Finding a Forklift Dealer Near Me

All States Industrial partners with leading forklift brands and offers a broad selection across the U.S. Contact us for quotes and local availability.

Renting an Excavator for Residential Projects

We offer a range of excavators and mini-excavators for rent in 48 states and Canada. Models can dig up to 13 feet deep.

Should I Buy New or Used Forklifts?

Used forklifts can offer savings of 30% to 50% versus new ones. Many come with extended warranties.

Choosing the Right Aerial or Boom Lift

Aerial lifts range from 40 to 180 feet and vary by reach and capacity. Choose one based on your project needs.

What Types of Forklifts Are Best for My Company?

It depends on your workspace, lift height, load capacity, and indoor/outdoor use. Contact us for a tailored recommendation.

Top Forklift Brands Available Near Me

Top brands like Toyota, Hyster, Crown, Yale, and Mitsubishi are available through our dealer network.

Why Choose Electric Forklifts?

Electric forklifts are clean, quiet, and ideal for indoor operations. They reduce emissions and improve air quality.

Licensing Requirements for Heavy Equipment

OSHA certification is required for forklift operators. CDL may be needed for other heavy equipment depending on state law.

Heavy Equipment Delivery to Your Location

We coordinate delivery through our partner network. Contact us to schedule equipment delivery.

Forklift Rental Costs in 2025

Renting a forklift typically costs $250–$700/day or $900–$4,000/month depending on model and features.

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Q: How Much Does a Forklift Cost?

The cost of a new electric forklift generally ranges from $20,000 to $45,000, with an additional $2,500 to $5,000 for the battery and charger. Gas-powered forklifts start around $20,000 and can exceed $50,000 depending on features and capacity.

Q: Fuel Choices When Buying a Forklift

Options include gasoline, diesel, LPG, and CNG. Each has trade-offs for power, emissions, and cost.

Lease Or Buy A Forklift For Less

All States Industrial Equipment knows that your forklifts and construction machinery are the backbone of your business. The right equipment assures that your business operates smoothly and efficiently and impacts your bottom line and productivity. Our new and used forklift selection from our machinery partners, forklift dealers and top brands helps thousands of companies get the right tool for the job. Choosing the best new and used forklifts from Toyota, Kion, Hyster-Yale, Clark, Mitsubishi and Komatsu. Choose top rated models of heavy machinery like backhoe loaders, excavators, skid steers and bulldozers from Volvo CE, Caterpillar, Doosan, Bobcat, JCB and Hyundai. Compare 2026 forklift and heavy machinery inventory and prices now at our forklift dealers near you.

New And Used Forklifts

Get forklift prices on all models and top brands of forklifts for your operation. Forklifts from Hyster-Yale, Toyota, Clark, CAT and more from our top forklift dealers.

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Rough Terrain Forklifts

Compare rough terrain forklift prices for outdoor jobs and material handling that require rugged heavy equipment. Top models and high end lift capacity.

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Telehandlers

Buy or rent a telehandler for a more versitile lift for your site. Extra reach and capability make a telehandler the right fit for many job sites, warehouses and shipping.

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Skid Steer Loaders

Skid steer loaders offer a versitile machine that can lift 1,650 to 2,100 pounds. Skid steers are great for large residential and small commercial projects.

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Aeriel Lifts

Aerial lifts have replaced ladders on many job sites due to their mobility and flexibility. Also known as boom lifts, scissor lifts and man lifts depending on design.

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Reach Trucks

Reach Trucks are forklifts used in narrow aisle applications, such as warehouses. Reach Trucks are versatile and highly maneuverable and a staple of logisitcs and shipping.

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Excavators

Excavators are heavy construction equipment consisting of a a bucket, arm, rotating cab, and movable tracks. Very useful in digging, moving and clearing earth.

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Backhoe Loaders

Backhoe loaders can be used for construction, small demolitions, digging holes/excavation, landscaping, asphalt, and paving.

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Buying or leasing the right forklift or heavy machine

Buying a piece of heavy machinery or a new or used forklift is a big investment and it will have a huge impact on your bottom line and productivity. Heavy machinery is expensive but also pays for itself with the tasks it performs. Something as simple as buying a forklift for your warehouse will increase the throughput and efficiency of your location so much that the investment becomes a no brainer for most. The wrong forklift, lift, telehandler or construction machine can become just another ongoing expense. The best forklift can help you save money, increase productivity, and decrease your overall downtime and fits only what you need. Being able to compare local dealers and updated forklift prices in your area lets you know the market and make a smart investment. Learn More >>

Forklift Questions And Answers

How Much Does a Forklift Cost in 2026?

One of the first questions every business owner asks is how much does a forklift cost—and the answer really depends on whether you're looking at new, used, electric, or gas models. As of 2026, a reliable new electric forklift (3,000–5,000 lb capacity, perfect for most warehouses) usually falls between $25,000 and $45,000, plus $5,000–$10,000 more if you include the battery and charger. Gas or propane units often start a bit lower at $20,000–$40,000, but heavy-duty or rough-terrain versions push higher. Going used can save you 30–50% right off the bat—think $10,000–$25,000 for a well-maintained machine with solid life left. For the complete pricing breakdown (capacity, features, brand influence), check our in-depth guide: How much does a forklift cost?. Ready for real numbers? Browse our forklift inventory and get quotes from local dealers today.

Finding a Trusted Forklift Dealer Near Me

We've teamed up with the industry's top players—Toyota, Hyster-Yale, Crown, Mitsubishi, Komatsu, and more—so no matter where you are in the US or Canada, there's a great forklift dealer near me ready to deliver competitive pricing and fast service. Whether it's new stock, certified pre-owned, or just comparing specs, our network has you covered. Want to know what sets the big brands apart? Take a look at our comparisons: Toyota vs Yale and Hyster vs Yale. Reach out for personalized quotes and locate your closest dealer now.

Renting Excavators or Heavy Equipment for Residential & Light Jobs

When you're handling residential digging, landscaping, or small construction projects, renting an excavator or mini-excavator usually beats buying outright. We serve 48 states plus Canada with machines that dig up to 13+ feet deep—ideal for tight spaces or bigger tasks. Rates vary by size and rental period, but daily, weekly, and monthly options keep things flexible. Explore our full lineup on the heavy equipment page and request a quote from local partners to check availability and pricing.

New vs Used Forklifts: Which Makes Sense for You?

New internal combustion (gas or diesel) forklifts can easily reach $30,000 or more, but choosing used forklifts often cuts that by 30–50% while still delivering years of reliable service—many even include extended warranties. If you're debating the trade-offs (immediate savings vs future-proof features), our guide on spotting good used machines is super helpful: How to evaluate used forklifts for sale. Head to our forklifts page to view current used inventory and pull dealer quotes that fit your budget.

How to Choose the Right Aerial Lift or Boom Lift

Picking the perfect aerial lift or boom lift comes down to your project's height needs, reach, and weight capacity. We carry models from 40 ft up to 180 ft with various horizontal reaches to match everything from tight indoor work to tall outdoor jobs. Not sure which one's right? Our FAQ walks you through it: How do I choose the right aerial lift or boom lift for my needs?. Browse the aerial lifts inventory and contact us for tailored quotes.

What Type of Forklift Is Best for My Business?

The right forklift depends on your workspace, typical load weight, lift height, and whether you need indoor quiet operation or outdoor power. From compact warehouse units to rugged telehandlers, we offer every forklift type you might need—new, used, electric, or IC. Not sure where to start? Our guide breaks it down: How to choose the right forklift. Check out our forklift inventory and get dealer recommendations that match your operation.

Top Forklift Brands You'll Find Near You

Local dealers stock the best forklift brands: Toyota, Hyster, Crown, Yale, Mitsubishi, and others known for durability, uptime, and strong resale value. Our nationwide network means better selection and pricing wherever you are. Want more on what makes these brands stand out? See our full brand comparison: How to compare forklift brands. Visit the forklifts page to explore options and request quotes.

Why More Businesses Are Choosing Electric Forklifts

Electric forklifts shine indoors with zero emissions, whisper-quiet operation, and lower long-term costs—no oil changes or exhaust worries. They're a smart upgrade for cleaner, more efficient warehouses. Curious about the full advantages? Read our detailed FAQ: What are the benefits of electric forklifts?. Browse our electric forklift selection and get competitive quotes today.

Fuel Options When Buying a Forklift

Forklifts run on electric batteries, propane (LPG), diesel, gasoline, or even compressed natural gas (CNG). Electric wins for indoor/low-emission jobs, while IC engines (gas/diesel) offer more power and faster refueling for outdoor or heavy-duty work. Not sure which fuel type saves you the most? Compare them here: What are the fuel choices when buying a forklift?. See our dealer inventory and request quotes to find your best fit.

Heavy Equipment Delivery Right to Your Site

We handle delivery of purchased forklifts, excavators, telehandlers, and more through our trusted partner network. Just let us know your location and timeline—we'll sort out options, fees, and scheduling. For more on how it works, check the heavy equipment page.

Forklift Rental Costs in 2026

In 2026, forklift rental costs typically range from $150–$500 per day or $1,500–$4,000 per month, depending on capacity, age, features, and rental length. Short-term needs or seasonal spikes? Renting keeps cash flow flexible. See current options and get quotes on our rental page.

Key Forklift Safety Tips Every Operator Should Know

Safety comes first with forklifts—regular maintenance, proper training, and using built-in features like stability systems and seatbelts prevent most incidents. For a full checklist and best practices, read our blog: Forklift Safety Tips. Also check our FAQ: How to operate a forklift safely.

Why Electric Forklifts Excel Indoors

Electric models deliver quiet, emission-free performance that's perfect for warehouses, retail backrooms, and any indoor space. Lower maintenance and energy costs add up fast. Learn more in our blog: The Benefits of Electric Forklifts for Indoor Applications.

Best Forklift for Small Warehouses

Small warehouses need compact, maneuverable forklifts that maximize space without sacrificing lift power. Electric three-wheel or narrow-aisle models often win here. Get expert tips in our blog: Choosing the Best Forklift for a Small Warehouse. Or see our FAQ: What type of forklift is best for my small warehouse needs?.

Renting vs Buying a Forklift: Pros & Cons

Renting gives flexibility and lower upfront costs—great for short-term or variable needs—while buying builds equity and long-term savings. Not sure which route fits? Our blog compares them head-to-head: Renting a Forklift vs. Buying a Forklift. Also check: Should I rent or buy a forklift?.

Understanding Forklift Pricing Factors

Forklift prices swing based on type (electric vs IC), brand, capacity, attachments, and new/used status. Want the full picture of what drives costs? Read our blog breakdown: Understanding Forklift Prices.

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