Truck-mounted lifts from 150 to 300 ft with a 12 ft basket: they drive in like a bucket truck and reach up to five times higher. Our certified operator comes with the truck.
Typical bucket trucks work in the 30 to 60 ft range. Ours reach 150 to 300 ft.
Up to 135 ft to the side, up and over roofs, sheds and trees, so the truck stays where it can park.
It drives to the job like any bucket truck and moves to the next site the same day.
On most models the outriggers stay within the truck's width: a single lane or a driveway is often enough.
Our certified operator drives and runs it, so you do not need a CDL or your own operator.
A 12 ft basket instead of a one-person bucket: crew, tools and materials together, up to 1,322 lb on most models.
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 truck with a boom and a basket (the bucket) for people and tools. Utility bucket trucks usually reach about 30 to 60 ft. Ours are truck-mounted boom lifts that reach 150 to 300 ft.
Our tallest lift, the A-300, reaches 300 ft. The fleet starts at 150 ft, with up to 135 ft of side reach depending on the model.
No. Our certified operator comes with the truck, drives it and runs the boom; your crew works from the basket.
Usually not: a standard bucket truck or a small lift from a local rental yard will cost less. Call us when the work is higher, farther from the curb or behind something.
Tell us about any lines when you book. Our operator keeps the boom and the basket at the safe distances that OSHA sets for the voltage, and plans the setup around them.
It depends on the height, the job and the address. Delivery, setup, the operator, fuel and insurance are included. Send us the job and we will quote it.
