AA Equipment Rental - Van Alstyne
Van Alstyne, TX
- Skid Steers
- Scissor Lifts
- Boom Lifts
- Telehandlers
- Forklifts
- Trenchers
- Compactors & Rollers
- Concrete Equipment
- Generators
Hurst Equipment Rentals
Construction Equipment Rentals in Hurst, TX
Hurst is on State Highways 121 and 10, north of the West Fork of the Trinity River in northeast Tarrant County. The Handbook of Texas describes a Mid-Cities community that grew around the Rock Island line, Bell Helicopter, North East Mall and the opening of DFW Airport, and had nearly reached the limits of expansion by the 1970s.
With little open land left, most equipment work here is redevelopment, utility service and right-of-way work on established lots. Use this page to match machines to Hurst rules, then confirm availability, delivery and terms with providers that serve your site.
Local Work
Equipment Work in Hurst
Hurst ties a lot of work to one permit. The City's construction permit covers work in public right-of-way and easements and also land disturbance or development on private property, and every dig or aerial job in the right-of-way, including tree trimming, needs a ROW permit through the City's online system.
Locates follow the permit. City water and sewer line locates are issued only after a permit number is in hand, with a map, address and stakes or markings, and the City asks for 24 to 48 hours.
Mini excavators, skid steers and compactors fit infill and service work; boom lifts cover aerial work over streets and easements. Floodplain permits apply to grading, paving and even equipment storage inside mapped flood zones.
Featured Equipment
Equipment for Hurst Projects
Mini Excavator RentalsService lines and utility repairs on built-out residential lots.
Skid Steer RentalsDemolition cleanup, grading and backfill on redevelopment sites.
Compactor & Roller RentalsBackfill and subgrade under restored streets, curbs and drive approaches.
Boom Lift RentalsAerial ROW work, including tree trimming, under a City permit.
Trencher RentalsUtility runs in easements once locates are marked.
Excavator RentalsLarger redevelopment pads and drainage work near creeks.
Site Rules
Before You Rent in Hurst
Local rules and conditions worth checking before equipment arrives. Requirements change and depend on the project, so confirm the details with the agency for your site.
ROW permits for ground and aerial work
All work in the public right-of-way (street and/or easement) requires a ROW permit, applied for through the City's ROWay platform. That includes digging and aerial work such as tree trimming, for private development or franchise utilities. Permittees provide a certificate of liability insurance, and subcontractors working in City easements or right-of-way must be listed as additional insureds or apply for their own permit.
Construction permits and bonds
Public Works says a construction permit is required for work in public right-of-way and easements and also covers land disturbance and development on private property. Cutting public streets, curbs, sidewalks or drive approaches, or tapping public utilities, needs a bond in addition to the ROW permit. Contractors register with the City annually.
City line locates
City water and sewer locates require a permit from the Engineering Division first; the request needs the permit number, a map, the address and stakes or markings, and the City asks for 24 to 48 hours. Traffic signal lines are located separately. Texas law also requires one-call notice at least 48 hours before digging, not counting weekends and holidays.
Floodplain development
Hurst lies north of the West Fork of the Trinity River. A floodplain permit is required before any development inside the FEMA-mapped Special Flood Hazard Area. The City's definition of development includes filling, grading, paving, excavation and drilling, and the storage of equipment or materials, so a staging yard in the floodplain needs the same review as fill.
Erosion control and stormwater plans
Engineering plans for development must include an Erosion and Sediment Control Plan under Code sec. 26-183 and a post-construction stormwater management plan under sec. 26-184, with drainage designed to the City's iSWM Criteria Manual. The Engineering forms page also lists a grading permit application.
After-hours work
The Engineering Division publishes an After Hours Construction Permit and standards. Check those requirements before planning night or weekend work in the right-of-way.
Nearby Cities
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Guides
Helpful Rental Guides
- Utility Locates Before Digging: Texas811, City Lines and PermitsLine up Texas811 notice, City water and sewer locates and permits before the first dig.
- Skid Steer vs Mini Excavator: Which Should You Rent?Compare the two most common compact machines before you book.
- Construction Equipment Rental ChecklistConfirm access, locates, operators and delivery details before the machine arrives.
Rental Companies
Additional DFW Metro Equipment Rental Companies
We don't list a rental company with documented service in Hurst yet. These companies are based elsewhere in the DFW Metro region; contact them to confirm they deliver to your jobsite.
Access Rentals - Granbury
Granbury, TX
- Skid Steers
- Mini Excavators
- Telehandlers
- Boom Lifts
- Trenchers
Bennett Rentals - Granbury
Granbury, TX
- Excavators
- Mini Excavators
- Skid Steers
- Compactors & Rollers
- Trenchers
- Scissor Lifts
- Boom Lifts
- Forklifts
- Telehandlers
- Concrete Equipment
Bottom Line Equipment - Greenville
Greenville, TX
- Excavators
- Skid Steers
Sunbelt Rentals - Greenville
Greenville, TX
- Scissor Lifts
- Forklifts
- Compactors & Rollers
- Generators
- Concrete Equipment
Texas First Rentals - Granbury (formerly Rental One)
Granbury, TX
- Excavators
- Wheel Loaders
- Boom Lifts
- Scissor Lifts
- Forklifts
- Telehandlers
- Trenchers
- Compactors & Rollers
- Generators
- Concrete Equipment
FAQ
Questions About Renting in Hurst
Do I need a Hurst permit to trim trees over the right-of-way?
Yes. The City requires a ROW permit for all work in the public right-of-way, including aerial work such as tree trimming, for private development or franchise utilities.
How do I get City water and sewer locates in Hurst?
Get a permit from the Engineering Division first. The locate request needs the permit number, a map, the address and stakes or markings, and the City asks for 24 to 48 hours.
Does storing equipment in a Hurst floodplain need a permit?
It can. The City requires a floodplain permit before any development in the mapped flood zone, and its definition of development includes the storage of equipment or materials.
When does Hurst require a bond for ROW work?
When the work cuts public streets, curbs, sidewalks or drive approaches, or makes taps on public utilities. The bond is required in addition to the ROW permit.
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