Full-service industrial rigging in West Palm Beach and beyond. We plan the lift, bring the cranes, gantries, and jacking gear, and set every machine precisely — whatever the weight, size, or access. No job too big, none too small.
Industrial rigging is the engineered lifting, moving, and setting of heavy or oversized equipment — machines, generators, transformers, and full production lines — that is too large or heavy for a standard move. Riggers calculate the load, select cranes and jacking gear, control the lift, and place each piece exactly where it belongs, level and ready to run.
Standard movers stop where the weight, height, and tolerances begin. Rigging takes over for the equipment that keeps a business running — and we have the gear and the crew for all of it.
We bring our own rigging equipment to every job, so lifts stay coordinated, accountable, and on one schedule — no handoffs between vendors, and no job we’re not equipped for.
From a single machine tool to an entire line. If it’s heavy, tall, or irreplaceable, we’ve moved one.
A documented plan is the difference between a routine set and an incident. Here’s how a Brandon rigging project runs.
We assess weight, dimensions, center of gravity, rigging points, floor loading, and the full path — door widths, ceiling heights, turns, and transport access — before quoting.
An engineered plan selects the gear, sets crane or gantry positions, calculates loads at every pick point, and documents the sequence and risk controls your facility and insurer expect.
For over-dimensional moves we handle route surveys, oversized-load permits, and escorts, and coordinate utility, crane, and facility scheduling.
Our crew disconnects and preps the equipment, rigs it, and lifts, skates, or jacks it along the planned path — then loads and transports if the job moves off-site.
We place the equipment on its foundation or anchor pattern, level it to tolerance, and secure it — ready for reconnection and commissioning.
A final inspection, documentation, and a clean site. One accountable crew from survey to set — no finger-pointing between vendors.
From our West Palm Beach facility at 2900 Tuxedo Ave, we serve Palm Beach County and reach across the region and the state for machinery moves and over-dimensional freight — with the fleet and crew to travel for the right project. Palm Beach · Broward · Martin · St. Lucie · Miami-Dade · and statewide on project work.
Rigging is the core, but we own every step around it — haul, crane, install, and store.
Disconnect, move, set, level, and reconnect production equipment and full lines.
Learn more →Permitted, escorted transport of oversized and overweight loads across the state.
Learn more →Mobile cranes, boom trucks, and high-capacity forklifts with licensed operators.
Learn more →Turnkey relocation of a cell, a line, or an entire facility on a deadline.
Learn more →Precision installation, alignment, and custom industrial crating for transit.
Learn more →Secure indoor and outdoor storage for machinery between moves or projects.
Learn more →Rigging is quoted per job, not by a flat rate — cost depends on the equipment’s weight and dimensions, the gear required (crane, gantry, or jacking), site access, distance, permits, and crew size. After a site survey we provide a firm, itemized quote.
Seasonal rates may vary.
Moving handles furniture and goods that can be carried or rolled. Rigging handles heavy, oversized, or sensitive equipment that must be engineered, lifted with specialized gear, and precisely set — machinery, transformers, imaging equipment, and production lines. Brandon does both, so one call covers the whole job.
Whatever the size — we have the cranes, gantries, and jacking systems to rig loads of any weight, and the engineering to plan the lift. Send the equipment’s weight and dimensions and we’ll confirm the approach.
Yes — Brandon is fully licensed and insured, with documented lift plans and OSHA-compliant, certified rigging crews on every job.
Yes — we manage Florida over-dimensional and overweight permits, route surveys, and escorts as part of heavy-haul projects, so transport stays legal and on schedule.
Yes. CNC machines, stamping and industrial presses, transformers, generators, chillers, and imaging equipment are routine work — disconnected, rigged, transported if needed, and set and leveled to tolerance.
Yes — emergency and after-hours rigging is available to keep production moving and minimize downtime.
We’re based in West Palm Beach and serve Palm Beach County, South Florida, and statewide on project work — with the fleet to travel for the right job.
Send the equipment, the site, and the deadline — we’ll survey it and come back with an engineered plan and a firm quote. No job too big, none too small.
Every rigging and heavy-haul job is quoted individually after a site survey. Seasonal rates may vary.