· Boulder, CO
In August 2026, Kran handled a rooftop HVAC unit in Boulder. We unloaded the unit, kept it in storage, then loaded it back out and set it on the roof with a 110-ton hydraulic crane. A certified rigger worked the lift with our operator.
Why a 110-ton crane
Rooftop units are not always heavy, but the crane has to reach them. Reach and the setup spot decide the crane size as much as the weight does. We size every lift to the job, so you are not paying for more crane than the lift needs, and not risking a crane that is too small.
One crew for the whole job
The unit came off the truck, went into storage and came back out with the same Kran crew. The customer did not have to line up a separate yard, a separate truck and a separate crane company.
How we run a rooftop lift
- Crane operators hold current NCCCO certifications.
- A certified rigger rigs and signals the load on larger lifts.
- We will not lift near power lines.
- Our record: zero crashes and zero OSHA incidents. See our safety program.
What it costs
Every job gets a written quote before work starts, and the bill matches the quote. Kran is non-union, so there are no union, weekend or overtime charges. See how crane pricing works.
Have a rooftop unit in Boulder or nearby? See our rooftop HVAC crane lifts and Boulder service area, or ask for a quote below. We call back with a quote the same day.