Advance Triwest Equipment
Based in St. Paul
- Tower cranes
Cranes: Wolffkran tower cranes; Champion construction hoists
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23 companies that run mobile cranes, boom trucks or tower cranes in the Twin Cities area. Alphabetical. Contact them directly.
Based in St. Paul
Cranes: Wolffkran tower cranes; Champion construction hoists
Based in St. Bonifacius
Cranes: 30-ton (124 ft boom), 50-ton (155 ft boom), 90-ton (164 ft boom) and 110-ton (164 ft boom) cranes
Based in Lakeville
Cranes: 28-ton boom truck; grapple truck
Based in New Brighton
Cranes: Cranes from 8.5 to 1,760 tons across its national network; Twin Cities branch lists cranes, rigging and hydraulic crane trucks
Based in Hastings
Cranes: Potain self-erecting tower cranes: HD40A (114 ft reach), IGO 50 (134 ft), T85 (148 ft), T 130 (164 ft); Terex Crossover 4500L boom truck, 45 tons, 129 ft main boom
Based in Elk Mound, WI
Cranes: Liebherr all-terrain cranes (LTM 1130 to LTM 1500), Link-Belt HTC86100 truck crane, tower cranes, boom trucks; access to the ALL fleet up to 1,200 tons
Based in Lino Lakes
Based in Hager City, WI
Cranes: Boom truck 45 tons; all-terrain cranes 45 to 450 tons, topped by a 450-ton Grove GMK6400
Based in Monticello
Based in St. Cloud
Cranes: Mobile cranes 30 to 450 tons, boom and jib up to 415 feet
Based in Chisago City
Based in New Richmond, WI
Cranes: Cranes up to 170 tons
Based in Bloomington
Cranes: Rental fleet (company-wide): boom trucks 18 to 60 ton; rough-terrain cranes 30 to 165 ton; carry deck cranes 9 to 25 ton; telescopic crawlers 75 to 85 ton
Based in Corcoran
Cranes: Boom trucks 24, 30, 40 and 55 tons; truck cranes 75, 90, 120 and 225 tons
Based in River Falls, WI
Cranes: 40-ton hydraulic crane, 124 ft main boom, 45 ft jib
Based in Rogers
Cranes: One 50-ton boom truck with a 128-foot main boom
Based in Elk River
Cranes: 30 to 550 tons: National boom trucks of 30, 45 and 55 tons; 60, 175, 350 and 550-ton cranes
Based in Shakopee
Cranes: Liebherr tower cranes, freestanding hook heights 50 to 320 ft; spec sheets posted for 281 HC-12, 316 ECH-12, 420 ECH-16, 550 HC-20 and 550 HC-40
Based in Minneapolis
Cranes: Cranes 15 to 120 tons
Based in Fridley
Cranes: Carry-deck cranes 3 to 15 tons; boom truck service
Based in New Hope
Cranes: Boom trucks 28 to 60 ton; truck cranes 70 to 110 ton; rough-terrain cranes 50 to 120 ton; all-terrain cranes 150 to 360 ton
Based in West St. Paul
Cranes: 30-ton boom truck crane (95 ft of boom) and 45-ton boom truck crane (127 ft of boom)
Based in Rosemount
Cranes: Boom trucks 40 to 50 ton; truck cranes 70 to 115 ton; rough-terrain 22 to 90 ton; all-terrain 150 to 600 ton; crawlers 275 to 1,200 ton; carry decks 4 to 25 ton; Wolffkran tower cranes
Listings checked November 3, 2026 on each company's own website. No company pays to be listed. Missing a company or see a mistake? Tell us.
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The crane is sized by how heavy the load is and how far it has to reach. Your crane company picks the size. These are the usual classes.
HVAC units, trusses, hot tubs, signs
Bigger rooftop units, steel, trees over houses
Long reaches, heavy machinery, precast
Big commercial and industrial lifts
Bare rental is the crane alone, by the month, with delivery extra. Sources: North Texas Crane 2025 rate sheet ($155 for a 23-ton boom truck up to $595 for a 275-ton crane) and a Tennessee Tech public bid opened November 2025 ($190 to $480). BigRentz gives a wider national range: $200 to $450 an hour for a small crane with an operator, $400 to $750 for mid-size and $750 to $1,200 or more for large cranes. Crane cost calculator
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Sources: Minnesota Statutes 182.6525, crane operator certification · MNOSHA, crane operator certification directive (PDF) · OSHA 1926.1408, power lines · Xcel Energy, overhead clearances (PDF)