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Bay Area Crane Rental & Tree Placement
Plan heavy lifts and precise tree placement with Victory Nursery's Bay Area crane rental service. Certified operators help with large landscape trees, specimen placement and other heavy or hard-to-access installations, subject to site review and lift planning.
Service Rates
- Base service: $600 — includes the first 2 hours on-site.
- Additional time: $250 per hour — applies after the initial 2 hours.
The overtime option is an additional hourly charge, not a standalone crane booking. Pricing may vary when permits, traffic control, limited access or extended setup require additional coordination. Contact us to confirm the lift plan and scheduling before booking.
Large Tree Lifting & Placement
Our service is designed for landscape trees in 24–60 inch boxes. For larger specimen projects, explore our 36-inch box trees and 48-inch box trees to plan tree selection, delivery and placement together.
Box size alone does not confirm whether a tree can be lifted. Final capacity depends on the actual load weight, pick radius, boom length and angle, ground conditions, site setup and rigging method. Capacity is confirmed during lift planning.
Site Access Requirements
- Vertical clearance: 25–30 ft. Review tree canopy, rooflines, overhead lines and other obstructions along the route and lift area.
- Road or driveway width: at least 17 ft. Space is needed for truck positioning and outrigger deployment.
- Truck and rigging clearance: 35.6 ft total length. Access must be straight or allow adequate maneuvering.
These dimensions are initial planning requirements, not site approval or power-line clearance guidance. If access is limited or unclear, send photos for review before scheduling.
What to Send Before Scheduling
- Jobsite address and preferred date or time window.
- Load description, approximate weight and dimensions; for trees, include the variety and box size.
- Photos of the driveway, gate, overhead obstructions and final placement area.
- Any known access restrictions or potential street-occupancy requirements.
Request a crane service site review so we can assess access, equipment needs and the planned placement.