Leavitt Cranes has recently been featured in Crane & Hoist magazine. This publication is the only magazine that is solely focused on Canada’s crane and hoist sectors.

Leavitt Cranes has recently been featured in a 10-page section of Construction in Focus magazine. This monthly publication is dedicated to delivering a comprehensive overview of the construction industry.

Leavitt Cranes has supplied a North American wind farm with a Kroll tower crane. This unit is the only Kroll tower crane currently in use on a wind farm to construct turbines in North America.

Leavitt Cranes has been named the official Kroll Cranes importer and dealer for North America. Kroll has been providing operations with high-quality hammerhead, flat top, and luffing jib tower cranes for over 60 years.

After 6 years of business, Chase Elevating Equipment exits the Spydercrane industry. Leavitt Cranes has purchased their mini-crane assets, including 9 Spydercrane units.

Leavitt Cranes has become an authorized dealer for Potain self-erecting tower cranes in Washington and Oregon. A division of Manitowoc, Potain has been providing quality cranes around the world since 1928.

This acquisition broadens Leavitt Machinery’s operator training division, strengthens their course offerings, and adds additional value to their sister company, Leavitt Cranes.

Smartlift glass handlers are efficient machines that speed up glass transportation and installation. Though they are known as glass handlers, Smartlifts can carry pieces of cultured stone, concrete, doors, sheets of MDF, drywall and other non-porous materials!

The Certification of Recognition (COR), given to us by the BC Construction Association. We develop and implement health, safety, and industry management systems, and are committed to reducing both the human and financial costs of workplace injury.

As of April 2017, Leavitt Cranes has acquired the tower crane assets of Pacific Tower Cranes and Pacific Lift Equipment from Barnhardt Crane & Rigging co.

SPYDERCRANE and Leavitt Cranes would like to challenge the way you think about cranes. You would never expect to see them moving through doorways or assisting in indoor applications...until now.