About Our Company
Dave Swan is a mobile crane rental provider with 39 years of experience and all manner of crane lifts under his belt.
After 25 years of working for other New Jersey crane rental companies, Dave formed his own crane rental service company in New Jersey in 2005. Dave is a member of IUOE Local 825. After almost 40 years on the job, Dave has seen, done, and lifted it all. Available to work 24/7, call today to let us know what your New Jersey, New York State, or Northeastern Pennsylvania crane rental needs are, and you will get quoted right away
Our New Jersey-based crane company offers numerous crane rental services. Some of our offered services include rooftop HVAC installation, cell tower work, radio tower, machinery lifting, light poles, generators, statues, building, pools, spas, hot tubs, signs, equipment, tandem lifts, concrete panels, church steeples, and anything else that cannot be lifted by hand.
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Our Services
Swan Crane Service, LLC provides mobile crane rental services, in New Jersey, New York State, and Eastern Pennsylvania. Offering mobile crane rental for full days and half days, Swan Crane Service, LLC offers you the kind of personalized service that every client deserves when hiring a crane rental service. Read on to see how Swan Crane Service, LLC can help you with your next lifting project and provide you with crane rental service of the hightest quality.
We utilize a National 35-ton Swing Seat Crane and either a two-person hanging basket or fixed basket with a total reach of 165 vertical feet. Our crane also comes equipped with Overload Protection for additional safety during your lift.
Service Available Full Days, Half Days, Hourly Rates - Please call for a quote. Two-person hanging basket available
Every crane lift is unique. Please call us to discuss your lift.
There are many factors to consider when hiring a crane. Please call us with the following information handy:
- What needs to be lifted?
- What is the address of the lift?
- How high up is it?
- How far away from the crane is it?
- How much does it weigh?
- Are there overhead electrical lines where you think the crane should be set-up?
- Are there any underground tanks that may not support the weight of the crane?
Prior to the lift, you may need to:
- Clear all parked cars from the set up area
- Notify the town if you need set ups in the street
- Hire traffic control
- Have overhead electrical wires shut off