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Crane Service & Repair Nationwide

Kranes — the direct nationwide crane supplier. Sales, rental, service and parts, with a quote in 24 hours.

Kranes services and repairs overhead, gantry, jib and mobile cranes of any make — preventive maintenance, breakdown repair, inspection, certification and load testing, documented to OSHA and ASME B30. Tell us the crane and the issue and we send a quote with the scope, parts and certified technician time, scheduled around your production anywhere in the United States.

Keep the crane certified and running

A crane that fails inspection or breaks down mid-shift stops the whole bay. Kranes services and repairs overhead, gantry, jib and mobile cranes of any make — not just the ones we sell — so a single technician relationship covers your entire lifting program.

Preventive maintenance

Scheduled maintenance is cheaper than downtime. We inspect wire rope, hooks, brakes, controls, hoists and structure on a documented cycle, catching wear before it becomes a breakdown and keeping the crane inside its OSHA frequent and periodic inspection windows.

Breakdown repair

When a crane is down, the clock is the cost. Our technicians diagnose the fault, source the parts and return the crane to service with the repair documented — electrical, mechanical, structural or controls, whatever the make.

Inspection, certification and load testing

Kranes performs the inspection, certification and load testing your insurer, your safety program and your prime contractor require, documented to OSHA and ASME B30. You get the records on file, ready for audit.

How often a crane must be inspected

OSHA sets the inspection rhythm for construction cranes in 29 CFR 1926.1412. Kranes schedules service around these intervals:

IntervalWho inspectsWhat it covers
Each shiftA competent personVisual check for apparent deficiencies before or during the shift
MonthlyA competent personThe shift inspection, with the items checked and results documented
At least every 12 monthsA qualified personAnnual/comprehensive inspection, with disassembly where required

Overhead and gantry cranes in plants follow OSHA 1910.179, which splits inspections into frequent and periodic intervals based on how exposed each component is to wear.

What to tell us when you book

  • The crane type, make and capacity.
  • The symptom or fault, or the inspection that is due.
  • The location and the shifts the crane runs.

Scheduled around your production

Service is planned around your shifts, not against them, in major cities from coast to coast. Tell us the crane and the issue and we send a quote with the scope, parts and certified technician time. Browse the equipment we service below or request a service quote within 24 hours.

“A competent person must begin a visual inspection prior to each shift the equipment will be used, which must be completed before or during that shift.”
OSHA, 29 CFR § 1926.1412(d)(1) — Inspections — Each shift. Read on eCFR
Equipment

Cranes & lifting equipment

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How it works

1
Submit your spec
Tell us the equipment, capacity, location and dates for your lift.
2
We send your quote
Our team prices the job and sends you a clear, itemized quote.
3
We mobilize
Approve the quote and we put the crane on site — operated or bare.
OSHA & ASME compliant
Every crane arrives with a current annual inspection to OSHA and ASME B30, with records on file.
Fully insured
Commercial liability coverage, with a certificate of insurance (COI) on request.
NCCCO-certified operators
Experienced NCCCO-certified operators and qualified riggers, or take a bare rental.
24/7 dispatch
Emergency and after-hours mobilization for time-critical lifts.
Coverage

Cities we serve

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Need a crane on site?

Submit your lift spec and we'll send your quote — certified, insured, and ready to mobilize.

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