Neff Rental, a leading provider of rental equipment in the United States announced the release of its new and improved Web site. The site focuses on the user experience, providing a faster, more efficient visitor experience, and an overall new look and feel for better accessibility to critical information.

“The new Neff Rental Web site is part of our on-going effort to make our company easier to find on the Internet and, once prospective customers arrive at the site, make it easier for them to find the information they need,” said Graham Hood, president and CEO of Neff Rental

The new Neffrental.com includes the following site enhancements:

? Improved access to all equipment categories.

? Free quote request, branch locator, equipment category listings, services listings, and contact options are immediately accessible via the homepage.

? Search functionality to enable users to look for specific equipment types or branch locations.

? Zip code location search functionality.

? Improved access to equipment availability and detailed specifications due to an enhanced equipment database.

? A new blog, which is the go-to resource for construction, industrial as well as oil and gas related contractors. This includes details on everything from safety to helping you choose the right equipment for your project needs.

The Web site’s new functionality allows users to easily request a free quote, find their closest branch, locate equipment or contact Neff Rental directly.

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