Georgia Crane Service

Traffic is part of the job. Anyone working around construction knows that moving cranes and heavy equipment through busy roads, morning backups, and city traffic isn’t always easy. Between commuters, lane closures, and jobsite congestion, timing matters more than ever. That’s why at Patriot Lifting, we plan ahead and leave early so we can get to your jobsite on time and ready to work. Getting There Early Is Part of the Job Crane work doesn’t start when the lift begins. It sta

Not every heavy lift requires a massive crane sometimes a boom truck is the perfect tool for the job. Patriot Lifting was recently on site using one of our boom trucks to lift and load a 13,600 pound industrial component for transport. While the load may not have been the largest we’ve handled, it still required careful rigging, controlled movement, and precise coordination to complete the lift safely. Projects like this show the versatility of a boom truck and how valuable i

Most people think of Patriot Lifting as a crane company. And we are but that’s not the whole picture. We also help customers store, haul, and manage the logistics of their equipment and materials so they don’t have to coordinate between multiple companies just to get a job done. Because the truth is, the hardest part isn’t always the lift it’s everything leading up to it. You Shouldn’t Have to Manage 3 Different Companies On a typical job, you might need: A trucking company t

Rain is a part of the job. At Patriot Lifting, we work in all kinds of conditions but safety is always the priority. While some may assume that crane work stops the moment it starts raining, thats not always the case. The key isn’t avoiding rain entirely. It’s understanding when it’s safe to work and when it’s not. Understanding the Limits Not all rain is the same, and not all conditions affect lifting the same way. At Patriot Lifting, we are comfortable working in: Light rai

At Patriot Lifting, having the right equipment for the job makes all the difference. Boom trucks play a big role in our day to day work handling everything from roofing materials and HVAC units to light structural lifts. Right now, we’ve got two boom trucks in the bay, each with its own strengths and setup. While they serve a similar purpose, there are some key differences that impact how they perform on the jobsite. The Two Boom Trucks Both of our boom trucks are built to ha

Some equipment is built to handle serious work and requires the same level of strength and precision to move it. Patriot Lifting was recently on site in Locust Grove to lift and place a 70,000-pound trash guillotine , a critical piece of e equipment used in waste and recycling operations. With its extreme weight and compact design, this was a lift that demanded careful planning and controlled execution. Projects like this highlight the importance of experience when handling

Some lifts push the limits of what equipment and operators can handle. Patriot Lifting was recently on site to perform an extreme heavy lift , using our 165-ton mobile crane to pick and move a 100,000-pound military tank . With massive weight, unique geometry, and zero room for error, this was a lift that required detailed planning and complete control from start to finish. Projects like this showcase what true heavy lifting looks like. The Challenge: Massive Weight and Unco

When it comes to building vertical structures, precision and reach are everything. Patriot Lifting was recently on site supporting the erection of a cell tower , lifting and placing each section piece by piece using a crane equipped with a jib and extensions . Projects like this require more than just lifting capacity they demand height, control, and careful coordination at every stage. The Challenge: Height and Incremental Placement Cell towers are assembled in sections, wit

Some lifts are all about size. Others are all about precision. This one required both. Patriot Lifting was recently on site to lift and place a 45,000-pound precast concrete bathroom , setting it 45 feet into position with controlled crane operation and careful coordination. The Challenge: Heavy and Pre-Assembled Unlike standard construction materials, precast concrete bathrooms arrive fully built. That means: The entire structure must be lifted as one unit Internal componen

Roofing projects move fast but only when materials are where they need to be. That’s where Patriot Lifting comes in. From shingles and membrane rolls to equipment and structural components, we help roofing crews get materials from the ground to the roof quickly, safely, and efficiently . Whether it’s a low-slope commercial building or a multi-story structure, crane support plays a key role in keeping projects on schedule. The Challenge: Getting Materials to the Roof Transport

Some lifts demand more than capacity they demand coordination, timing, and trust. And when those lifts happen at night, the stakes get even higher. Patriot Lifting recently completed a night dual crane lift , where two cranes worked in sync to safely move and position a large structural component. With limited daylight and heightened visibility concerns, this operation required detailed planning and disciplined execution from start to finish. Why a Dual Crane Setup Was Neces

Not every jobsite is clean and dry but that doesn’t change the standard. Patriot Lifting was recently called in to support a roofing project that required lifting materials 150 feet to the top of a building . While the ground was properly secured and stable for setup, the surrounding jobsite was muddy and wet from recent weather, adding an extra layer of challenge to the operation. The mission remained the same: deliver materials safely, efficiently, and without delay. The Ch

Not every crane job involves placing permanent structures. Some of the most important lifts happen behind the scenes moving the equipment that allows critical work to move forward. Patriot Lifting was recently called in to pick up and handle a special tool required for an upcoming job at a battery manufacturing plant . While the tool itself wasn’t part of the final installation, it played a key role in the success of the overall project. The Challenge: Handling Specialized E

Some lifts stop people in their tracks. This was one of them. Patriot Lifting was recently called in to assist with the relocation of a 92,000-pound military tank in Griffin . With its massive weight, wide footprint, and historical significance, this was not a routine pick. It was a lift that required planning, exact rigging, and complete control from start to finish. The Challenge: Extreme Weight and Unique Geometry Military vehicles are built for durability, not convenienc

Sign installations may look simple from the road but lifting and setting a large monument sign requires careful planning, controlled movement, and experienced crews. Patriot Lifting was recently on site in Stockbridge to assist with the installation of a JP monument sign , featuring major tenant branding including Burger King. The sign needed to be lifted, aligned, and set cleanly without damage to surrounding property or infrastructure. The Challenge: Tall, Heavy, and High-

The Importance of Planning in Industrial Dismantling Taking down a plant is not a simple task. These facilities consist of large, interconnected components that require careful sequencing, controlled lifting, and constant communication. When I was called in to support the dismantling of an asphalt plant in Douglasville , the scope of the project necessitated a dual crane setup to ensure safety and efficiency. This job demanded teamwork, meticulous planning, and precision fro

The start of a new year is always a moment to pause, reflect, and look forward. At Patriot Lifting, it’s also a time of momentum. As we turn the page, we’re incredibly grateful for where we’ve been and even more excited about where we’re going. Over the past year, we’ve tackled challenging lifts, expanded our capabilities, invested in equipment, and continued to grow alongside our customers. From complex industrial projects to time-sensitive emergency calls and precision resi

Lifting a mobile home may look straightforward—but when you’re dealing with a fully built structure, weight distribution, and tight placement requirements, precision matters just as much as capacity. Patriot Lifting was recently called in to lift and set a small mobile home using our 110-ton crane , ensuring the structure was moved safely, smoothly, and positioned exactly as required. This project was a great example of how the right equipment and experienced crew make all t

As the year comes to a close, we want to take a moment to say thank you . From our Patriot Lifting team to your crews, clients, and families, Merry Christmas . We’re incredibly grateful for the trust, partnerships, and opportunities we’ve had throughout the year. Every job, every lift, and every relationship means more to us than you know. This season is about family, rest, reflection, and gratitude. Whether you’re spending time at home, traveling, or taking a well-earned bre

Some days at Patriot Lifting stand out more than others. Not because of a jobsite deadline or a tough pick but because of what those days represent. The day our new 165-ton crane arrived was one of those moments. We documented the entire experience on video from early morning logistics to the moment the crane rolled into the yard—and it perfectly captures what growth looks like behind the scenes. The Day Started with Logistics, Not Glamour Before the crane itself ever showed