Professional cherry picker hire services in Buckinghamshire with fully trained IPAF-certified operators.
We provide same or next day availability across Buckinghamshire including Milton Keynes, High Wycombe, Aylesbury, Chesham and Amersham for all types of height access work including building maintenance, tree surgery, roofing, signage installation, and more.
View our fleet of operated cherry pickers available for hire in Buckinghamshire
We provide cherry picker hire across Buckinghamshire, including Milton Keynes, High Wycombe and 32 other towns and villages
All operators hold current IPAF certification (3a/3b minimum) and have experience working on commercial sites across London and the South East.
Most jobs can be booked for next-day arrival. Ring before 2pm and we'll often get someone out the same afternoon if you're local.
Full insurance coverage included as standard. Certificates of insurance can be provided before arrival if required by your site.
One simple price includes the machine, operator, fuel, and travel. No mileage charges or surprise fees. Get a quote in minutes.
No mileage charges or fuel surcharges. Our quoted price covers everything needed to get the machine to your site and complete the job.
We supply harnesses and lanyards for 2 people as standard. All equipment is regularly inspected and meets current safety regulations.
We supply RAMS documentation for all operated access hire jobs. Site-specific assessments available on request before arrival.
All machines are inspected every 6 months under LOLER regulations. Full maintenance documentation available on request.
Our most affordable option in Buckinghamshire is the Multitel MZ250, starting from £250.00 for a 2-hour minimum hire (trade rate). This includes a fully qualified IPAF operator, fuel, travel, and insurance. Same or next-day availability in most cases - just give us a ring for a quick quote.
If you need to place a cherry picker on a public road or pavement in Buckinghamshire, you'll need to apply for a permit from Buckinghamshire Council. Apply for a Section 171 licence (£270.20 fee). Processing takes approximately 4 weeks from receipt of completed application. Works must not start before approval is issued. We can provide all the documentation you'll need for your application, including insurance certificates, RAMS, and machine specifications. Visit Buckinghamshire Council's website for application forms and current fees.
We currently don't have tracked spider lifts available in Buckinghamshire, but we do offer a range of truck-mounted and van-mounted cherry pickers that can handle most access jobs. If you specifically need a spider lift, please get in touch - we may be able to arrange one for your project. Otherwise, our team can recommend the best alternative from our current fleet based on your site conditions.
No, all our cherry picker hires in Buckinghamshire come with a fully qualified IPAF-certified operator as standard. This is safer, faster, and often more cost-effective than self-drive hire because you don't need IPAF training, you're not liable for machine damage, and our experienced operators work more efficiently. We include the operator, fuel, travel, insurance, and safety equipment in one simple price with no hidden charges.
The tallest cherry picker we offer in Buckinghamshire is the Multitel MZ250 with a working height of 25.00m. This gives you excellent reach for high-level access work like building maintenance, window cleaning, tree surgery, and commercial roofing. All our machines come with a fully trained operator, so you can get to height safely and efficiently without needing IPAF certification yourself.
The cherry picker with the most outreach we provide in Buckinghamshire is the Multitel MZ250, offering 14.30m of horizontal reach. This extended outreach is perfect for reaching over buildings, across gardens, or accessing difficult areas where you can't position the truck directly below the work area. Great for awkward-access jobs like gutter repairs, signage installation, and building surveys.
We don't provide traffic management services ourselves, but we can definitely assist with your street works permit applications in Buckinghamshire. We'll supply all the documentation you need including insurance certificates, risk assessments, method statements (RAMS), and machine specifications. For traffic management, we can recommend trusted local companies who specialise in road closures, diversions, and safety barriers.
