary setting, have a traveling business or just want to try out an air conditioning model before investing, then renting is the way to go.

Prices vary greatly according to the type of air conditioners for rent and the electric supply needed to power them. Some companies offer advice on which model you need and what will serve you best. It is a good idea to take advantage of these services, even if they charge a small fee for it.

When choosing an AC rental you need to:

  1. Go with a reputable AC rental company.
  2. Sign a contract detailing everything from repairs to fees to length of terms.
  3. Reserve the unit way in advance, especially for the summer months.


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Rent a window air conditioning unit


Window units work well for residential air conditioning and small offices. Installation fees may be high since installing a unit in a window requires a small bit of carpentry. Other than installation, a window unit is probably the cheapest month-to-month rental cost.

I recommend: Find a window unit for rent at Air Assurance Company Ltd

Get central AC unit rentals


Central air conditioning units are the most consistent in cooling and the most efficient. They are great for residences or small to medium office settings. A central air conditioner rental is much more reliable than window or potable units, so this is a good choice if your business has plenty of computer and technological equipment that needs to stay cool in order to work properly.

I recommend: Rent a central air conditioning unit from NuTemp or OnSite Energy.

Choose a portable air conditioner rental


Portable air conditioner rentals are often used for events such as weddings, live performances and sporting events. They can also be used to cool small areas in buildings too large to condition the whole thing. In settings like these, the portable unit is often moved along with workers as they move around.

I recommend: Rent portable air conditioners nationwide from Spot Coolers or Topp Portable Air. Some companies offering commercial air conditioning rentals are local. Air Conditioner Rental and Leasing Inc. serves the Northeast, including New York.

Use an industrial air conditioning unit


These are the most expensive to rent, run and install. They are also the biggest investment to buy, so renting beforehand is a wise move. These cool off the largest areas such as large offices and factories.

I recommend: Find commercial AC rentals at Specialty Refrigeration and Equipment or Movin Cool.

Tips & Tactics
Helpful advice for making the most of this Guide

  • Don't go with the cheapest prices, which probably translate into oldest units and worst service.
  • Ask about installation fees associated with air conditioner rentals, which may make low prices invalid.
  • Don't forget to inquire about delivery fees of the AC rentals, which may be astronomical.

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