How Boise lift requests are handled
Homeowners, contractors and facility managers around Boise use it to find out what a crane lift should cost and to reach someone who can do it.
One operator, not a list
Each request is passed to one independent crane operator whose territory includes the address. They contact you, ask about the weight, the reach and where the crane can stand, and give you a price. If you hire them, everything after that is between you and them, including the bill.
How the facts are checked
Rates come from one posted crane rate sheet, quoted as written. Permit rules and road limits come from the Ada County Highway District, the City of Boise, the City of Nampa, the Idaho Transportation Department and federal rules, linked where they are used. Spot something out of date? Send a note through the form.
Getting the yard and the street ready
Get the crane size and the full price in writing, fuel included. If an HOA or a landlord needs a certificate of insurance, ask the operator early. Clear the driveway, turn off the irrigation for a day or two and point out the septic tank, sprinkler lines and overhead wires.
Get in touch
The lift form works for questions too. The privacy notice says what happens to your details.