Carrier Rental Systems announces new unified brand

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Carrier Rental Systems has announced the expansion of its rental business into a unified total-hire solutions provider through the integration of SLD Pumps and Power.

The move brings together cooling, heating, pumps and energy solutions under one cohesive Carrier Rental Systems brand for customers across the UK and Ireland. By uniting previously aligned businesses under a single brand and operating model, Carrier Rental Systems is well equipped to support customers with end-to-end rental solutions, backed by specialist expertise and nationwide coverage.

Customers will benefit from an enhanced and expanded rental portfolio spanning temperature control, dehumidification, pumps, drainage and energy solutions. The integration also includes a consolidated customer service centre, streamlining the customer journey from initial enquiry and system specification through to delivery, on-hire support and off-hire services.

As part of the integration, Carrier Rental Systems has also launched a consolidated UK website, providing a single digital gateway to its complete hire offering. The platform supports the company’s wider strategic development by simplifying access to technical information, product data and service support across all rental disciplines.

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