High Lift Crane Services in Florida

Spinning Crane Works provides crane and rigging services for heavy equipment, rooftop HVAC units, cell towers, power poles, large objects, and storm-related tree removal support. Our Link-Belt crane is suited for both small and large jobs, including commercial, construction, utility, telecommunications, and emergency lifting situations that require controlled setup and experienced operators.

The company’s Link-Belt crane can lift loads over 100 tons and reach up to 300 feet in the air. Actual lifting capacity depends on load weight, radius, setup location, boom configuration, and jobsite conditions. Each project is reviewed before the lift so the crane and rigging plan match the load safely.

Yes. Spinning Crane Works is listed as open 24 hours a day, seven days a week. That availability is especially helpful for urgent utility work, storm response, commercial scheduling windows, and projects that need lifts completed outside normal business hours to reduce site disruption or meet contractor deadlines.

Spinning Crane Works serves all of Central and South Florida from its Melbourne location. Service areas include Melbourne, Fort Lauderdale, Miami, Tampa, Saint Petersburg, Saint Augustine, and Jacksonville. The team travels across the region for construction, HVAC, utility, telecommunications, heavy equipment, and tree removal support when crane lifting is required.

Yes. HVAC and heavy equipment lifting is a key service. The team can hoist HVAC units to rooftops or other elevated locations while keeping equipment safe and secure from rigging to final placement. This support is ideal for HVAC contractors, commercial buildings, facility upgrades, and replacement projects requiring precise placement.

Yes. Spinning Crane Works has extensive experience working around power lines and supporting cell tower or power pole lifting. These jobs require careful positioning, knowledgeable operators, and secure load control. The team focuses on erecting or placing loads safely, reducing risk around sensitive utility and telecommunications infrastructure.

Yes. Crane-assisted tree removal can help safely remove large fallen trees from yards, structures, or difficult areas without causing additional damage. This is especially important after Florida storms, when heavy trees may be unstable or resting on homes. Crane support helps create safer access for cleanup and repair crews.

Be ready to share the load type, estimated weight, lift height, placement location, site access, overhead hazards, and preferred timing. Photos, site plans, or contractor details can help the team evaluate setup needs. Clear preparation supports a safer lift plan, smoother scheduling, and more efficient crane mobilization.