Plan your lift
Tell us four things. We'll match the crane.
Weight, distance, access and ground. Rough answers are fine. If you're not sure, we'll come and look.
- WeightWhat you're lifting and roughly how heavy. A spec sheet or photo helps.
- DistanceHow far from where the crane can stand to where the load goes, and how high.
- AccessGates, driveways, overhead power lines, trees and parked cars.
- GroundSoft lawn, slopes, pits, pipes or tanks under where the crane sets up.
Not sure of the weight? A photo of the item, the label or a supplier's spec sheet is usually enough for us to work it out.
Wet hire
The crane comes with our operator, and a dogman or rigger when the lift needs one. The usual choice for most jobs.
Dry hire
The crane only, for businesses with their own qualified operators. We check what's needed before we agree to it.
Send your lift details
Tell us what you're lifting and where. We'll come back with the right crane, or book a site visit.
Before the day
What happens next
- We check the detailsAnd call if anything's unclear.
- Site inspectionFor bigger or trickier lifts.
- Crane and crew bookedWith a lift plan you can see.
- Lift daySet up, lift, pack up.
If the weather turns. Wind and storms can make a lift unsafe. If conditions aren't right on the day, we'll call it early and rebook you at the first safe time.