Boom Lift Rental in Los Angeles

When a scissor lift can't reach it, a boom lift can. Calgrove Equipment Rentals offers boom lift rentals in Los Angeles for construction, maintenance, utilities, and commercial projects that require extended horizontal reach or the ability to work around obstacles. We carry articulating, telescopic, and tow-behind models ranging from 30 ft to 80 ft platform height.

Both our San Fernando Valley and Chatsworth locations are ready to help. Call to confirm availability and arrange delivery.

Boom Lift Rental Options

We stock a range of boom lifts to cover different job site needs, from compact tow-behind units for lighter work to heavy-duty straight boom models for large commercial and industrial projects

Boom Lift 30-36 ft Tow Behind

Model: JLG T350

• Platform height: 34 ft 5 in
• Horizontal outreach: 18 ft 9 in
• Platform capacity: 500 lb
• Power: 24V DC electri

Boom Lift 30-35 ft Electric

Model: Genie Z-30/20 N

• Working height: 36 ft
• Horizontal reach: 21 ft 5 in
• Up-and-over clearance: 12 ft 8 in
• Platform capacity: 500 lb

Boom Lift 40-45 ft Electric

Model: Genie Z-45/25J DC

• Working height: 51 ft 9 in
• Horizontal reach: 25 ft 1 in
• Up-and-over clearance: 23 ft 9 in
• Platform capacity: 500 lb

Boom Lift 40 ft Straight

Model: Genie S-40

• Platform height: 40 ft
• Horizontal reach: 31 ft 8 in
• Platform capacity: 500 lb
• Operating weight: approx. 11,650 lb

Boom Lift 45 ft Articulated

Model: Snorkel A46JRT

• Working height: 52 ft 11 in
• Platform height: 46 ft 11 in
• Horizontal reach: 24 ft 11 in
• Platform capacity: 500 lb

Boom Lift 60 ft Articulating

Model: Snorkel AB60J

• Working height: 65 ft 9 in
• Platform height: 59 ft 9 in
• Horizontal reach: 43 ft 1 in
• Platform capacity: 500 lb

Boom Lift 60 ft Straight

Model: Genie S-60 J

• Working height: 66 ft 10 in
• Horizontal reach: 40 ft 6 in
• Platform capacity: 660 lb
• Machine width: 8 ft 2 in

Boom Lift 80 ft Straight

Model: Snorkel TB85J

• Platform height: 84 ft 11 in
• Horizontal reach: 76 ft 9 in
• Platform capacity: 500 lb
• Operating weight: approx. 37,699 lb

Articulating vs. Telescopic Boom Lifts

Not sure which type you need? Here's a quick breakdown:

• Articulating boom lifts have multiple sections that bend, making them ideal for working around obstacles or in tight angles.
• Telescopic (straight) boom lifts extend in a straight line and are best for maximum horizontal reach over open areas.
• Tow-behind models are towable and ideal for jobs where portability is a priority.

Our team can walk you through your options if you're unsure which configuration fits your project.

Serving Los Angeles and the Surrounding Area

We deliver boom lifts throughout Los Angeles County and Ventura County, including the San Fernando Valley, Chatsworth, Burbank, Glendale, Northridge, Santa Clarita, Simi Valley, and surrounding communities.

Need a boom lift for your next project? Call our San Fernando location at 818-805-1617 or our Chatsworth location at 818-918-9606 to confirm availability and get scheduled.

Frequently Asked Questions on Boom Lifts

How much does it cost to rent a boom lift per day?

The daily rental cost depends on the model, platform height, and how long you need it. A compact tow-behind unit will run less than a large 80 ft straight boom. For a quote tailored to your project, call our San Fernando location at 818-805-1617 or our Chatsworth location at 818-918-9606.

What is the maximum reach of your boom lifts?

Our largest boom lift is the Snorkel TB85J, a telescopic straight boom with a platform height of 84 ft 11 in and a horizontal reach of 76 ft 9 in. We also carry 60 ft articulating and straight models for projects that don't require that full height. Our team can help you match the right lift to your job.

What is the difference between an articulating and a telescopic boom lift?

An articulating boom lift has multiple jointed sections that bend, which lets it reach up and over obstacles like rooflines, barriers, or parked equipment. A telescopic (straight) boom extends in a single line and delivers maximum horizontal reach over open areas.

If you need to get around something that's in the way, an articulating model is usually the right call. If you need pure reach in a straight line, go telescopic. We have both in our fleet.

What is a tow-behind boom lift?

A tow-behind boom lift is a towable, self-contained unit that can be hitched to a truck or trailer and moved between job sites. Our JLG T350 is a popular option with a 34 ft 5 in platform height, 24V DC electric power, and a 500 lb platform capacity. It's a practical choice when portability matters.

Do I need a license or training to operate a boom lift?

OSHA requires operators to be trained and authorized before using aerial work platforms, including boom lifts. If your team needs certification, Calgrove offers certifications and training courses. Visit our certifications page or ask us when you call.

Can boom lifts be used on rough terrain or outdoor job sites?

Yes. Several of our boom lift models, including the Snorkel A46JRT, are built for rough terrain and can handle outdoor job sites with uneven ground. When you reach out for a quote, let us know your site conditions so we can match you with the right model.