Mobile crane rental in Florida

A mobile crane drives to your site, sets up on outriggers and lifts the load with a licensed operator at the controls. It's the most common kind of crane rental, used for everything from one-off residential lifts to full days on a commercial job.

What to tell the crane company

  • The heaviest item you need lifted, with its weight if you know it
  • How far it has to go from where a truck can park to where it lands
  • Anything in the way: power lines, trees, fences, a house
  • Whether the crane can set up on your property or needs the street

Companies offering mobile crane rental

Miami

Orlando

Tampa

Jacksonville

Fort Lauderdale

St. Petersburg

West Palm Beach

Fort Myers

Sarasota

Naples

Tallahassee

Pensacola

Daytona Beach

Lakeland

Gainesville

Port St. Lucie

Hialeah

Key West

Hollywood

Pompano Beach

Boca Raton

Fort Pierce

Vero Beach

Melbourne

Cocoa

Titusville

Kissimmee

Sanford

Leesburg

Ocala

DeLand

St. Augustine

Fernandina Beach

Lake City

Panama City

Clearwater

Brandon

Wesley Chapel

Spring Hill

Bradenton

Questions about mobile crane rental

Does a crane rental come with an operator?

Almost always. Crane companies rent cranes operated, with their own operator and usually a rigger or oiler. Renting a crane without an operator (bare rental) is a separate arrangement mostly used by contractors with their own certified operators.

How is crane rental usually billed?

Most companies bill by the hour with a minimum, often including travel time to and from your site. Larger cranes can add charges for setup crews, counterweight trucks or permits. Ask what the minimum is and whether travel is included.

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