Heavy Lift Services for Oversized Machinery in Florida

Spinning Crane Works can lift heavy machinery, industrial equipment, rooftop HVAC units, construction components, power poles, telecommunications equipment, and other oversized objects that require professional crane support. The team uses Link-Belt crane equipment with 100+ ton capacity and up to 300 feet of reach, making it suitable for many complex commercial, industrial, and utility lifts.

The company’s state-of-the-art Link-Belt crane can lift loads over 100 tons, depending on the lift radius, boom configuration, site conditions, and required height. Every project should be reviewed before scheduling so the team can confirm load weight, access, reach, rigging needs, and the safest setup for the specific machinery being moved.

Yes. Spinning Crane Works lifts heavy HVAC systems and other mechanical equipment to rooftops, platforms, or elevated work areas. The crew manages the equipment from rigging through final placement, helping contractors keep valuable units stable, secure, and properly positioned while minimizing risk to the roof, building, and surrounding work zone.

Spinning Crane Works serves Central and South Florida from its Melbourne base. Service areas include Melbourne, Fort Lauderdale, Miami, Tampa, Saint Petersburg, Saint Augustine, Jacksonville, and surrounding regions. Because the company travels to customer job sites, crews can support heavy lift needs across a broad Florida service footprint.

Yes. Company hours are listed as open 24 hours every day of the week. This availability is valuable for contractors and facility managers who need crane support during shutdowns, off-hour equipment swaps, urgent utility work, or schedule-sensitive lifts that cannot wait for standard business hours.

Safety begins with reviewing the load, access, lift radius, placement point, and surrounding hazards. The team uses proper rigging practices, experienced crane operation, and controlled movement from pickup through final placement. Their focus is keeping equipment secure while protecting nearby structures, workers, utilities, and the active job site.

Spinning Crane Works has extensive experience working around power lines and utility environments, including cell towers and power pole lifting. These jobs require careful planning, controlled rigging, and experienced operators who understand clearance, load stability, and safe equipment handling in areas where electrical infrastructure may be present.

Prepare the machinery dimensions, estimated weight, pickup location, placement location, required height, site access details, and any known obstructions such as power lines, trees, structures, or tight streets. Photos or site plans are also helpful. With those details, the team can better evaluate crane setup, rigging requirements, and scheduling needs.