Family Owned and Operated

Meet Oklahoma Crane Company and the Crew Behind Your Lift

Get to know the certified operators who help Oklahoma City contractors plan and complete commercial, industrial, and construction lifts.

Who We Are

Get to Know Oklahoma Crane Company

Oklahoma Crane Company is a family-owned crane company founded in 2023 and based in Chickasha, OK. Our team brings 20 years of combined experience to jobs across Grady County and central Oklahoma. We work with commercial HVAC contractors, sign crews, builders, and facilities teams. As a local crane company, we know how much the lift schedule matters to the people waiting on the ground or on the roof. We offer crane services in Oklahoma City, Chickasha, Lawton, Norman, Edmond, and Moore. Whether you need a single lift or expect to book several this year, you can call us to talk through the job before you commit to a date.

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(580) 583-5260

20+

Combined Years of Experience

2k+

Completed Projects

100%

Responsive Service

20+

Years of Experience

100%

Customer Focus

Oklahoma Crane Services Built on Trust!

With four years in business and 20 combined years of experience, we help contractors, facility managers, and business owners handle demanding lifting projects with dependable service, qualified operators, and flexible scheduling.

Why Contractors Choose Us

Certified Crane Operators With Jobsite Experience

Oklahoma Crane Company is insured, and our certified crane operators hold NCCCO credentials. Our team also has OSHA 30 and advanced rigging credentials. If you’re comparing bids for a heavy lift crane service for construction in Oklahoma City or Lawton, ask who will operate the crane and what information they need before committing to the job.

An experienced operator starts by asking where the crane can set up and where the load needs to land. For industrial crane service for plant maintenance in Chickasha, that means understanding the outage window. When a Norman crew needs a crane lifting service for industrial tanks, we’ll ask about access and room to maneuver at the set point.

Oklahoma Crane Company works with crews that already have their own specialties. A heavy machinery moving company may need a crane for one part of a move in Moore. An Edmond contractor may need a crane and rigging company for heavy equipment on a tight site. We discuss who will prepare the load and who will receive it.

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Our Mission

To deliver safe, reliable crane services with certified expertise, flexible scheduling, and a commitment to Oklahoma businesses.

Our Vision

To become Oklahoma’s trusted crane service provider through dependable lifting solutions, lasting partnerships, and outstanding customer service.

What Makes Us Different

Flexible Crane Scheduling for Working Contractors

Flexible crane scheduling starts with knowing which parts of the job can move. If you book commercial crane service for retail properties in Oklahoma City or Edmond, tell us when deliveries arrive and which entrances need to stay clear. For crane rental for restaurant HVAC equipment in Norman, share when the kitchen opens and when your technician can be on the roof.

Oklahoma Crane Company works directly with the people setting the schedule. If you need crane rental for sign installation in Moore or crane rental for billboard removal in Lawton, tell us when the sign crew will be ready. An early conversation gives us time to work through access and equipment delivery with you.

Family-Owned and Operated

Oklahoma Crane Company is family-owned and operated. We take a personal interest in how each job goes. When you call with a change, we ask what it means for your crew and how we can help.

Flexible Project Scheduling

Dependable scheduling matters when a crew has one window to set a load. Tell us what depends on the lift, and we’ll discuss timing around deliveries, site access, and the trades working alongside us.

Qualified Crane Professionals

Our skilled operators bring field experience to the details that shape a lift. Before lift day, we ask about the load weight, setup space, and clearances so we can discuss the job with your crew.

Customer-First Service

Clear answers help you make decisions while the rest of the project moves ahead. If we need a drawing, a weight, or a better view of the site, we’ll tell you what to send.

Reach Our Team

Crane Rental With Operator for Your Next Job

Call or text Oklahoma Crane Company at (580) 583-5260 to discuss a crane rental with operator. For projects in Oklahoma City, OK, or nearby communities, give us the job address, your target date, and a short description of the load. Photos and equipment specifications can go to clint@okcraneco.com.

Our regular office hours are Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Central Time. We answer calls around the clock. If you need a 24 hour emergency crane rental in Lawton or elsewhere in the area, call and tell us what happened, what needs to move, and how soon you need a crew.

For crane rental for grain bin installation or crane rental for silo installation near Chickasha or elsewhere in Grady County, describe the route from the road to the setup area. A site photo is helpful when a farm lane is narrow or the truck needs room to turn.

From Our Customers

What Customers Say About Oklahoma Crane Company

If you’re deciding who to call for your next lift, look for feedback on the details that matter to your crew. Reliable communication is important when a delivery time changes or another trade needs the same work area. Whether your project is in Oklahoma City, Edmond, or Moore, look for reviews that describe how the crane crew worked with others on site.

How It Works

How We Handle Crane Lift Planning

Crane lift planning starts with the pick point, the set point, and what’s in between. Oklahoma Crane Company uses those details to review the setup and coordinate with your site contact. For mobile crane service for construction sites in Oklahoma City or Norman, it helps to know what else will be moving through the site that day.

If you’re arranging a commercial HVAC crane service for rooftop units, we’ll ask for the roof height and the unit’s weight. For an HVAC lifting service for rooftop unit replacement, identify both units. If you need crane rental for commercial condenser lifts, show us where the equipment needs to land and what may limit access.

Discuss Your Project

Tell us what needs to move, where it is now, and when it needs to be in place. Share the name of the person who will coordinate with the operator on site.

For crane rental for structural steel lifting, send the piece list and the heaviest weight. A drawing can help show where the steel crew needs each piece set.

step 1

Plan the Lift

Oklahoma Crane Company reviews the load, lift distance, and available setup space. We’ll ask about overhead lines, nearby structures, and areas that other crews need to keep open.

For mobile crane rental for setting roof trusses or crane rental for tower construction, share the order of the picks. That helps us discuss how the load will be staged.

step 2

Prepare for Service

Confirm who will meet the truck and how the crew will get in. Let your site contact know when the load, the crane area, and the receiving crew need to be ready.

If another contractor needs the same space, coordinate access before lift day. Call us if the delivery time changes, the load is different, or the planned setup area becomes unavailable.

step 3

Complete the Lift

On lift day, the operator checks the setup with the site contact and confirms who will receive the load. If conditions have changed, the crew reviews those changes before the pick.

Once the load is in place, the operator coordinates with the receiving crew before releasing it. If another location needs the same lift, share the new site details when you schedule.

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Recent Company Updates

Follow the Latest From Oklahoma Crane Company

See what Oklahoma Crane Company is working on around Oklahoma City and across Oklahoma. Recent updates offer a closer look at the equipment we lift and the jobsite details our crew considers.

If you see a lift like the one you’re planning, mention it when you call. The load may look familiar, and the photos can help you show us what’s different about your site.