Power Rentals

It depends on your load — lighting, sound, and video systems each draw differently, and outdoor events add distribution runs across the site — so Valley Tech’s crew handles the load calculation as part of the quote process rather than asking you to size it yourself. That calculation is what decides whether a portable inverter unit or a larger towable diesel generator is the right call for your event.

Where a site needs a permit for temporary power, Valley Tech coordinates the electrical permitting through its licensed electrical subcontractor, handled alongside setup and load calculations so permitting isn’t a separate scramble on top of booking the generators and distribution gear.

Yes — Valley Tech’s portable generator rentals include quiet inverter units well suited to smaller stages, vendor booths, and locations where noise matters, alongside larger towable diesel generators for multi-day festivals and broadcasts. The right unit gets sized to the site during the quote process.

Valley Tech’s power rentals include cable mats to protect distribution runs across walkways and load-in paths, and our crew handles the run from generator to distribution to the equipment it’s feeding — keeping cabling safe underfoot through load-in and strike.

Either — where a venue’s existing electrical service is enough for the show, Valley Tech’s crew ties into it and runs proper distribution from there; where it isn’t, or the site is outdoors with no service at all, we bring portable or towable generators sized to the load. That call gets made during the load calculation, not guessed at on-site.

Yes — most of our power gear can be rented on its own. That said, we strongly recommend letting our crew handle setup and takedown: it protects the gear, keeps your schedule on track, and means the system is set up by technicians who know it. Tell us about your event and we’ll suggest the right mix of gear and crew.