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Steel Beam Lifting Service

Steel Beam Lifting Service

Single beams, beam runs and welded assemblies picked off the delivery truck and set onto bearing points — planned around the piece weight, the pick radius and where the crane can stand on the site.

Hoisting engineers
Rigging planned before arrival
Southwestern Ontario coverage
Request a Quote
Send the beam schedule and the site address and we will work out the crane position and the pick plan before the steel arrives.
Dispatch replyNo obligationCall (226) 400-2111

Serving Southwestern Ontario. Form goes to dispatch.

How it works

Steel Beam Lifting Service

Steel beam lifting in Woodstock is a rigging job before it is a crane job. The beam has to be slung so it stays level and does not rotate on the way up, and the crane has to be positioned so the boom can reach the far bearing point without the load swinging past the crew. We work from the beam schedule and the site plan, not from a guess at the gate.

We lift and set structural steel beams, columns, lintels and welded assemblies for residential, agricultural and small commercial builds across Ontario and Oxford County. That covers unloading from the delivery truck, picking over an obstruction, and holding the piece while the erecting crew bolts or welds it into place.

A beam that arrives on a flatbed with no lift plan stalls the whole steel crew. The pick has to clear the truck, the fence line and any overhead service, then land on the bearing plates without the erector chasing it. Getting the crane position and the sling points right before the delivery is what keeps the day moving.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

The crane position is set by the pick radius to the farthest bearing point, not by where the truck parks. We check the ground at that spot, the outrigger spread and any overhead lines before the steel arrives.
Yes. Long or slender beams are picked with two slings or a spreader so the load stays level and the flange is not bent by a single-point lift. The sling points come off the beam schedule.
We can. The crane lifts the beam off the flatbed and carries it to the set-down point in one pick, which keeps the truck from waiting on site.
The beam schedule with piece weights and lengths, the bearing elevations, and a site plan showing where the crane can set up. If there is a fence, service or slope in the way, flag it early.
Yes. The crane holds the piece at the bearing points while the erecting crew aligns and connects it, then releases once the connection is made.
We do. Pole barns, machine sheds and shop builds around Oxford County often need beams set over a field approach, which is a different setup than a paved commercial lot.

Request a Quote

Send the beam schedule and the site address and we will work out the crane position and the pick plan before the steel arrives.

Request a Quote
Send the beam schedule and the site address and we will work out the crane position and the pick plan before the steel arrives.
Dispatch replyNo obligationCall (226) 400-2111

Serving Southwestern Ontario. Form goes to dispatch.