Job Description: "Now, with 11 cranes, we are true competitors in the Reno, NV crane rental marketplace. This project was special for us. This was the first time we did a long-distance max pick with our new 2025 Liebherr 1100 5.3. We received a call from a homeowner who had scheduled with another company to set up a swim spa behind their house. Our competitor bailed on them the night before the scheduled lift. To say the least, the homeowner was in a panic, with multiple trades scheduled to show up the next morning. The crane from the other company scheduled to make this lift was a 240-ton Grove all-terrain truck crane. This crane would have required 4 trailer loads of counterweight & a swing on boom extension to capacity this pick at 185', this would have disrupted the neighborhood all day. To our advantage, we were able to make this lift safely with full counterweight all included on a single 33' trailer. With a main boom length of 203' of super lightweight boom, the Liebherr could make the lift with ease. Our crew was in and out of the neighborhood in 2 hours. Leading to little disruption to the neighborhood and few headaches for neighbors. We were able to keep the other trades on schedule, put the homeowner at ease & save the day. Freedom Crane Service Corp. gives thanks to CCG and our sales representative for taking the risk on 2 crane operators who had a dream and have been true partners in bringing a dream from conception to reality."
Job Description: "2025 Peterbilt 567 Dump Grapple Crane Truck pictured. This project shows the cleanup from the aftermath of Hurricane Milton that hit the west coast of Florida. Debris Dog offers immediate hurricane, tornado, and storm cleanup, which is imperative after a disaster. Thanks to Commercial Credit Group and our dedicated sales manager, I was able to quickly finance two new grapple trucks for my business to provide clean up and assistance to my customers."
Job Description: "This project involved preparing the site for an Elliott Company sub-station. The work included excavating 5,000 cubic yards of soil and leveling the ground, followed by constructing a 300-foot-long Redi-Rock wall.
Additional tasks included installing storm sewer pipes and inlets and constructing a rock buttress to stabilize the slope leading to the parking lot. Concrete piers, ranging from 3 to 8 feet in diameter, were drilled and installed. Once the electrical work was finished, gravel was spread over the entire site."
Job Description: "500-foot-long tunnels constructed with 72-inch and 60-inch Hobas pipe beneath an active runway. These tunnels are interconnected with open-cut 72-inch RCP, alongside manhole installations and canal work."
