How We Can Help
Not every job has an off-the-shelf answer. Ground conditions, hydraulic requirements, machine compatibility, and the demands of the work itself can all affect which attachment makes sense.
We work with contractors and equipment owners to find solutions for drilling, excavation, land clearing, site preparation, and other demanding applications. With access to a range of manufacturers and specialized equipment, we can help you compare available products, work through technical requirements, and explore custom options when necessary.
You don’t need to know exactly which attachment you want before calling us. That’s what we’re here to help you figure out.
How it works
Every project is different, but getting started is straightforward. We’ll talk through what you’re trying to accomplish, establish what your equipment can accommodate, and work toward a practical recommendation.
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Explain your project
Tell us about the job, the equipment you’re using, and any conditions that might make the work difficult. Site plans, soil reports, or engineering drawings can be useful, particularly for specialized applications.
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review the options together
We’ll look at suitable attachments, discuss compatibility and performance requirements, and help you weigh the options. Where necessary, we’ll work with our manufacturing partners on specialized configurations or custom solutions.
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get a quote
Once we’ve established what you need, we’ll prepare a quotation for the recommended equipment or solution, including the relevant specifications and pricing.
What to have ready
EST. 2018
Why speak to solaris?
Buying an attachment isn’t always as simple as matching a product to a machine. Sometimes the real question is whether that attachment will do what you need it to do once you get it onto the jobsite.
Solaris has been helping customers work through those questions since 2018. We’re a small, knowledgeable team, and we take the time to understand the application before recommending equipment. We work with multiple manufacturers, which gives us options when a particular job calls for something outside the ordinary.
And when you have a question, you can speak with someone who knows the products—not just someone taking an order.