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Spider cranes are ideal machines for lifting steel beams on building projects. Strong and compact for accessing sites where large cranes can't. Versatile spider cranes are available for hire with operator at My Spider Crane.
We were in Wakefield this week lifting this large A frame steel into place and holding while it was secured to the footings.
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Spider Crane Hire for heavy lifting of a hot tub in Yorkshire off a customers balcony onto the driveway, then relocated to a new address.
We were contacted by this customer as another hot tub mover had let them down the day before they were due to move house! The customer contacted a few crane and hiab hire companies who refused the job due to the street access and phone cable which run across the two houses. We took on the job with our compact spider crane. Setting up on the steep incline driveway, we lifted this hot tub out with short slings, avoiding touching the phone line cable and the roof guttering of both houses. Once again our spider crane got the job done! We don't let customers down and we have the knowledge and experience to complete the job. Contact us for any heavy item lifting to see how we can help you. My Spider Crane Ltd Versatile Compact Spider Crane Hire for Heavy Items. Steel Beams, Hot Tubs, Machinery, Windows.5/12/2024 Spider crane Hire available for lifting heavy items. (With operator only)
Experienced in lifting Hot tubs, Steel beams, Windows and skylights, machinery and other heavy items with ease. Fast and efficient service. We are a fully insured limited company. Our cranes are highly maintained and loler tested. Call My Spider Crane today on 07796316804 We were contacted to lift three sky lights onto an extension roof with our spider crane. The windows were too heavy to manually lift them up so we used our crane hire to perform 3 lifts to get the windows safely in place.
We had a call from a customer in Darlington who needed a small hot tub moving from a neighbours garden around the corner to its new home. There was no access due to the garage and a few extensions. We used our spider crane to lift the hot tub over the garage by wheeling it through the garage doors to set up in the garden to perform the lift with more space.
We attended a large extension project in West Yorkshire to lift six steel beams into place with our spider crane.
Starting at the front of the property we set up the crane on the driveway to lift the first support beams into place. With rain forecast we also set up our gazebo until the weather passed. When the front beams were fixed in place we moved the crane to the rear, where we set up the crane again inside the extension. Here there was space to expand the outriggers fully. This allowed the heavy six meter steels to be lifted safely into place. The steel clamp was used here to adjust the steels for a perfect fit. Spider cranes are very compact and versatile making them ideal for lifting steel beams.
We attended a property in Leeds which was undergoing a large extension project, to lift a few heavy steels into place. Setting the crane up inside the boundary walls gave us plenty of reach to safely lift these beams into place with the highest precision. This is a very efficient and cost effective way of lifting heavy beams in confined spaces where access is limited for larger more expensive cranes cannot get to! We finished off our week with a quick hot tub Spider crane lift into a hole in Harrogate.
Large crane hire is very expensive and not always viable or accessible for every property. We attended a beautiful property in Harrogate where the customer wanted the hot tub lowered into a hole with a decking surround. Spider cranes are very compact and versatile for these sorts of jobs, allowing us access to the garden right next to the lift area. We strapped the hot tub and lifted it into the hole leaving the straps in place in case the tub ever needed repairs of further relocating down the line. We saved this customer a lot of money and risk compared to a large crane hire. Call us on 07796316804 for a quote |
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