Crane Fleet from 25 to 770 tons
Cell Tower And Telecom Crane Services
Coordinated Around Tower Climb Schedules
We handle cell tower and telecom crane work across the Northeast. From antenna swaps to monopole and lattice tower installs, we plan around the climb schedule, the carrier outage window, and the access road into the site. Lattice boom configurations for the high reaches, planning calls before mobilization, and operators who have run telecom lifts many times before.
Operated Crane Service | Rigging | Hauling & Storage
Compliant with industry standards.
Cell Tower Lift Services
Crane Rentals For Cell Tower And Telecom Work
Telecom work runs on outage windows and tower climb schedules. We plan the lift around the access road, the staging space at the tower base, and the carrier window your crew has to work in. Lattice boom configurations get the reach, and our operators run picks for tower hands without dropped time.
Antenna swaps, microwave dishes, and equipment cabinets at height.
Monopole, lattice, and stealth tower component placements.
Lifts coordinated around carrier outage windows and climb crews.
Our Experience With Cell Tower Work
We have run cell tower lifts across the Northeast for decades. Antenna swaps on monopoles, equipment cabinet placements at the base, microwave dish installs at the top of lattice towers. The patterns repeat, and our planning process is built around them. Operators arrive with the lift sequenced for the climb crew.
Operated crane, rigging, hauling, and storage all run through one Aero team. The crew that books the lift also handles the rig plan, the transport, and the staging.
Aero crews dispatch from South Windsor across Connecticut, Rhode Island, western Massachusetts, and southern Vermont. Equipment is matched to the site distance, road access, and lift requirements before the crane leaves the yard.
The fleet spans 25-ton carry decks to 770-ton all-terrain Liebherrs, with boom trucks, truck cranes, and forklifts in between. Each crane is matched to the load, the site access, and the schedule of your job.
How We Execute Cell Tower Crane Work
For cell tower and telecom lifts, we align early with your team to confirm the equipment specs, the tower access road, and the carrier outage window. Then we plan the rigging, coordinate with your climb crew, and execute the lift inside the window.
Confirm Tower And Access Details
We confirm the tower height and type, the equipment weight, the access road into the site, and the carrier outage window the work has to fit.
Match The Right Crane And Setup
We size the crane to the tower height, the staging space at the base, and the lift radius needed for the equipment placement. Lattice boom configurations for the high reaches.
Coordinate With Climb Crew And Carrier
We sequence the lift around the climb crew, the carrier window, and any landlord access requirements at the site. Pre-lift call covers radio communication and pick sequencing.
Execute And Close Out
On the day of, we run the pre-lift checklist, set the equipment on schedule with the climb crew, and clear the site. Demobilization is timed to release the access road back to the landlord.
Tell Us About Your Next Tower Lift
Send the tower specs, the equipment list, and the carrier outage window. We will match the crane to the work and lock in the climb day.
Cell Tower Crane FAQs
Questions telecom contractors and tower crews ask before booking a lift.
Antennas, microwave dishes, equipment cabinets, RRUs, monopole sections, lattice tower components, and stealth structures. We size the crane to the equipment weight, the tower height, and the access road conditions.
Yes. Telecom work runs on carrier-approved outage windows. We schedule operators around your window and stay on site until the climb crew has finished the swap.
We size the crane to the tower height. Tall lattice work uses our All-Terrain fleet with the right boom and jib configuration. We confirm the lift chart against the tower height before mobilizing.
Boom trucks (45 to 55 ton) for low-rise rooftop sites and short monopoles. Truck cranes (60 ton) for mid-range work. All-Terrain cranes (110 to 770 ton) for tall lattice towers and stealth installs requiring extended boom and jib.
1 to 2 weeks of lead time secures most antenna swaps and equipment cabinet placements. Larger tower component lifts requiring extended boom benefit from 3 to 4 weeks. Emergency response work is quoted when our schedule allows.
Our Services
We handle every part of the lift workflow: operated crane service, rigging, hauling, and storage. Tell us about your project and we'll match the equipment, plan the setup, and lock in the schedule.
Operated crane service,
planned and dispatched
We bring the crane, the operator, and the lift plan to your site. Every job is mapped at our yard before the equipment ships, so the crew arrives ready to work.
Rigging coordinated
with the lift plan
Our rigging team works alongside the operated crane crew. Slings, shackles, spreader bars, and tag lines are matched to the load before the lift starts.
Heavy haul
from yard to jobsite
We move equipment, structures, and oversize loads on flatbeds and lowboys across our service area. Routes are planned for permits, clearances, and the schedule of the lift on the other end.
Yard storage
between project phases
When equipment or materials need to wait between phases, our South Windsor yard offers secure storage with re-mobilization built into your schedule.
Cranes and equipment from 25 to 770 tons
Cranes for
Every Kind of Lift
We run all-terrain cranes from 110 to 770 tons, plus boom trucks, truck cranes, carry decks, and forklifts. Each piece of equipment is inspected, maintained, and sized to your project before it ships from the yard.
All-Terrain Cranes: 110 to 770 tons
Boom Trucks: 45 to 55 tons
Truck Crane: 60 tons
Carry Deck: 25 tons
Get a quote on your next lift
Send us the load, the site, and the date. We'll respond with the right crane, the right schedule, and a planning call to lock it in.
Tell us the load weight, the site address, and the date you need a crane.
We confirm the load, walk the site if needed, and match the right crane to the job.
We lock in the schedule, send the rig plan, and dispatch from the yard.