Heavy Rigging and Lifting Services

Overview

ProLift was founded on heavy rigging and lifting work. From small, standalone components to major, multiple-machine lineups, we have the experience and equipment to remove and install any sized component. These rigging jobs often come with detailed challenges that are packed into a tight schedule. Our highly-skilled and qualified heavy rigging contractors, paired with our specialized rigging equipment, allow us to safely complete even the most challenging jobs while minimizing downtime to your operations. We are your heavy lifting and rigging experts.

Why Choose Us for Heavy Lifting?

With decades of industry experience, The ProLift Rigging Company is equipped to handle the most complex and demanding lifting projects across diverse sectors, including manufacturing, energy, construction, and data centers. Our team leverages a comprehensive fleet of cranes, gantries, and custom rigging equipment to ensure precision, safety, and reliability on every job site. From project planning and logistics to on-site execution, we are committed to delivering solutions that minimize downtime and protect your assets, allowing you to stay on schedule and within budget for any critical lift or relocation.

Heavy Rigging Capabilities

Some loads will not take a straight crane pick. Restricted headroom, a live plant floor or a machine that has to travel sideways before it can go up all change the approach. These are the systems our riggers plan around.

Gantry Systems

Gantries let us lift and set heavy loads indoors where a crane cannot reach or cannot be set up. They give controlled, repeatable lifting in low-clearance bays and inside operating facilities.

Jack and Slide Systems

When a load has to move horizontally before it can be set, jack and slide systems carry it across the floor and into place. This is how transformers and large machines get positioned in spaces with no overhead access.

Engineered Rigging Plans

Before the first pick, our team works through the weight, the dimensions, the travel path and the site conditions and puts an engineered rigging plan behind the lift.

Heavy rigging often starts with getting machinery out of one place and into another. Our machinery moving crews cover that work across the branch network.