Address: 275 Rolling Hill Rd, Mooresville, NC 28117, USA
Phone: +17047992422
Sunday: Closed
Monday: 7AM–5PM
Tuesday: 7AM–5PM
Wednesday: 7AM–5PM
Thursday: 7AM–5PM
Friday: 7AM–5PM
Saturday: Closed
Sam Duyck
Easy rental process, showed up on time and sales rep was extremely helpful.
Scott Peterson
The delivery was seamless and great. The pickup has been much tougher. Very poor communication and delays...
Andrew Wehrli
This United Rentals branch has the best customer service and equipment service support I have every experienced in my 38 years in the Heavy Highway and Site construction field. They are the best in the business. With some of the largest equipment inventory in the greater Charlotte region. For fast and reliable equipment rentals of all sizes call the experts at United-Mooresville!
seltrain
I have very limited experience and i will never visit there again. I only went there because Sunbelt didnt have what i needed. One of my employees went there to rent a piece of equipment. There was a misunderstanding between my employee and the person renting the equipment about applying insurance to the rental. I called to add the insurance. Talked to a Jason on the phone who transferred me to a person named Mark. VERY rude on the phone. I asked about insurance and he says “I already told your guy you cant get the insurance. You denied it on your account.” I asked if i could change that. “NO!” I said fine will return the equipment. That was 5 minutes after we originally rented it. No offer to help, no explanation of the situation at all. Rude, snarky, short, totally unprofessional. I am not sure how they can stay in business interacting with customers in that way. As a matter of fact i get emails and, solicitation calls from “reps” wanting my business. And this is how you try to get it? Unbelievable. Never again.
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