We support utilities and IPPs across Louisiana and East Texas with crane services for substations, switchyards, generation facilities, and storm response. Most utility work is on outage windows with strict timing, so equipment shows up early and operators run the picks against the clock. After named storms we shift into emergency response posture and mobilize cranes for grid restoration.
Utility crane work includes substation transformer sets (often two-crane synchronized lifts), switchyard rebuilds, generating-unit component work, and pole-and-line emergency support. Heavy haul coordination, route engineering, and police-escorted moves are part of the standard package on transformer work.
All-terrain crane that drives at highway speed and works off-road on the same day. Most-requested crane in our fleet.
Long-boom all-terrain class for heavy commercial, marine, and refinery picks needing reach plus capacity.
Heavy-lift class for transformer sets, vessel work, structural sets, and critical industrial picks.
Industrial heavy-lift class for refinery turnaround, LNG, marine topside, and substation work.
Large-class all-terrain for LNG modules, refinery vessel sets, and major industrial picks.
Crane plus NCCCO-certified operator, fuel, insurance, and ongoing maintenance. Our standard rental model.
Engineered heavy lift execution for refinery, petrochem, LNG, marine, and major structural picks across the Gulf South.
In-house lift plan engineering for critical picks. Load chart verification, rigging design, route survey, and pre-construction coordination.
Live dispatch around the clock for refinery upsets, storm response, marine emergencies, and urgent commercial picks.
Yes. Transformer setting, breaker and switchgear placement and structure work are regular jobs, and they are usually tightly constrained by access and outage windows rather than by weight.
Yes, and they are unforgiving loads: heavy, sensitive to shock, and often needing precise placement on a pad. Those picks get planned properly, including ground bearing and rigging design.
Only within required clearances, and preferably not at all. Most substation work happens inside a planned outage for exactly this reason, and the outage window drives the schedule.
Yes. Tower sections, antenna and dish placement are jobs where reach matters far more than capacity, so crane selection is driven by height and radius.
A significant part of what the Gulf South yards do. After a named storm passes, dispatch runs around the clock and equipment is staged ahead of the forecast so response can begin as soon as it is safe.
Yes, including standby generator placement at hospitals, data centres and industrial sites, which are usually tight sites with a fixed outage window.
As soon as the outage window is set. The crane is rarely the constraint; matching a certified operator and any required lift plan to a fixed window is.
ISN and Avetta registration covers most utility contractor screening, alongside current NCCCO certification. Site-specific requirements are handled before mobilisation.
Two-minute call to scope the pick. Same-day quote in most cases.