
Truck-mounted lifts from 150 to 300 ft with a certified operator, the street permit and the flaggers. Seven of our case studies are Philadelphia jobs.
The lift, the operator, the permit and the flaggers on the ground. All you bring is the crew.
University CitySeven Philadelphia jobsSigns, spires and facades, from half a day to three days each.Enough height for the CHOP sign at 240 ft and the tallest church spires, and the reach to go up and over roofs and setbacks.
The basket works up close without touching the stone: we netted a 215 ft spire with no contact.
IPAF and manufacturer certified, full time. Above 150 ft, near power lines and glass, that experience is the safety system.
Street permits when the job needs them, plus cones and flaggers the day of the job.
Penn Medicine signs on both sides in six hours, the Watermark sign down in half a day.
Work at more than one site? We move the lift between them the same day at no extra charge.
Signs and billboardsHospital, office and tower signs, up to 240 ft.
Churches and spiresLights, netting and repairs on spires without touching them.
Facade inspectionsEvery side of a landmark from the basket, one setup at a time.
Facade and roof repairsBrick, stone, roofs and gutters, up and over from the street.Address, lane, sidewalk and what the city will require to set up the lift there.
When the lift sets up on the street, we apply for the permit, so you never deal with the city.
Lane closure set up and staffed while your crew works at height.
We run jobs across Philadelphia and up to 60 miles out: the suburbs, South Jersey and northern Delaware.
Free delivery within 60 miles





Seven truck-mounted boom lifts, each with an operator. Not sure which one? In the city, side reach decides most jobs.







The price depends on the height, the hours, and the permits and traffic control your street needs. Here is what it always includes.
A-300CHOP sign at 240 ft. Replaced in half a day.View project
A-250Wanamaker building. Four sides, one day.View project
A-300A 215 ft church spire. Netted in three days.View project
A-230Penn Medicine signs. Both sides in six hours.View project
A-250The Watermark sign. Down in half a day.View project
A-150Land Title Building. One day, one setup.View project Yes. Delivery is free within 60 miles of Philadelphia: the city, the Pennsylvania suburbs, South Jersey and northern Delaware.
When the lift has to set up on a street or sidewalk, yes: we apply for the permit and bring the cones and flaggers.
Yes. Every operated rental comes with a full-time certified operator who sets up the truck, runs the lift all day and packs it up when you're done.
Yes. The basket gets close without touching the surface. In Philadelphia we netted a 215 ft church spire and inspected the Wanamaker building that way.
Our fleet runs from 150 to 300 ft of working height with up to 135 ft of side reach. Send the address and the height and we match the lift to the street.