Concrete Equipment Rental for Mixing, Cutting and Finishing. Rent Online, Pick Up In Store.
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Category #01 group #087
Cordless 9 in. concrete saw cuts reinforced slabs
Up to 50% lighter than gas for easy handling
Battery powered with water feed for low dust cuts
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Category #01 group #045
12 in. gas concrete saw cuts up to 4‑3/4" deep
Lightweight 21.7 lbs. for wall and overhead cuts
Gas-powered performance for masonry and concrete
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Category #01 group #037
12" electric concrete saw cuts up to 4-3/4" deep
Dry cutting with dust control for indoor projects
Gas like power for masonry and reinforced concrete
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Category #01 group #041
Straight cuts in slabs/asphalt; up to 5‑1/2 in. deep
Uses 14 in. diamond blade; wet or dry cutting
Easy to transport by truck; suited for pros and advanced DIYers
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Category #01 group #085
Indoor concrete/asphalt cuts; up to 5 in. depth
Uses 14 in. diamond blade; electric, low noise
Easy to transport by truck; suited for pros and advanced DIYers
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Category #01 group #095
Cuts concrete/asphalt; 4-3/4 in. depth, wet or dry
Requires 14 in. diamond blade; high torque gas power
Handheld, truck transport; pro grade operator
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Category #01 group #040
Cuts concrete/asphalt; up to 5‑3/4 in. depth
Uses 16 in. diamond blade; wet or dry cutting
Handheld, truck transport; pro‑grade operator
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Category #01 group #176
Deep slab and asphalt cuts; up to 6‑3/4 in.
Uses 18 in. diamond blade; wet cutting capable
Heavy, jobsite‑ready; best for pro operators
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Category #01 group #049
Cuts block, brick, pavers and stone cleanly
Handles 16 in. block; 14 in. blade, 5 in. depth
Stationary saw; easy to load and jobsite ready
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Category #01 group #050
Mixes concrete, mortar, stucco for small projects
3.5 cu. ft. drum; handles up to 180 lbs. per batch
Portable mixer; plugs into 120V, DIY‑friendly
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Category #01 group #106
Mixes concrete and mortar for larger home projects
6 cu. ft. drum; mixes up to 300 lbs. per batch
Rolls easily on site; great for DIY and light pro use
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Category #01 group #250
Mixes large concrete and mortar batches on site
10 cu. ft. drum; handles up to 600 lbs. per batch
Heavy‑duty rolling frame; ideal for pro jobs
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Category #01 group #051
Mixes concrete on site for slabs, footings, pours
9–11 cu. ft. drum; gas‑powered, continuous mixing
Towable behind truck; built for pro job sites
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Category #01 group #053
Mixes mortar, stucco, grout for masonry work
9 cu. ft. drum; paddle‑style mixing for smooth blends
Towable unit; designed for pro masonry jobs
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Category #02 group #243
Cores holes in concrete, block and masonry
Up to 5 in wet, 6 in. dry with diamond bits
Flexible setup for wall, floor or angled drilling
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Category #02 group #502
Wet cores large openings in concrete and masonry
Up to 15‑3/4 in. diameter with diamond core bits
Rig‑mounted system for heavy‑duty pro coring
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Category #09 group #940
Grinds, smooths, and preps concrete surfaces
High‑RPM motor for fast material removal
Handheld tool for detail work on site
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Category #09 group #969
Cuts, grinds and polishes concrete and masonry
7 in. disc with high‑power motor for heavy grinding
Handheld tool suited for pro finish and prep work
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Category #09 group #980
Grinds and preps concrete floors for new coatings
10 in. disc covers more area; plugs into 110V
Walk‑behind grinder for garages and indoor slabs
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Category #01 group #054
Smooths and levels freshly poured concrete slabs
48 in. magnesium float with adjustable pitch control
Uses extension handles for wide slab finishing
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Category #01 group #056
Removes air pockets in freshly poured concrete
110V electric motor for consistent vibration
Lightweight, one‑person use on forms and slabs
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Category #01 group #038
Cuts and bends rebar for concrete reinforcement
Handles up to 1/2 in. rebar; bends to 180°
Manual tool for fast layout on job sites
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Clear away dust and debris with vacuums, sweepers, and scrubbers built for post-sanding cleanup.
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Drill, cut, and detail with precision tools that support every stage of your flooring project.
Choosing between gas-powered and electric concrete tools depends on your job size, location, and power access. Electric concrete tools—such as electric concrete mixers, grinders, and saws—are ideal for indoor projects, garages, basements, and smaller outdoor jobs where electricity is available. They’re quieter, produce no exhaust fumes, and require less maintenance. Many customers prefer electric options for DIY projects like small slab pours, floor prep, or resurfacing, especially when renting a Home Depot concrete mixer rental or concrete grinder rental. The Home Depot does not offer gas powered grinders in the US market. Gas-powered concrete equipment delivers more torque and mobility, making it better suited for large outdoor pours, thick slabs, and remote job sites. Towable gas concrete mixers, walk-behind concrete saws, and power buggies are popular for driveways, foundations, and commercial work where power outlets aren’t nearby. Pro tip: If you’re unsure, our rental associates can help you match the right power source to your project when you reserve your concrete equipment rental online or in store.
Transporting large concrete equipment is easier than many customers expect—especially when renting from The Home Depot. Many items, like towable cement mixers and walk-behind concrete saws, are designed for trailering and can be towed with a vehicle equipped with the proper hitch. For heavier or bulkier equipment, The Home Depot offers truck rental and trailer rental options to help you move your tools safely and efficiently. Before pickup, be sure to:
• Confirm vehicle towing capacity or rent a Truck or Trailer with us
• Secure equipment with proper tie-downs
• Ask about loading assistance at the rental counter
In most cases, diamond blades and core bits are not automatically included with concrete equipment rentals. Concrete cutting and drilling accessories experience wear based on material type, slab condition, and cutting depth, so they’re typically rented (additional fees apply) or purchased separately. This ensures you get the correct blade or core bit for your specific application—whether you’re cutting asphalt or reinforced slabs. When reserving a concrete saw rental or concrete core drill rental, rental associates can recommend:
• The right diamond blade for cutting or grinding
• Proper blade size and arbor compatibility
• Wet vs. dry cutting options for dust control. Please note that most locations do not have a vacuum for dry cutting.
Adding the correct accessory upfront helps you achieve cleaner cuts, faster progress, and better overall results.
While they may look similar, concrete mixers and mortar mixers are designed for different materials and results.
A concrete mixer is built to handle heavier mixes that include gravel or aggregate. It’s ideal for pouring slabs, footings, sidewalks, and driveways. If you’re planning a pour, a concrete mixer rental or cement mixer rental is the right choice.
A mortar mixer, on the other hand, is designed for smoother, stickier materials like mortar, stucco, or grout. These mixers use paddles instead of a rotating drum to create a consistent blend without over-aerating the mix—perfect for masonry and block work. Please note that very few locations carry a mortar mixer.
Bottom line:
• Choose a concrete mixer rental for structural pours
• Choose a mortar mixer rental for brick, block, or stone projects Using the right mixer helps ensure proper consistency, strength, and finish.
Concrete cutting and grinding create dust, noise, and flying debris, so wearing the right safety gear is essential.
When using a concrete saw rental or concrete grinder rental, it’s recommended to wear:
• Safety glasses or a face shield to protect against debris
• Hearing protection such as earplugs or earmuffs
• A dust mask or respirator, especially for dry cutting or grinding
• Heavy-duty gloves for grip and vibration control
• Steel-toe or slip-resistant work boots for stability and foot protection
For added safety, many concrete tools support wet cutting or dust collection systems, which help reduce airborne silica dust. Rental associates can walk you through proper operation, dust control options, and PPE recommendations at pickup.
The Home Depot Tool Rental Center has concrete tools for both the professional contractors and the DIYers trying new projects around their yard. From mixers to saws, drills to grinders, we have the concrete tools and demolition equipment rentals you need for large jobs like repairing a public roadway or smaller jobs like building the backyard BBQ pit of your dreams. Our concrete equipment can also be used for tasks like applying stucco to exterior walls, mixing mortar for bricklaying, or preparing drywall mud for interior renovations.
Concrete Equipment Rental Get pro-grade tools to handle mixing, cutting, grinding and polishing with confidence. The Home Depot’s concrete equipment rental lets you complete jobs of any size without the upfront purchase or ongoing maintenance. Choose from mixers, saws, grinders, polishers and select rental terms that align with your timeline and budget. Whether you need concrete mixer rental, concrete saw rental, or concrete grinder rental, our options make it easy to get the right tool when you need it. Use our Store Locator to find a Rental Center near you.
Types of Concrete Equipment Available Concrete mixers keep batches consistent and on schedule. Portable electric mixers are ideal for small pours such as sidewalks, steps and fence post footings. Towable gas mixers offer higher capacity and continuous mixing for driveways, foundations and larger slabs. Benefits include uniform blends, faster production and less material waste. With concrete mixer rental, you can scale up or down by project size and rent cement mixer models that match your job’s demands. Concrete saws deliver clean, accurate cuts for expansion joints, demolition and resurfacing prep. Handheld cut-off saws excel in tight areas and detail work, while walk-behind floor saws produce straight, deep cuts over long runs. Key features include water feed for dust control, adjustable cutting depth, and blade compatibility for green, cured, or reinforced concrete. Concrete saw rental ensures you have the right blade and saw power for precise cuts without buying a tool you use occasionally.
Concrete grinders and polishers produce smooth, level surfaces and decorative finishes. Edge grinders handle corners and perimeters, while planetary floor grinders cover large areas efficiently. Use diamond tooling for coating removal and surface prep. Polishers can achieve satin to high-gloss finishes for garages, basements and commercial floors. Concrete grinder rental provides access to the latest machines and tooling for efficient prep and finishing.
Why Rent Concrete Equipment? Cost-effective option: Avoid purchase, maintenance, storage and depreciation. Pay only for the time you use the equipment, ideal for occasional or one-time projects. Concrete equipment rental, including concrete mixer rental and concrete grinder rental, helps control costs. Up-to-date tools: Rental fleets are refreshed regularly, providing reliable equipment with modern safety features and dust management options. Concrete saw rental and concrete grinder rental options give you access to current technology. Flexible terms: Select hourly, daily, or weekly rates. If your scope changes, swap gear or add attachments without long-term commitment. Many locations offer delivery and pickup to simplify logistics. It’s easy to rent cement mixer units for a day and upgrade to a towable model if your pour expands. We also offer truck rental and tailer rental to make getting the equipment to your site easier.
How to Choose the Right Equipment Match the tool to the job: Estimate concrete volume and workspace. Small batches suit portable mixers; large pours benefit from towable units. For cutting, align saw power and blade size with slab thickness. For finishing, consider coverage rate and edge access. Concrete mixer rental and concrete saw rental options let you right-size equipment. Define the finish: Broom finishes require minimal tooling after screeding. Smooth trowel finishes may need power trowels. Decorative polished concrete requires progressive grinding steps with diamond grits and a densifier to reach the desired sheen. Concrete grinder rental gives you the flexibility to select the correct grit sequence. Get expert guidance: Consult with rental associates to select equipment and accessories. Share details like slab age green vs. cured, concrete vs. cement, reinforcement, coatings to be removed and indoor vs. outdoor conditions to receive tailored recommendations and safety tips. Plan for power and safety: Confirm available circuits for electric mixers and grinders and ensure ventilation for gas-powered units. Ask about dust control options, water supply, required PPE including respirators, eye and hearing protection and sturdy boots. If you rent cement mixer equipment or choose concrete saw rental, verify power, water and dust management needs in advance.
Frequently Asked Questions Do I need a special blade for cutting concrete? Yes. Use diamond blades designed for concrete, and select types rated for green, cured or reinforced slabs. Wet cutting helps reduce dust and extend blade life. Concrete saw rental specialists can recommend the right blade for your application.
Can I polish an existing concrete floor? In most cases, yes. Assess slab condition, remove coatings with a grinder, level the surface, then polish using progressively finer diamond pads. Applying a densifier improves gloss and durability. Concrete grinder rental gives you access to edge grinders and planetary units for professional results. What rental durations are available? Most locations offer hourly, daily and weekly rentals, with optional delivery and pickup to keep your schedule on track. Concrete equipment rental terms are flexible so you can schedule concrete and cement mixer rental or concrete saw rental as needed. How much concrete can a portable mixer handle? Capacity varies by model. Typical portable mixers handle about 2 to 4 cubic feet per batch, while towable units accommodate significantly larger volumes for continuous pours. When you rent cement mixer models, ask about batch capacity and recommended mix ratios.
Do I need training to operate the equipment? Basic operation guidance is provided at pickup, and manuals are available. For tasks such as deep cutting or multi-step polishing, consultation is recommended to choose the right settings and tooling. Find more advice in our project guides: How to Drill Into Concrete, How to Pour Concrete and Types of Concrete Mix for Any Project. Our concrete equipment rental teams can advise on concrete mixer rental setup, concrete saw rental safety and concrete grinder rental best practices.
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