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Rental Centre is proud to serve Prince George and area. Whether you are building a fence or a mine we have the tools and equipment to get the job done.

🏠🔦 WHEN THE POWER GOES OUT, ARE YOU READY?After the windstorm that swept through Prince George last week, a lot of us go...
11/11/2026

🏠🔦 WHEN THE POWER GOES OUT, ARE YOU READY?

After the windstorm that swept through Prince George last week, a lot of us got an unexpected reminder of just how much we depend on electricity!

No lights. No heat. No internet. And suddenly, that flashlight you haven't seen since last Christmas becomes the most important thing in the house. 😂

🔦 HERE'S WHAT EVERY HOME SHOULD HAVE READY:

🔋 Flashlights and extra batteries – One for every family member is even better.

💧 Drinking water – Plan for at least 4 litres per person, per day, for 3 days.

🥫 Non-perishable food – Enough for 72 hours, including food for your pets!

📻 Battery-powered or hand-crank radio – When the internet goes down, staying informed matters.

🔌 Charged power banks – Keep your phones working when the outlets aren't.

🩹 First aid kit and medications – Include a supply of essential prescriptions.

🧣 Warm blankets and extra clothing – Especially important during a Northern BC winter.

💵 Emergency cash – Debit and credit machines don't always work during outages.

🧰 Basic tools and supplies – A manual can opener, work gloves, duct tape and a wrench can come in handy.

🐾 Pet supplies – Food, water, medications and anything your four-legged family members might need.

And don't forget to keep your emergency supplies somewhere everyone in the household can find them!

⚠️ ONE MORE IMPORTANT REMINDER: Never operate a generator, barbecue or fuel-burning heater inside your home or garage. Carbon monoxide can be deadly.

At PG Rental Centre, we know emergencies don't always happen during business hours. That's why we're available for equipment rental emergencies 24/7.

📍 PG Rental Centre – Prince George
🕒 Monday–Friday: 7:30 AM–5 PM
🕒 Saturday: 8 AM–4 PM
🚚 WE DELIVER!

Because when the unexpected happens, being prepared makes all the difference.

❤️ Prince George, what a weekend.Friday's powerful windstorm left thousands of our neighbours without electricity, with ...
11/10/2026

❤️ Prince George, what a weekend.

Friday's powerful windstorm left thousands of our neighbours without electricity, with some still waiting for their lights and heat to come back on.

According to the Prince George Citizen, BC Hydro crews are dealing with approximately 200 spans of downed wire, broken poles, damaged equipment, and entire sections of electrical lines that need rebuilding.

And while many of us are getting back to normal, others are still waiting.

🚧 To the BC Hydro crews, utility workers, equipment operators, arborists, emergency responders, and everyone working long hours to get our community back on its feet — thank you.

❤️ To the neighbours checking on neighbours, sharing supplies, helping clear debris, and lending a hand wherever needed — you're showing what Prince George is all about.

At PG Rental Centre, we're proud to be part of this community. We're a full-service rental company built on honesty, integrity, and customer service, and we know how important the right equipment and hardworking people are when there's a job to be done.

If you're tackling storm cleanup and need rental equipment, give us a call at 📞 250-562-2626.

Please stay safe, and remember to keep well clear of fallen power lines.

can we give a shout out to al those getting our power back on this weekend?
11/09/2026

can we give a shout out to al those getting our power back on this weekend?

Wrong answers only....what is this tool?
11/08/2026

Wrong answers only....what is this tool?

🤔 Prince George, let’s hear your most ridiculous guesses!What is this thing? Wrong answers only! 😂 Bonus points if you g...
11/08/2026

🤔 Prince George, let’s hear your most ridiculous guesses!

What is this thing? Wrong answers only! 😂 Bonus points if you give it a name and explain its very questionable purpose. 👇

Thanks for playing along and supporting PG Rental Centre — your local full-service rental company built on honesty, integrity, and customer service. 🛠️

📞 250-562-2626

That familiar corner of Fifth Avenue and Brunswick once had a brand-new building to show off. 🛠️On November 5, 1922—104 ...
11/06/2026

That familiar corner of Fifth Avenue and Brunswick once had a brand-new building to show off. 🛠️

On November 5, 1922—104 years ago today—Knox Presbyterian Church officially opened its doors.

Prince George had been incorporated for only seven years. As people moved from South Fort George and Central Fort George into the young city, the congregation chose five lots downtown for its new home.

They had already done a little moving themselves. Their first church was built in South Fort George in 1911 at a cost of $1,500, then moved to the Millar Addition in 1916. Now they were putting down roots at Fifth and Brunswick.

And this was quite a project: a 40-foot tower, seating for 280 people, room for a choir of 25, a balcony, basement, entrance lobby, vestry and office.

The architect was Henry Wilson—a man whose fingerprints were all over early Prince George. He designed the first city hall and first hospital, and had served as the city’s fourth mayor in 1921. A year later, here was another of his designs becoming part of our downtown.

The newspaper announced the opening with an illustration and the headline “New Church to Open Sunday, November 5th.” Below it came another piece of news: the women of the congregation would give a supper and entertainment.

Because once the building work was done, there were people to feed and an occasion to celebrate. Some things never change. 😊

In 1925, the congregation joined the newly formed United Church of Canada, giving us the name generations would come to know: Knox United.

A new sanctuary was added to the west side in the 1950s, designed by local architect Trelle Morrow. The building grew along with the community around it.

But this clipping takes us back to the beginning of its life on that corner—when a landmark we would grow up passing was still news.

A little hometown history from PG Rental Centre, with appreciation for the people who helped build Prince George. ❤️

🔎 A little Prince George history. A little hide-and-seek!We're taking a trip back to South Fort George, when the Hotel N...
11/04/2026

🔎 A little Prince George history. A little hide-and-seek!

We're taking a trip back to South Fort George, when the Hotel Northern was a familiar sight and automobiles were still sharing the streets with horses.

But we've snuck something into this old photograph that definitely wasn't there back then! 😁

Somewhere in the picture, we've hidden the PG Rental Centre logo.

👀 Can you find it?

Tell us when you've spotted it, but don't give away the location. Let everyone have a chance to hunt!

11/03/2026

Remember to not believe every hack you read online, for advice you will actually use, come see us!

ps can you find the issue here?

You can’t see it. You can’t smell it. But you need to know it’s there.November is Carbon Monoxide Awareness Month, and i...
11/02/2026

You can’t see it. You can’t smell it. But you need to know it’s there.

November is Carbon Monoxide Awareness Month, and it’s a good reminder that staying warm and staying safe go hand in hand.

As temperatures drop here in Prince George, generators, propane heaters and other fuel-burning equipment can become part of the job, whether you're working on a construction site, in a shop or tackling a project at home.

Carbon monoxide is a colourless, odourless gas that can build up quickly when fuel-burning equipment isn't used properly.

A few reminders from PG Rental Centre:

🔸 Never operate generators or fuel-burning equipment inside a home, garage or enclosed space.

🔸 Keep exhaust fumes away from doors, windows and air intakes.

🔸 Use equipment only in areas with the ventilation required by the manufacturer.

🔸 Make sure your home has working carbon monoxide alarms.

At PG Rental Centre, we believe the most important part of any job is making sure everyone gets home safely.

📍 PG Rental Centre – Prince George\
📞 Give us a call for your equipment rental needs.

🛠️ Big jobs, small projects, and everything in between!Whether you're tackling a weekend DIY project, managing a busy co...
11/01/2026

🛠️ Big jobs, small projects, and everything in between!

Whether you're tackling a weekend DIY project, managing a busy construction site, or keeping an industrial operation moving, PG Rental Centre has the equipment to help you get the job done.

🚜 From smaller power tools to heavy-duty equipment, we offer quality, well-maintained rentals for homeowners, contractors, and local crews throughout Prince George.

We're proud to be a locally owned, full-service rental company built on honesty, integrity, and customer service.

Not sure what equipment you need? Give us a call! We're always happy to help you find the right tool for the job.

📞 250-562-2626
🚚 We Deliver!

Thanks for supporting local, Prince George! ❤️

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Tuesday 7:30am - 5pm
Wednesday 7:30am - 5pm
Thursday 7:30am - 5pm
Friday 7:30am - 5pm

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