Mobile cranes, rough-terrain cranes, and picker trucks with qualified operators — for rooftop HVAC units, structural steel, roof trusses, and precision lifts. Tell us the weight, radius, and site access, and we come back with a clear plan and a written quote.
From a single rooftop unit swap to structural steel on a commercial build, we match the right class of crane and a qualified operator to the lift — not the other way around.
Hydraulic truck-mounted mobile cranes for commercial, industrial, and larger residential lifts around the city.
View mobile cranes →All-terrain and rough-terrain units for unimproved ground, acreage, energy sites, and tight or uneven access.
View rough-terrain →Picker trucks (boom trucks) for signage, HVAC units, modular drops, and material handling with haul in one unit.
View picker trucks →Crane plus a qualified operator and the rigging plan. You get the lift done; we carry the tickets.
How operated lifts work →Plant turnarounds, equipment setting, and energy-sector lifts with COI and site documentation on request.
Industrial lifts →Roof truss setting, structural steel, precast, and material lifts for commercial and residential builds.
Construction lifts →Calgary's mix of commercial retrofits, acreage builds, and energy work means the same handful of lifts come up again and again. If yours isn't listed, describe it — odds are we've done something close.
Guidance only — every lift is quoted on weight, radius, access, and date. These are typical Calgary-area market ranges, not a quote.
A crane lift goes well or badly before the truck ever rolls — it comes down to the plan. We keep that part clear.
Weight, radius, height, ground, and the date. A photo of the site helps more than anything.
We match a crane class and operator to the lift from capacity charts — not from a brochure nickname.
You get a written estimate with what's included — mobilization, operator, minimums — before you book.
We confirm an arrival window, show up ready, and complete the lift with the rigging plan in hand.
Based in Calgary and working across the surrounding communities and Rocky View County. Travel beyond the city is quoted portal-to-portal.
It depends on the crane class, whether an operator is included, mobilization distance, and the minimum booking. As a rough guide, picker trucks commonly run around $150–$275/hr and larger mobile or rough-terrain units from roughly $225–$550+/hr in the Calgary area. We always provide a written quote for your specific lift rather than a flat number.
Most of our work is operated — the crane arrives with a qualified operator and we handle the lift plan and rigging. Operated lifts keep certification and insurance on our side. If you need a bare rental, ask and we'll tell you honestly whether it fits your job.
Yes — rooftop HVAC and RTU placements are one of the most common lifts we do. Send the unit weight, the building height, and where the crane can set up, and we'll size the right unit and give you a quote.
Certificates of insurance are standard for plant and general-contractor work, and we supply them on request. Additional-insured wording is available where your project requires it.
Yes. Calgary lifts happen year-round. Cold and wind affect load charts and scheduling, so winter lifts are planned with weather and daylight in mind — another reason we confirm the plan before dispatch.
Tell us the weight, radius, site access, and date — we respond with a clear next step and a written estimate.