John F Hunt Power
Sub-brand
UnclaimedJohn F Hunt Power is the specialist temporary power and generator division of the UK-based John F Hunt Group, supplying diesel and hybrid power solutions to construction and infrastructure projects.
Last updated October 14, 2026
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Overview
John F Hunt Power is a specialist temporary power and generator hire business operating as part of the John F Hunt Group, a privately held UK construction services group headquartered in Grays, Essex. The Power division supplies diesel and hybrid generators, temporary electrical distribution, and related site power infrastructure to construction, infrastructure, events, and industrial customers across the United Kingdom. The business sits within a group whose origins are in demolition, remediation, and civil engineering. As main contractors and infrastructure clients increasingly demand lower-carbon site operations, John F Hunt Power has positioned itself around hybrid and battery-assisted generator sets, emissions-compliant plant, and turnkey temporary power packages rather than simple equipment hire. Typical offerings include prime and standby generators, load banks, distribution boards, cabling, fuel management, and 24/7 service support. Because the division is part of a larger privately owned group, it does not report separately and does not have its own public listing. Its market positioning is as a specialist, service-led power partner for complex UK sites rather than a mass-market tool-hire brand. The group's construction heritage gives the Power division credibility with contractors who need power integrated into wider site logistics, demolition, and enabling works programmes.
History
John F Hunt Power is a division of the John F Hunt Group, a UK construction services business whose roots lie in demolition, remediation, and civil engineering. The group grew from a specialist demolition contractor into a multi-disciplinary contractor and services provider operating across the United Kingdom. The Power division was established to serve the group's own sites and external contractors with temporary electricity, generators, and site power infrastructure. Over time it expanded into a standalone specialist hire and service offering, supplying diesel and hybrid generator sets, distribution equipment, and fuel management to construction, infrastructure, and industrial customers. As UK construction has moved toward lower-carbon site operations, John F Hunt Power has aligned its offer with hybrid and battery-assisted power, emissions-compliant plant, and integrated temporary power design. The division benefits from the group's contractor heritage, which allows it to package power with enabling works, demolition, and site logistics rather than selling equipment in isolation. Because the group is privately held, detailed financial and operational milestones for the Power division are not publicly reported. The brand remains active as part of the John F Hunt Group's portfolio of specialist construction and site services.
Products and positioning
Specialist, service-led temporary power partner for UK construction and infrastructure projects, with a focus on hybrid and lower-emission site power.
Diesel generators
Prime and standby diesel generator sets for construction and industrial sites.
Hybrid generators
Battery-assisted generator sets designed to reduce fuel use and emissions on site.
Temporary electrical distribution
Distribution boards, cabling, and site power infrastructure.
Load banks
Load testing equipment for generator commissioning and maintenance.
Recent events
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Reported
Finning International acquires U.K. power generation rental company John F Hunt Power[2]
Cat dealer Finning International has acquired John F Hunt Power, a U.K.-based power generation rental company, as reported by Rental Equipment Register. The source does not state a transaction date.
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