How To Get A Fair Crane Rental Rate and Save Big

Save Thousands On Your Next Crane Rental

Most contractors end up overpaying for a crane they don't need because the crane is often set up too far away from the object being lifted, or not positioned in the most efficient spot on the property, which leads to more moves to get the job done. Most crane companies may require minimums on specific cranes so you’ll end up paying more on the extra capacity that you don’t need. An upfront crane company should ask you thorough questions about the job site, the weights, heights and conditions to quote you the right size crane.

Understand How Much Crane Rates are on Average. These rates are indicative and can vary based on the specifics of the job, the crane's make and model, and additional costs like rigging, mobilization, and demobilization. It’s always best to get detailed quotes from several providers to understand the full scope of costs for a particular project.