Question 1

What are your branch opening hours?

Answer

Our standard opening hours are:
Mon to Fri: 07.30 - 18.00
Saturday: 07.30 - 13.00

Question 2

How do I open/apply for an Drogheda Hire & Sales credit account?

Answer

If you wish to hire on a regular basis with up to 30 days credit please call into your local branch.

Question 3

How do I arrange off-hire or collection?

Answer

Finished with the machine you’ve hired from Drogheda Hire & Sales? Just call 041-9841419. Simply quote your contract number - we’ll cease the hire and give you a confirmation off-hire number. Equipment will be collected at the earliest opportunity convenient for you, usually the next working day. (Items remain under your responsibility until collected by Drogheda Hire & Sales)

Question 4

Do I need Identification to Hire?

Answer

We request two forms of identification: Photographic ID: Drivers licence or passport. Proof of Address: Current utility bill or bank statement.

Question 5

How do I Pay?

Answer

All major credit cards are accepted. In most cases this means that your hire is completed before your card statement is due. For long-term hires, charges are made at two week intervals.

Question 6

Cash or Debit Card?

Answer

Cash or Debit cards are accepted at our depot. First time customers may be asked for a refundable security deposit.

Question 7

What is my Responsibility for Equipment Return?

Answer

Equipment remains on hire until returned to Drogheda Hire & Sales. If you require a collection, please telephone and ensure you obtain an ‘off-hire’ number. Security of equipment remains your responsibility until returned or collected by us.

Question 8

What if something is Broken, Damaged or Missing?

Answer

We do charge for broken or damaged equipment. Be sure equipment is secured when not in use and protected from vandalism or loss. You should always ensure you are adequately covered by insurance as it is the customer’s full responsibility to protect all equipment against loss or damage.

Question 9

What's the difference between 110v tools and 240v tools?

Answer

240v are traditionally used in domestic circumstances, using mains electricity. 110v tools are usually used on building sites. 110v tools can be run from the mains, but will require a transformer to do so. Both are safe when used properly.

Question 10

How do I Hire?

Answer

You can place an order to hire in two ways: In Store: Drop into us on the Cement Road, Drogheda Co. Louth. Call Us: 0419841419

Question 11

Is there a charge for delivery/collection?

Answer

Rates for delivery and collection vary with distance and will be quoted when you place your reservation. Deliveries are normally made Monday to Friday between 7:30am and 6:00pm and Saturday between 7:30am and 1:00pm. Transport planning is based on a delivery projection, we strive to have deliveries within a 1/2-hour time window.

Question 12

Do I need to pay a deposit?

Answer

Deposits are required for all equipment hire.

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