Crane Companies in Fort Pierce, FL

Compare 7 crane rental and lifting companies serving Fort Pierce and St. Lucie County, plus Lakewood Park, White City and Hutchinson Island.

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  1. Fort Pierce, FL · Serves Port St. Lucie, Treasure Coast, Florida and more

    Fort Pierce heavy-equipment company that owns cranes from 25 to 175 tons and provides operated contract lifting, including marine crane work, pool shell and spa setting, heavy hauling and storm cleanup. It says it does not rent bare cranes.

    • Up to 175 tons
    • Mobile crane rental
    • Pool & spa lifts
    • Storm & hurricane cleanup
    • Rigging & heavy haul
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  2. Fort Pierce, FL · Serves Treasure Coast, Port St. Lucie

    Fort Pierce branch of Beyel Brothers near the Port of Fort Pierce. It offers bare or operated crane rental, contract lifting and lift planning, rigging, heavy haul, trucking, storage and marine services.

    • Mobile crane rental
    • Rigging & heavy haul
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  3. Fort Pierce, FL · Serves St. Lucie County, Martin County, Indian River County and more

    Fort Pierce crane service whose directory listing says it serves Martin, Indian River, St. Lucie and Okeechobee counties.

    • Mobile crane rental
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  4. Fort Pierce, FL · St. Lucie County

    Crane Max, LLC is a crane company based in Fort Pierce, in St. Lucie County.

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Also serving Fort Pierce

Companies based in other cities that list Fort Pierce in their service area.

  1. Based in Vero Beach · Serves Fort Pierce

    Vero Beach crane service with a 36-ton boom truck and 127-foot boom. It lifts roof trusses and steel beams, places HVAC units, generators, pools and spas, and moves heavy machinery in Indian River, St. Lucie and Brevard counties.

    • Up to 36 tons
    • Boom truck service
    • Roof truss setting
    • HVAC & rooftop units
    • Pool & spa lifts
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  2. Based in Port St. Lucie · Serves Fort Pierce

    Port St. Lucie hauling company that runs a 60-ton crane truck with extended reach. It sets rooftop AC units, trusses, beams, prefab buildings and hot tubs, and also loads and hauls equipment, cargo and boats.

    • Up to 60 tons
    • Mobile crane rental
    • HVAC & rooftop units
    • Roof truss setting
    • Pool & spa lifts
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  3. Based in Pompano Beach · Serves Fort Pierce

    Crane, rigging and specialized hauling company with its main office in Pompano Beach and other offices around Florida. It provides mobile, crawler and tower cranes and hoists, and rigs and relocates equipment such as medical machinery.

    • Mobile crane rental
    • Tower crane rental
    • Rigging & heavy haul
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Crane companies near Fort Pierce

Based within about 40 miles. Most crane companies travel, so ask whether Fort Pierce is in their area.

  1. Based in Port St. Lucie · about 12 miles from Fort Pierce

    Mike's Crane Services of SLC, Inc. is a crane company based in Port St. Lucie, in St. Lucie County. It offers mobile crane rental.

    • Mobile crane rental
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  2. Based in Sebastian · about 14 miles from Fort Pierce

    Sebastian-based mobile crane rental company with certified operators serving the Treasure Coast and Space Coast. It lists lifts such as truss sets, HVAC and A/C units, precast, fiberglass pools, trees, generators and steel erection.

    • Mobile crane rental
    • Roof truss setting
    • HVAC & rooftop units
    • Steel erection
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  3. Based in Vero Beach · about 14 miles from Fort Pierce

    Vero Beach branch of Tampa-based Sims Crane & Equipment, which rents all-terrain, crawler, rough-terrain and truck cranes with or without operators.

    • Mobile crane rental
    • Boom truck service
    • Tower crane rental
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Hiring a crane in Fort Pierce

This page lists 7 crane companies based in or serving Fort Pierce, plus 3 more based nearby, covering St. Lucie County and towns like Lakewood Park, White City, Hutchinson Island. Common local jobs include setting roof trusses on new homes, lifting AC units onto commercial roofs, placing pools and spas in backyards with no side access, and clearing trees after storms.

Before you call, know roughly how heavy the load is, how far it has to travel from where a truck can park, and what's in the way overhead. Those three things decide the crane size and most of the price. If the crane has to set up on the street, ask the company about a right-of-way permit from the city or St. Lucie County.

Hurricane season runs June 1 to November 30. After a storm, crane companies across Treasure Coast book up quickly, so planned lifts are easier to schedule outside the busiest weeks.

Fort Pierce crane FAQs

How much does crane rental cost in Fort Pierce?

Crane companies in the Fort Pierce area usually charge by the hour with a minimum, and the total depends on crane size, travel and how long the lift takes. Send a request with the weight and distance and you'll get a price for your exact job.

Do I need a permit for a crane in Fort Pierce?

If the crane sets up on a public street, sidewalk or right-of-way, expect to need a permit from the City of Fort Pierce or St. Lucie County, depending on where the property is. Lifts that stay on private property usually don't. Most crane companies know the local process and can pull it for you.

Can a crane lift a pool or spa over my house?

Usually, yes. What decides it is the weight of the shell or spa and how far it has to travel from where the crane sets up. Give both in your request, plus any power lines near the house.