When considering air compressor rental services, one of the most frequently asked questions is:

What are the components of the rental fee, and how is it calculated?

As a leading industrial air rental provider, we break down the main cost components of a typical air compressor rental plan:

✅ Rental Pricing Typically Includes:

1. Base Rental Fee for the Equipment
   This is calculated based on the air compressor’s model, capacity, power rating, brand, and rental duration. Charges may be daily, weekly, or monthly.
2. Maintenance and Routine Service Fees
   All standard maintenance, servicing, and replacement of worn parts during the rental period are included and handled by the rental provider. There are no extra charges unless the damage is caused by misuse.
3. On-site Operator (Optional)
   If required, professional field engineers or operators can be assigned to manage the equipment on-site. This service is optional and charged separately based on project needs.
4. Additional Costs (Optional / Customized)
   These may include:
   • Fuel (e.g., diesel or electricity) packages
   • Full-service bundles (transportation, installation, commissioning)
   • High-altitude, offshore, or hazardous environment surcharges

✅ Billing Terms:

Rental fees are counted from the day the equipment is commissioned and starts working. Downtime due to natural disasters, construction interference, or customer-related delays can be excluded from the billing period as per the rental agreement.

✅ Our Service Commitment:

• Transparent billing, no hidden charges
• Full support for short-term and long-term rental contracts
• Quick response and equipment replacement during faults
• National-level fleet deployment and professional technical support

FOOENS Rental ensures you focus on your operations while we take care of your air supply.