Operated 20-ton to 60-ton hydraulic truck cranes and boom trucks serving Daytona Beach, Port Orange, Ormond Beach, Holly Hill, and New Smyrna Beach. Engineered for coastal commercial HVAC replacements, pylon signage, structural steel, marine equipment, and residential truss setting.
✓ Satellite Radius Pre-Check: Not sure of your horizontal radius? Put the jobsite street address in the form and our dispatch desk will measure the setback from aerial imagery before quoting.
Direct to our Volusia & Seminole crane dispatch desk — fast tonnage & window confirmation.
Serving I-95 commerce parks, LPGA Blvd developments, International Speedway Blvd retail, and A1A coastal properties.
Salt-air corroded RTU changeouts, hotel/condo chillers, and commercial kitchen exhaust equipment along A1A, US-1, and ISB.
Operated cranes for fast-growing residential communities and commercial buildouts across LPGA Blvd, Williamson Blvd, and Dunlawton Ave.
Boom trucks with personnel baskets/spreader bars for commercial monument & pylon signs, stadium/parking lot lighting, and boat/dock components.
Select the right crane class based on your heaviest pick weight, horizontal radius from the crane's center pin, and building height.
| Crane Class | Max Main Boom + Jib | Typical Working Radius | Common Volusia & Seminole Applications |
|---|---|---|---|
| 20T – 30T Boom Truck | 92 ft – 125 ft | 20 ft – 75 ft | Single-story residential trusses, 2.5T–7.5T package AC units, generators, signage, light poles, tree removal picks |
| 35T – 45T Hydraulic Truck Crane | 110 ft – 145 ft | 30 ft – 105 ft | 2-story custom home trusses, commercial multi-RTU swaps, 10T–15T chillers, mid-span fiberglass pools, steel erection |
| 50T – 60T Hydraulic / All-Terrain Crane | 128 ft – 155+ ft | 40 ft – 130+ ft | Long-reach over-the-roof fiberglass pool shells, large warehouse center-bay HVAC chillers, heavy precast vaults & girder trusses |
Straight answers on sizing, minimums, rigging, and scheduling an operated mobile crane.
Standard mobile crane operations monitor wind gusts closely; most high-surface-area loads like roof trusses, fiberglass pools, and large HVAC units are scheduled for early morning when coastal winds are well below 20–25 mph.
Yes. We dispatch across the entire East Volusia I-95 and US-1 corridor from Ormond Beach down through Port Orange and New Smyrna Beach.
Yes. Early-morning 6:00 AM–7:00 AM setups are available for busy commercial parking lots so lanes reopen before business hours.
Explore city-specific dispatch information and lift-type specs across Volusia and Seminole County.