Industrial Rigging Services & Machinery Moving in Florida

Spinning Crane Works handles a wide range of heavy equipment and industrial loads, including machinery, HVAC units, rooftop equipment, power poles, cell tower components, and construction-related materials. Their Link-Belt crane can lift over 100 tons and reach up to 300 feet, making it suitable for both smaller equipment placements and large, complex heavy lifting jobs.

Yes. Spinning Crane Works provides crane and rigging services throughout Central and South Florida from its Melbourne headquarters. Service areas include Melbourne, Fort Lauderdale, Miami, Tampa, Saint Petersburg, Saint Augustine, Jacksonville, and surrounding regions. The company travels to customer job sites, making it a practical option for contractors, utilities, HVAC teams, and industrial facilities.

Spinning Crane Works uses state-of-the-art Link-Belt crane equipment capable of lifting loads over 100 tons and reaching up to 300 feet in the air. Actual lift feasibility depends on load weight, radius, site access, ground conditions, and placement height. These factors are evaluated before the lift to support safe planning and execution.

Yes. HVAC rooftop lifting is one of the company’s key services. Spinning Crane Works can hoist heavy HVAC equipment and set it securely onto rooftops or other elevated locations. Operators focus on keeping equipment safe from initial rigging through final placement, helping HVAC contractors complete installations efficiently and avoid unnecessary equipment damage.

Spinning Crane Works lists 24-hour availability every day of the week, making the company a strong option when a lift must happen outside normal business hours. This can be especially useful for schedule-sensitive commercial work, urgent equipment replacement, storm-related job site needs, or projects requiring minimal disruption to business operations.

Safe lifting starts with proper planning, correct rigging, trained operators, and controlled communication during the job. Spinning Crane Works emphasizes safe and secure equipment handling from rigging to final placement. Their experience with heavy machinery, rooftop loads, power-line environments, and utility work helps reduce risk during difficult or high-consequence lifts.

Yes. Spinning Crane Works has extensive experience working around power lines, cell towers, and power poles. The company can lift or erect poles and position equipment for telecommunications and utility projects. These jobs require careful planning, skilled operators, and attention to hazards so loads can be positioned safely and securely.

Helpful details include the load weight and dimensions, pickup and placement locations, required lift height, site address, access restrictions, ground conditions, and any overhead hazards such as power lines. Photos, equipment specifications, and desired timing also help the team evaluate crane requirements and plan the safest, most efficient lift.