Boat & dock lifts in Florida
Cranes move boats in and out of the water, set boat lifts and place dock and seawall materials where trucks and barges can't reach. Waterfront jobs often need a crane with long reach because the crane can't get close to the water's edge.
What to tell the crane company
- Boat length and weight, or the weight of the lift or materials
- Distance from the nearest firm ground to the water
- Seawall condition near the setup spot
- Tide or access limits at your dock
Companies offering boat & dock lifts
Miami
- George's Crane Service, Inc.Miami · up to 240 tons
- On The Spot Crane Services (On The Spot Services, Inc.)Miami · up to 60 tons
Tampa
- Adams Crane Rental and RiggingTampa · up to 500 tons
Sarasota
- Adams Crane Rental and Rigging - SarasotaSarasota · up to 500 tons
- Harbour Crane ServiceSarasota
- Frank Berlin Crane ServiceSarasota · up to 35 tons
- JJ Crane Service IncSarasota · up to 100 tons
Naples
Daytona Beach
- Bryson Crane Rental Service LLCDaytona Beach · up to 600 tons
Hialeah
- Naranjo Crane ServiceHialeah
Hollywood
- LG Crane ServiceMiramar · up to 200 tons
Kissimmee
- Premium Crane LLCDavenport
Clearwater
- A-OK Crane Service, Inc.Palm Harbor
Spring Hill
- GSK Crane Service, Inc.Brooksville
Questions about boat & dock lifts
Can a crane set up next to my seawall?
Often not too close. Seawalls and soft waterfront ground may not carry a crane's outrigger loads, which is why waterfront lifts often need a longer reach. The crane company decides the setup spot.
Find a crane company by city
- MiamiSouth Florida
- OrlandoCentral Florida
- TampaTampa Bay
- JacksonvilleNortheast Florida
- Fort LauderdaleSouth Florida
- St. PetersburgTampa Bay
- West Palm BeachPalm Beach County
- Fort MyersSouthwest Florida
- SarasotaSouthwest Florida
- NaplesSouthwest Florida
- TallahasseeNorth Florida
- PensacolaPanhandle
- Daytona BeachVolusia County
- LakelandPolk County
- GainesvilleNorth Central Florida
- Port St. LucieTreasure Coast