What we put in the air
Seven core services covering the lifts that come up most across Lee County. Every one of them starts with the same conversation: what is it, how heavy, how far, and where can the machine sit.
A/C Unit & HVAC Equipment Setting
Rooftop units, condensers and air handlers, landed on the curb.
A rooftop unit is a short pick over a building full of people. All of the work is in the setup.
See details →Underground ConcreteUnderground Concrete Structures
Lift stations and grease traps, set into the hole and left square.
A wet well gets one shot at going in level. Everything after that is either plumbing or digging it back out.
See details →Marine & Barge WorkMarine & Barge Work
Barges splashed into the water, and pulled back out again.
Splashing a barge is a pick with a moving target underneath it. The water does not hold still, and the load gets heavier the day it comes back out.
See details →Equipment PlacementGenerator & Heavy Equipment Placement
Heavy, expensive and one shot to land it square on the pad.
Placement work is precision work. The last six inches are the whole job.
See details →Tower WorkCell Tower & Antenna Lifts
Height, wind and live infrastructure. Planned before it is picked.
Tower work asks for reach and patience, usually from a compound with no room to spare.
See details →RiggingMachinery Moving & Precision Rigging
Awkward, unbalanced and worth more than the truck it came on.
The load that worries you is rarely the heaviest one. It is the one with no clean pick points.
See details →24-Hour Service24-Hour Emergency Crane Service
Nights, weekends and storm work. The phone gets answered.
Plants do not break down on a schedule, and storms in Southwest Florida do not wait for Monday.
See details →Need something in the air?
Tell us what you are lifting and where. We will tell you straight whether we can do it and when.