Commercial Rigging & Machinery Moving Services in Florida

Spinning Crane Works can lift and position heavy commercial equipment, including HVAC units, construction machinery, industrial components, cell tower equipment, power poles, and other large loads. The team uses Link-Belt crane equipment with over 100-ton capacity and up to 300 feet of reach, making it suitable for both small commercial lifts and large-scale machinery placement projects.

Yes. The company provides crane and rigging services together, which helps ensure the load is secured, controlled, lifted, and placed properly. Rigging support is especially important for machinery moving, rooftop equipment placement, utility work, and jobs where load balance, clearance, and final positioning must be carefully managed from start to finish.

Spinning Crane Works is based in Melbourne and serves Central and South Florida. Service areas include Melbourne, Fort Lauderdale, Miami, Tampa, Saint Petersburg, Saint Augustine, and Jacksonville. The team travels across the state for commercial crane, rigging, heavy equipment lifting, HVAC placement, cell tower, and power pole lifting projects.

Yes. Spinning Crane Works is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week. That availability is valuable for urgent equipment moves, project schedule changes, storm-related work, time-sensitive construction lifts, and commercial operations that need crane support outside normal business hours to reduce disruption.

The company operates a state-of-the-art Link-Belt crane capable of lifting loads over 100 tons and reaching up to 300 feet in the air. Actual lift capability depends on load weight, radius, height, site access, and setup conditions, so each commercial lift is reviewed before work begins.

Yes. Rooftop HVAC lifting is one of the company’s listed services. Operators can hoist heavy HVAC equipment and set it into place on commercial roofs or other elevated locations. The process focuses on keeping equipment safe and secure from rigging through final placement, reducing the risk of damage or delays.

Yes. Spinning Crane Works has extensive experience working around power lines and lifting equipment for cell towers and power poles. These projects require careful planning, knowledgeable operators, and strict attention to load control and surrounding hazards to ensure equipment is erected or positioned safely and securely.

Before scheduling, gather equipment dimensions, estimated weight, pickup and placement locations, site access details, height requirements, and any timing restrictions. Clear access routes when possible and identify overhead hazards, nearby structures, or utility lines. This information helps the rigging team plan the crane setup, lift path, and safe final placement.