Crane & boom-truck rental referrals for Uniontown, Greensburg, Connellsville & Morgantown
Need a crane or boom truck for a lift in Fayette or Westmoreland County, PA, or Monongalia County, WV? Describe the job once and we'll pass it to up to three independent local providers who can quote it. The request is free and there's no obligation.
1. Describe the lift
Weight, height and reach, date, and what the site is like. Rough numbers are fine.
2. We match it
We send your request to up to three independent crane or boom-truck providers who serve your area.
3. Compare and choose
Providers contact you directly. You check their credentials, compare quotes and hire whoever you choose.
Lifts people commonly need help with
Rooftop HVAC units, steel beams and trusses, precast concrete, generators and transformers, hot tubs and pool equipment, signs, storage containers, machinery moves, and setting materials on upper floors or roofs. If you're not sure whether you need a crane, boom truck or something smaller, say so in the form.
Service types
Operated crane rental, boom-truck service and bare crane rental: what each means and what information providers will ask you for.
Areas we take requests for
Uniontown, PA
Fayette County seat, plus Hopwood, Lemont Furnace and nearby townships.
Connellsville, PA
Connellsville, Dunbar, Scottdale-area and Youghiogheny River towns.
Greensburg, PA
Westmoreland County seat and the US-30 corridor.
Morgantown, WV
Monongalia County and the I-79 / I-68 area.
Before you hire any crane provider
- Ask for a certificate of insurance naming the right parties, and check that it is current.
- Ask about operator certification. OSHA's construction crane rules (29 CFR 1926 Subpart CC) require most crane operators to be certified; ask which certification the operator holds.
- Ask who prepares the lift plan and who is responsible for rigging and signaling.
- Point out overhead power lines and soft or sloped ground early. Power-line clearance and outrigger footing change which machine can do the job.
- Get the quote in writing, including minimum hours, travel/mobilization and any permits.
These are general questions, not a safety plan. Your provider is responsible for the lift.
Request a crane or boom-truck match
Free to request. Tell us about the lift and we'll pass it to up to three independent providers who serve your area so they can contact you. No obligation.