Buying an excavator involves investing in something that feels more like a burden.

• High Upfront Costs & Hidden Burdens
  Purchasing an excavator ties up capital, adds financing / interest costs, insurance, storage, depreciation — all before the first shovel hits soil.
• Maintenance, Repair, and Downtime.
  Engine failures, wear-and-tear, parts delays — each hour of downtime costs more than just repair. It delays project schedules, increases labour costs, reduces profits.
• Operator Shortage
  Having machines is half the battle—without well-trained operators you risk damage, accidents, inefficiency. 
• Delayed Project Timelines
  Delayed project schedules increase labour costs and reduce profits.