Boulder set · shoreline wallOperated crane service
Operated knuckle-boom cranes for contractors, property managers and homeowners. You get the crane, the operator and the rigging in one call.
What we lift
If it’s heavy, awkward or on the far side of a house, it’s probably a pick we make.
Over a fence or a roofline.
Units and condensers set on the roof.
Roof trusses, beams and steel, set where they go.
Set into the excavation.
Signs, light poles and awnings.
Sheds, playsets and shipping containers.
Boulders, rock walls and landscape stone.
Onto roofs or into tight yards.


Not sure? Send a photo and a rough weight, and we’ll tell you straight whether it’s a pick we can make. Send a photo
How an operated lift works
The weight or the make and model, where it sits now and where it needs to go. Photos help.
We look at where the truck can park, the ground and any overhead lines.
We bring the right crane with an operator who runs it start to finish.
Who hires us
And homeowners with a hot tub that has to go over the house.
Why Parker
Insurance
General liability, umbrella and commercial auto. Ask for a certificate of insurance and we’ll have our agent send it.
Insurance & licensingEquipment
A knuckle boom folds and reaches in ways a straight-stick crane can’t. That’s how we work between houses, over fences and under wires that stop other equipment.
Operator
We don’t rent the crane bare. Our operator will tell you honestly whether a pick is inside the chart.
Since 1937
Three generations of the Parker family, and the same straight talk on every job.
Where we work
Caldwell, Nampa, Meridian, Boise, Eagle, Star, Kuna, Middleton, Emmett and the rest of the Treasure Valley — Ada, Canyon and Gem counties. We’re based at 3214 E Homedale Rd in Caldwell.
Questions
Short answers to what contractors and homeowners ask us most.
No. Every lift comes with our operator. That’s how we keep our insurance clean and your job safe.
Usually. It depends on the weight, how far the set spot is from where the truck can park, and what’s overhead. Send photos and we’ll tell you.
The weight of the load (or the make and model), where the truck can park, where the load goes, and photos of the path. If the ground is soft or there are power lines nearby, say so.
Yes — 24/7 emergency response for storm damage and hazard trees. Crane-for-hire jobs are scheduled on weekdays.
Yes.
Call or send the form. Estimates are free.
Call (208) 461-8733 or send us the details. Estimates are free, and you’ll get a straight answer on whether it’s a lift we can make.