FAQs

FAQs

Stockyard

Have a construction and landscaping-related question? We have the answer. Check out these FAQs and give us a call today for more information!

  • What types of equipment are available for rent?

    We offer a wide range of equipment for rent, including construction tools, lawn and garden equipment, power tools, concrete and asphalt tools, and more. Whether you need an excavator rental or specialized tools for a DIY project, we have you covered. According to Forbes, 58% of businesses in 2024 prefer renting over owning equipment to reduce financial risk, making rental solutions an increasingly popular choice.


    Contact Stockyard today for your equipment renting needs!

  • Do you provide delivery and pick-up services?

    Yes, we provide delivery and pick-up services for all equipment rental orders. Fees may vary depending on the distance and size of the equipment. For more information, contact Stockyard directly today!

  • How do I reserve equipment for rent?

    You can easily reserve heavy equipment rental by visiting our store in Litchfield, CT, or by calling us directly. To ensure availability, we recommend making your reservation in advance, particularly during peak seasons.


    Call Stockyard today to reserve whatever equipment you may need!

  • What size excavator do I need to do a residential backyard patio job?

    It depends on the job! For a small residential patio that requires digging, grading, and leveling - we would recommend an excavator between 3,000 and 4,000 lbs that is similar to our Takeuchi TB216 (3,900 lb operating weight)

  • What are the differences between the organic fertilizer and inorganic?

    Organic fertilizers have lower NPK (nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium) ratios but offer the benefit of improving soil structure and quality. If you have good quality soil and simply need to add a nutrient boost, inorganic fertilizers are fine. If your soil need improvement? Organic fertilizers provide the best long-term results.

  • How does the process of making your own crushed stone work?

    • Mining: The rock is mined from a suitable deposit.
    • Primary Crushing: The minded rock is crushed to the desired size using a primary crusher.
    • Secondary Crushing: The crushed rock is further crushed to smaller sizes.
    • Screening: The crushed rock is screened to sizes suitable for its intended use.
  • What are the differences between thermal cut and natural cut bluestone?

    Thermal Bluestone undergoes a special heating process that smooths out the surface, resulting in a polished, uniform look. Conversely, natural-cut bluestone is typically cut along its natural layers, which gives it a more rugged and textured finish. it is typically just a matter of customer preference.

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