The cherry picker you call when the small ones fall short: truck-mounted lifts with a 12 ft basket, delivered and run by our certified operator.
Where small cherry pickers stop, ours start: seven truck-mounted lifts from 150 to 300 ft.
A telescopic boom with a jib reaches over roofs, sheds and fences, up to 135 ft to the side.
Our certified operator drives the truck and runs the lift. Your crew only does the job.
Room for the crew, tools and materials: up to 1,322 lb on most models.
Street permits, flaggers and cones, arranged by us.
No trailer and no assembly: the truck sets up on its outriggers and the basket goes up.
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.
The everyday name for a lift with a basket on a boom, also called a bucket truck, man lift or boom lift. The name comes from fruit picking. Ours are truck-mounted boom lifts from 150 to 300 ft.
From 150 to 300 ft, depending on the lift, and up to 135 ft to the side. Typical bucket trucks and small boom lifts work in the 30 to 60 ft range.
Usually not: for low work a small towable or self-propelled lift from a local rental yard is cheaper. We are the right call when the job is high, far from where the truck can park, or behind something you have to reach over.
No. With our rental the operator comes with the lift: a certified Alpha operator drives the truck and runs the boom, and your crew works from the basket.
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.
People use the names for the same idea: a basket on a boom. A bucket truck is usually a smaller utility truck; read the difference in our guide, or see our bucket truck rental.
