Lift, Load, Transport and Place — One Movement

Transport that doesn't need a forklift at either end

Standard freight assumes a dock, a forklift and a flat run in. Plenty of heavy items don't get that: a machine sitting on a driveway, a crate that has to come off in a street, a load going into a site with no plant on the ground yet.

Crane truck transport removes that dependency. The crane on the tray does the loading, the securing happens once, and the same crane places the item where it actually needs to sit at the other end.

The kinds of loads we move

Anything that fits inside the truck's confirmed limits and can be safely slung or supported. If you are not sure whether your item qualifies, send a photo and we'll tell you.

• Crated goods, including fragile crated glass and joinery
• Machinery, plant and workshop equipment
• Palletised building materials, tiles, stone and packs
• Sheds, tanks, spas, boats and oversized single items
• Items already removed and prepared for transport, such as a felled tree section
• Statues, planters, plinths and landscape features

Securing the load properly

Load restraint is where transport jobs go wrong. Straps go on with dunnage and edge protection where the load needs it, and crated or wrapped goods get positioned so weight sits over the tray correctly rather than being wedged wherever it fits.

On multi-drop runs the load order is planned around the unloading sequence, so nothing gets double-handled on the roadside.