Structural Steel & Beam Erection
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How it works
Step 01
Pre-Lift Site Visit & Load Plan
We confirm beam weights, pick points, and ground conditions on site, then match crane type — all-terrain or crawler — to the load radius and access.
Step 02
Crane Setup & Outrigger Positioning
The crane is positioned and leveled for the structural steel lift, with ground mats placed where load concentration requires them.
Step 03
Beam Set with Rigging Crew
Our rigging crew sets columns and beams into place using tag lines and a signal person, coordinated with your erection crew on site.
24-hour dispatch — send your pick weight, radius, and site address and we confirm the crane class before the truck leaves Woodstock.
Questions about this service
What do I need to prepare before the crane arrives for beam erection?
Clear access routes and level ground for outriggers are confirmed during our pre-lift site visit, along with ground bearing capacity so the crane can set up without delay.
What information do you need before quoting a steel erection lift?
We need beam or member weights, pick points, and site access details — overhead lines, ground type, and crane pad space — to plan the lift and recommend a crane.
Is a rough-terrain or all-terrain crane better for a steel erection site?
Rough-terrain cranes handle unfinished or uneven building sites, while all-terrain cranes suit paved, road-accessible sites — we match the crane to your site conditions during the lift plan visit.
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