Our specialty
Crane & hoist service
Boom trucks, knuckle-boom and service-truck cranes, overhead cranes, hoists, and winches — repaired, inspected, and load-tested on site.
The 'Hoist' in our name means cranes. A boom that drifts under load, a winch that slips, or an outrigger that won't hold is a crane that can't work — and a crane that can't work stops the whole job. We service truck-mounted cranes (stiff-boom and knuckle-boom), service-truck cranes, overhead bridge and jib cranes, electric and air hoists, and the winches, wire rope, hydraulics, and controls behind them. Repairs happen where the crane sits, and we handle the annual inspection and load test while we're there.
Sound familiar?
- Boom won't extend, retract, or drifts down under load
- Winch slipping, brake not holding, or wire rope fraying
- Outriggers won't set, bleed down, or won't stow
- Hydraulic leak at a cylinder, rotary manifold, or valve bank
- Remote or joystick controls dead or intermittent
- LMI, anti-two-block, or overload fault locking the crane out
- Overhead hoist tripping, chattering, or won't lift rated load
- Annual inspection sticker expired
What's included
- Knuckle-boom and stiff-boom truck crane repair
- Service-truck and mechanic's-truck crane repair
- Overhead bridge, gantry, and jib crane and hoist service
- Winch, wire rope, sheave, and hook block replacement
- Hydraulic cylinders, pumps, valves, and rotary manifolds
- Electrical, remote control, LMI, and anti-two-block repair
- Annual crane inspections and load testing to OSHA and ASME B30 standards
- PTO and wet-kit installation for crane trucks
Crane & hoist service — anywhere in Johnson County.
Tell us where the truck is and what it's doing. You'll hear back from the mechanic who'll show up — real ETA, straight quote, no dispatcher in between.