Rooftop AC and HVAC
Old condenser or package unit down, new one set. Flat roofs, second floor decks, condo roofs, and units lifted off and back on for a re-roof. Unit weights and permits
Crane or boom truck for a pick in Naples? Every crane price comes down to three things: weight, reach and where the truck sets up.
Here is what it costs, what you'll be asked and what to check before lift day. Or put your numbers in once and get a price on your pick.
Rooftop AC changeouts, re-roof lifts, trusses, beams, pool cage steel, generators and spas. Naples, Marco Island, Golden Gate, Bonita Springs, Estero and out to Immokalee.
Old condenser or package unit down, new one set. Flat roofs, second floor decks, condo roofs, and units lifted off and back on for a re-roof. Unit weights and permits
Trusses for a new home or addition, steel or LVL beams, and lanai framing.
Hot tubs, swim spas and whole-house generators that can't be carried around to the back.
Reach matters as much as weight. A crane loses capacity as the boom reaches out, so a 2,000 pound unit 40 feet from the truck can need a bigger crane than a heavier one right beside it.
The operator works from the crane's own load chart for your setup and reach: OSHA 29 CFR 1926.1417, operation and load charts.
That's most of a crane quote. Put them in the form with the town and get a price on your pick. No spec sheet handy? Send it anyway - weight and reach are optional.
Small cranes and boom trucks with an operator usually bill by the hour, with a minimum. Many also bill travel time from the yard.
| Crane | Hourly | Minimum charge |
|---|---|---|
| 23 to 30 ton boom truck | $155 to $175 | $465 to $700 |
| 40 to 75 ton mobile crane | $175 to $310 | $700 to $1,240 |
| Operated boom truck, general range | $125 to $250 | 3 to 4 hour minimum plus travel |
Sources: first two rows, RiggingForce, "How Much Does It Cost to Hire a Crane for a Day?" (updated Oct 12, 2026) (Texas and Virginia rate sheets). Third row, Equipment Rental Compare, "Boom truck rental price" (updated Sep 10, 2026).
Travel, fuel surcharges, extra crew, rigging gear and permits can land on top. The full cost breakdown shows what each one means and how to compare two quotes.
Published rates get you close. Travel, setup and reach decide the price on your job. Send the pick and get a price for Naples.
Four boxes: name, phone, town and what needs lifting. Add weight and reach if you have them.
We pass your request to a crane operator who serves the Naples area, to ask questions or quote.
Book with them or walk away. Free, no obligation.
Federal crane rules make the operator plan around any line the crane or load could come within 20 feet of. Mention overhead lines on the form. (OSHA 1926.1408)
Outriggers need firm, level support. Lawns over sandy fill, fresh sod and pool decks may need mats or blocking, which can add to the price. (OSHA 1926.1402)
A tall boom near a runway can require advance notice to the FAA, based on height and distance. Say so if your job is close. (14 CFR 77.9)
The operator follows the crane maker's wind limits, and summer storms can push a lift. Hurricane season runs June 1 to November 30. (NOAA)
Straight-line miles from downtown Naples. Put your town or ZIP on the form and you'll hear if the job is out of range. Town by town
For a short job, usually yes. Operated rental means the crane comes with its operator. Rent one bare and the qualified operator, the insurance and the lift plan are on you.
It depends on where the crane sets up. A crane on your driveway is one thing. A crane blocking a street is another. Ask the operator who pulls any street-use permit and whether it is in the price.
Ask the operator. If a condo association, a property manager or your customer needs a certificate of insurance before the lift, put "COI needed" on the form so it is known up front.
That comes down to the operator's schedule and the job. Put your date on the form if you have one.
No. This site explains crane rental in Naples. If you send a request, we pass it to a local crane operator, who prices and does the work under their own business. About this site