Roof truss setting, structural steel, precast, and material lifts for commercial and residential builds across Calgary — on schedule, to the lift plan, with a qualified operator.
On a construction site, a crane day that slips is a trade day that slips behind it. Framers waiting on trusses, steel crews waiting on beams, a concrete schedule built around a precast set — the lift has to land on the date and go cleanly. We plan construction lifts around your sequence: we confirm the crane class against the heaviest pick and longest radius, sort out where it sets up on a site that's still in progress, and confirm an arrival window so your crews aren't standing around.
Calgary's build mix keeps this work steady — commercial shells, multi-family, custom residential, and acreage homes, plus the retrofit and tenant-improvement work across the city. For in-progress sites with unfinished ground, a rough-terrain crane often fits better than a road-legal truck crane; for prepared pads, a mobile crane is usually the call.
The best construction lifts are the ones planned a few days out, not called in the night before. Tell us the heaviest piece, how far the crane has to reach from where it can set up, the height, the ground, and where your pick points are. If you can send the truss or steel package weights and a site photo, we can size the crane precisely and quote it tight.
Certificates of insurance with additional-insured wording are standard on general-contractor sites and provided on request, so your site paperwork is complete before the lift.
Construction lifts are quoted on crane class, the number of picks, operator time, and site access. Written estimate before you book.
Send the package weights and the date — we'll size the crane and hold your schedule.