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As teenagers, brothers Jabbok and Willy Schlacks formed businesses across construction, technology and general contracting. By 2013, the brothers began working on an idea that would disrupt an archaic industry – construction. In 2014, fueled by their firsthand understanding of the chaos that comes with being a contractor, they pitched their idea of a peer-to-peer equipment marketplace at Startup Weekend in Columbia, Mo, and won. In 2015, the Schlacks brothers, along with co-founders Jeff Lowe, Matthew McDonald, and Brad Siegler were accepted into Y Combinator for the Winter 2015 batch.
In 2023, EquipmentShare closed a $3 billion senior secured asset-based revolving credit facility with Capital One Bank. In 2025, EquipmentShare opened its Technology and Development Center as an expansion of its Columbia, Mo. headquarters. The facility cost $100 million and aims to create 500 jobs in the Columbia area. Several city and state officials attended the center’s grand opening, including Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe. Each EquipmentShare employee receives 16 hours of paid volunteer time per year and can contribute to company-wide initiatives like Back to School Buckets and Buckets of Joy.