40 To 110 Tons
Crane Service For Roofing Contractors
Planned. Rigged. On Schedule.
Pallets of membrane, insulation, and metal panel have to get to the roof before the crew can start, and the old roof has to come down somewhere. Laser Crane Service loads commercial and industrial roofs for roofing contractors across Iowa, western Illinois, and northeast Missouri with operated cranes from 40 to 110 tons.
Operated Crane Service | Rigging
Built For Roofing Crews
Material Loaded Where The Crew Needs It, Not Where The Truck Parked
A roof load is a volume job. Dozens of pallets, spread across the deck in the order the crew will use them, without overloading any one bay. We work from your roof plan and the structural limits, stage the delivery trucks so the crane never waits, and spread the loads so your foreman is not dragging pallets across the deck.
Membrane, insulation, and cover board pallets
Metal roof panels, coping, and edge metal bundles
Tear off hoppers, rooftop units, and curbs
One Crane, One Operator, One Plan
The operator works off your roof lead's radio calls and the load plan you agreed on. Pallets land where they were marked, hoppers swap without the crew stopping, and the crane keeps a steady pace so the delivery drivers are unloaded and gone.
Operated crane service and rigging. The crane arrives with its operator, and when you need it our crew handles slings, spreader bars, and the ground side of the set. Tell us what you are picking and we match the machine to it.
All of Iowa from one yard at 1520 Hwy 22 in Wellman, with no radius cap. We also cross the river regularly for jobs in western Illinois and northeast Missouri. Multi-day sets anywhere in that range are scheduled as one booking.
Four cranes: a National NBT40-1 boom truck, a 60 ton Link-Belt, a Link-Belt HTC-8690 truck crane with 140 feet of main boom, and a Kobelco CK1100G crawler that reaches 250 feet with jib. Each one is inspected on a schedule and has its load chart in the cab.
From The Wellman Yard To Your Roof Deck
A process built for big roofs, tight loading days, and material that cannot get wet.
Send The Roof Plan
Roof height, pallet count and weights, where you want them spread, and where the delivery trucks and crane can sit.
We Plan The Load Day
We pick a crane that reaches the far side of the deck, plan how many setups the roof needs, and line up the crane with your delivery schedule.
Load The Deck
Pallets come off the trucks and land on the marked spots, spread to the structural limits, on radio calls from your roof lead.
Tear Off Down, Crane Gone
Full hoppers come down and empties go up until the deck is clear, then we break down and reopen the lot.
Book Your Roof Load
Send the roof plan, the pallet count, and the building address. We will confirm the crane, the number of setups, and a quote.
Roofing Crane Questions
What roofing contractors and estimators ask before a load day.
With a pallet of membrane or insulation, a long way. Send the roof dimensions and pallet weights and we will tell you whether one setup covers the deck or the crane needs to move.
Yes. Give us the load plan and mark the deck, and the pallets land where your crew will pull from first.
Yes. We cycle full hoppers down and empties up so your tear off crew never has to stop and wait on a container.
Tell us the delivery window and we will schedule the crane against it. If a truck runs late, we can fill the time with tear off hoppers or unit picks so the day is not lost.
Yes. Curbs, units, and skylights often go up on the same load day. Add them to the pick list and we will size the crane for the heaviest one.
Request a Free Quote
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We Review Your Request And Job Details
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