Crane Lifting & Rigging Services in Florida

Spinning Crane Works provides professional crane and rigging services for heavy equipment lifting, HVAC rooftop hoisting, tree removal support, cell tower work, power pole lifting, and other specialty heavy-load projects. Our Link-Belt crane can handle loads over 100 tons and reach up to 300 feet, making it suitable for both smaller placements and large commercial or utility lifts.

Spinning Crane Works is based in Melbourne, Florida and serves Central and South Florida. Service areas include Melbourne, Fort Lauderdale, Miami, Tampa, Saint Petersburg, Saint Augustine, Jacksonville, and surrounding areas. Because crane projects depend on access, timing, and equipment needs, our team can review your jobsite location and lift requirements before scheduling service.

Yes. Spinning Crane Works provides HVAC and heavy equipment lifting for rooftop units and other mechanical equipment. The load is rigged, hoisted, guided, and set into place with careful attention to stability and safety. This service is especially useful for commercial buildings, replacement projects, and installations where ground access or roof height requires crane support.

Spinning Crane Works uses a state-of-the-art Link-Belt crane with the capability to lift over 100 tons and reach up to 300 feet in the air. Actual lifting ability for a specific job depends on factors like load weight, radius, boom angle, site access, and placement height, so each project is reviewed before the lift is performed.

Yes. The company has extensive experience working around power lines and supporting cell tower, power pole, and utility-related lifting projects. These jobs require careful planning, trained operators, and controlled load movement. Spinning Crane Works focuses on safe setup, secure rigging, and proper placement to reduce risk around energized or sensitive infrastructure.

Spinning Crane Works lists 24-hour availability throughout the week, including weekends. This can be valuable for urgent heavy lifting needs, storm-related tree removal support, utility work, or time-sensitive equipment placement. Availability for a specific lift depends on crane scheduling, jobsite conditions, travel distance, and the details needed to prepare safely.

Helpful details include the load type, estimated weight, pickup and placement locations, lift height, site address, access limitations, nearby power lines, and desired timing. Photos or drawings can also help with planning. The more complete the information, the better the team can evaluate crane positioning, rigging needs, and safe lift execution.

Professional rigging helps keep the load balanced, secure, and controlled from the ground to final placement. Improper rigging can damage equipment, structures, or nearby utilities. Spinning Crane Works emphasizes safe and secure handling throughout the process, using knowledgeable operators and appropriate lift planning to help complete jobs efficiently without unnecessary risk.