We lift things up and put them down. It sounds easy, right?  Crane work appears smooth and easy, but it’s incredibly complicated and requires significant expertise. It’s very critical you make the right investment. If you rush through the process and select the wrong supplier of crane services, you run the risk of damaged equipment, delays in your project timeline, or even injuries.

There are many considerations to make when selecting a crane service provider, but the below factors need to be addressed.

1.) Years of experience. Operating cranes is a skill that takes years to refine. Why not choose a partner who knows the ups and downs of crane operation?

At Digging & Rigging, we have more than 42 years of experience providing quality service. Our years of training and expertise ensures a positive outcome on every job.

2.) Licensing and safety. Crane service providers are required by law to have insurance, the proper credentials, and the necessary permits to perform work in a given demographic. It's imperative that you request this documentation if you are uncertain of the company's background. Accidents can occur at any time, even under the safest circumstances. 

3.) Reputation. At Digging & Rigging, we maintain 6 Google Business pages where you can read the positive comments by our satisfied customers. If you’re unable to find such information or if a crane service provider is hesitant to share this information with you, consider it a red flag.