One crane company for the whole job
Most crane companies do one thing — they rent cranes, or they sell them, or they service them. That leaves you managing three vendors for one lifting program. Kranes is the nationwide crane supplier that covers all four: crane sales, crane rental, crane service and crane parts, from a single request.
What to look for in a crane company
Before you sign with any crane company, check four things:
- Operator certification. Operators should hold current NCCCO certification for the crane class they run, as OSHA 1926 Subpart CC requires for construction work.
- Inspection records. Ask for the crane's annual inspection and load-test documentation. It should follow the crane to your site.
- Insurance. A certificate of insurance should be available on request before the crane mobilizes.
- Lift planning. A serious crane company plans the lift — load, radius, ground conditions, overhead lines — before the crane arrives, not after.
Kranes meets all four on every job.
The full crane line
We supply mobile, tower, crawler, boom-truck, rough-terrain and carry-deck cranes for field work, and overhead, gantry and jib cranes with hoists for fixed plants. Because we cover the whole line, the quote is for the crane the lift actually needs, not the one a single-category company happens to own.
Direct, not a broker
When you request a quote, Kranes prices the lift and fulfills it directly. You deal with one company from the first quote through the final lift, and the same company keeps the crane inspected and stocked with parts afterward.
Why one supplier matters
With one supplier for sales, rental, service and parts, inspection records, operator certifications and repair history live with a single company, which shortens every audit.
Coast to coast, 24/7
Kranes covers major cities across the United States, 24/7. Send the load, the radius, the site and the dates, and we return a written quote within 24 hours.
