Equipment rental establishments in Kansas

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Published: 2026-09-10
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Every county in Kansas the Census Bureau records an equipment rental establishment in, with how many of each kind.

equipment rental establishments: 43
construction and mining machinery yards: 25
general rental centers: 18

By county

establishments, largest first

By county


Sedgwick	12	6	6
Wyandotte	6	6	0
Johnson	5	0	5
Butler	4	0	4
Barton	4	4	0
Shawnee	3	3	0
Saline	3	3	0
Reno	3	0	3
Ellis	3	3	0

Counties with fewer than 30 establishments are listed with the counts they have; the state figures above are the fuller picture.

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The equipment rental establishments in Kansas was 43 in 2022 reference year, across 43 rental establishments recorded in the US Equipment Rental Establishment Index (Census County Business Patterns).

Cite as: "Equipment Rental Compare Equipment Rental Index: Kansas", updated 2026-09-10, https://equipmentrentalcompare.com/yards/kansas/.

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Equipment rental establishments · Kansas · 2022 reference year

rental establishments	43

Source: Equipment Rental Compare Equipment Rental Index: Kansas

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Source: US Census Bureau, County Business Patterns 2022, NAICS 532412 and 532310, read 2026-09-10.

www2.census.gov County Business Patterns 2022, county file (US Census Bureau) (US Government public domain)
census.gov County Business Patterns programme page (US Census Bureau) (US Government public domain)
www2.census.gov Census gazetteer 2023, county names and centroids (US Government public domain)

Methodology: One row per county per NAICS code from the Census Bureau's County Business Patterns file for 2022, at NAICS 532412 (construction, mining and forestry machinery and equipment rental and leasing) and 532310 (general rental centers), which together are what this hub is about: the machine yards and the tool counters. The count is ESTABLISHMENTS, meaning physical locations, not companies: one national chain with four yards in a county counts four times, which is the right unit for somebody asking who is near them. County names and coordinates come from the Census gazetteer; a county the gazetteer does not name is left out rather than guessed. CBP suppresses employment and payroll detail for small cells, so this index publishes establishment counts alone. There is no register of rental yards to read, because renting a machine is not a licensed activity in the United States, and this index does not pretend to be one: it says how many are there, not which.

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