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Crane rental in St. George, Utah

Planning a lift in St. George, Washington County, or nearby Southern Utah towns? Tell us about the job — weight, height or reach, city, and date if you know them — and we will follow up with a written estimate path.

  • Written estimates before you book
  • St. George, Washington County, and nearby towns
  • Mobile cranes, boom trucks, HVAC, trusses, and tree work

Request a crane

Tell us about the lift — weight, height or reach, city, and date if you know them. We respond with a written estimate path.

Written estimates before you book. Typical ranges on this site are orientation, not a bid.

How it works

Three steps to a written estimate

Describe the lift once. We review the details and come back with a clear next step — a written estimate path before anything is booked.

  1. Tell us about the lift

    Share the job type, city, timing, and any weight or height you already know. Photos and a model number help, but estimates are fine.

  2. We review the details

    We look at the load, the reach, and the site so we can recommend a path and follow up with availability.

  3. You get a written estimate

    You receive a written estimate path before you book. Typical hourly ranges on this site are orientation, not a bid for your job.

Service area

St. George and nearby Southern Utah towns

We quote crane work in Washington County and also take jobs in Cedar City. List the job city on the form so we can check travel and access.

  • St. George
  • Washington
  • Hurricane
  • Ivins
  • Santa Clara
  • Cedar City Also covered as a nearby city

Other nearby communities in Washington County may also be served, depending on the size of the crane and the date. We do not guarantee that a machine will be available for every job or date.

FAQ

Common questions

Short answers below. The full FAQ covers cost ranges, permits, and how boom trucks differ from mobile cranes.

How do I request a crane?

Use the form on this page — or Request a crane in the header — and tell us the job type, city, timing, and any weight or height you already know. We follow up with a written estimate path. A phone tracking number will be added once it is provisioned.

How much does crane rental cost in this area?

Publicly posted rates from Utah crane companies are often about $150–$160 per hour, usually with a two- or three-hour minimum. That is a general range, not a bid. Actual quotes vary with crane size, travel, site conditions, overtime, and how long the lift takes.

What should I include in a quote request?

The job type, city or address, and the date you need are the essentials. Add lift weight and height if you know them, plus notes about access, power lines, or other trades who will be on site. A model number or photo of the load is helpful when the weight is unknown.

Which cities do you cover?

We quote jobs in St. George, Washington, Hurricane, Ivins, Santa Clara, and Cedar City. Travel and whether a given machine can make the trip are reviewed on each request.

Read the full FAQ