6’ x 10’ Enclosed Trailer
Bumper Pull 1708 6' x 10' + 2’ V-nose
Cargo Express 2019 EX 6X10
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Rent dump trailers, utility trailers, car haulers, and enclosed trailers from neighbors in Colchester, VT and across Chittenden County. Flexible pickup, fair pricing, and trailers ready when you need them.

Colchester's suburban-to-rural character and proximity to Burlington means trailer rentals serve a mix of residential and light commercial needs. Homeowners frequently rent utility trailers for landscaping projects, yard cleanup, and hauling mulch or gravel for driveways and gardens. After winter storms or seasonal property maintenance, dump trailers are popular for brush, debris, and unwanted materials. Local contractors and DIY enthusiasts use enclosed trailers to protect tools, materials, and finished work from Vermont's weather. Car hauler rentals are steady too, especially among people transporting vehicles for storage, repair, or relocation within the region. Some renters use small utility trailers for moving boxes and household items between homes. Others haul firewood, equipment, or materials for community projects and events. The suburban pocket near Route 2 sees frequent demand from small business owners and landscapers managing multiple jobs. Seasonal demand peaks in spring and early fall when property maintenance and renovation work ramp up.
Most pickups happen directly from your neighbor's driveway or property, which is faster and more flexible than national rental desk hours. You'll coordinate timing through the app, exchange keys, and do a quick walkaround to document the trailer's condition. Before you tow, make sure your vehicle has the right hitch receiver for the trailer class you're renting. A Class II hitch handles small utility and car trailers; larger dump or enclosed trailers typically need a Class III or higher. Check that your vehicle's wiring supports the trailer's lights and brakes. If you're unsure about your setup, ask the owner before you leave or consult a local mechanic. Vermont roads are generally well-maintained, but gravel roads and seasonal potholes are common in rural areas. Drive carefully, especially if you're towing in unfamiliar terrain. Always bring the rental agreement and your license to pickup.


Daily rates for small utility trailers typically run 40 to 60 dollars, while larger utilities and enclosed trailers go from 60 to 90 dollars per day. Dump trailers average 100 to 180 dollars daily depending on size and condition. Car haulers usually range from 100 to 150 dollars per day. Weekly and weekend discounts are common, so renting for a longer period often brings the per-day cost down. Every rental includes the NT Protect protection package, which covers accidental damage to the trailer along with theft and vandalism during your rental period. This protection is built into your booking cost and gives you peace of mind on every trip. Pricing varies based on trailer condition, location, and current demand, so browse available rentals in your area to compare options and find the best fit for your budget and timeline.
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