Basket up within 15 minutes of arrival
The frame is designed, delivered and built first

Scaffolding is right for long jobs on one wall. For inspections, short repairs and work over roofs and setbacks, a lift with an operator gets the crew up the same morning and leaves nothing behind.
Not sure? Send us the address and the job. We will tell you honestly if a lift is the wrong tool.
Basket up within 15 minutes of arrival
The frame is designed, delivered and built first
Nothing. The boom stows and the street reopens
The frame stays for the whole job
150 to 300 ft working height
Goes up level by level as the frame is built
Up to 135 ft sideways, up and over roofs
Built up from the ground against the wall
None. The basket works close without touching
Tied to the wall. On old stone that can mean drilling
12 ft basket, 1,322 lb, 5-6 people, power in the basket
Room for a large crew on every level
No shed. We file the street permit for the lift
Shed permits last 90 days, $130 per renewal (Local Laws 48 and 51 of 2025)
2daysInstead of 3-5Pipe scaffolding meant drilling into old natural stone. Secured in 2 days, not the planned 3-5.
1weekStart to finishFDR Drive on one side, a school site on the other. Pipe scaffolding would have taken weeks.
1weekDone in a weekScaffolding would have blocked the floor and added a couple of months.
3daysStart to finishOn a 45° roof, scaffolding was impractical and expensive. Done in three days.
4elevationsThe whole facadeThe upper walls sat behind lower structures 70-80 ft tall. All four elevations, no scaffolding.
2daysStart to finishPipe scaffolds drilled into the walls could have caused more damage.It depends on how long the job is. With a lift you pay for the days it is on site, with the operator, the street permit and traffic control included, and there is nothing to build or take down. For months of work on one wall, scaffolding usually makes more sense. Send us the address and the scope, and we will tell you which one fits.
For inspections and short repairs, yes: the lift works for the day and leaves. When a FISP report finds an unsafe condition, protection has to go up and stay until the repair is done.
Our truck-mounted lifts work from 150 to 300 ft high and reach up to 135 ft sideways, over roofs, setbacks and existing sheds.
A full-time certified operator comes with every operated rental. Your crew just works from the basket.