Renting a crane is often one of the most efficient ways to keep costs down while still getting the job done safely and effectively. However, several factors can influence the overall price of a crane rental.

Type and Size of Crane Needed

One of the biggest factors affecting the cost of a crane rental is the type and size of crane you need. Cranes vary significantly in lifting capacity, reach, and functionality. For example, smaller hydraulic cranes are ideal for light lifting and short-term use, while larger all-terrain cranes are designed for heavy-duty operations. Naturally, the larger and more specialized the equipment, the higher the rental cost will be.

Duration of the Rental and Project Complexity

Another key factor in crane rental pricing is how long you’ll need the equipment. Short-term rentals, such as for a day or two, will have a different cost structure than long-term rentals for multi-week or multi-month projects.

Moreover, the complexity of the lift also plays a role. Projects requiring multiple setup locations, challenging site conditions, or additional rigging equipment can increase the total cost.

Operator Services and Logistics

Some customers prefer to rent a crane for their own certified operators to handle, while others choose to hire an experienced crane operator. The choice you make will affect your overall cost. Opting for an operator-included rental can actually save money and time in the long run, since our professionals are trained to perform lifts safely and efficiently.

Astro Crane has served as New England’s trusted source for crane rental and crane services for more than 30 years. Whether your project is large or small, we’ll help you select the right crane and plan your rental around your budget and timeline.

If you’re planning a lift and want to discuss your options, contact us today.