Mobile crane service for the Denver metro
📞 303-761-2666 (303-761-BOOM)
What we lift
Boom-truck lifts for HVAC, roofing, plumbing, and electrical contractors — and anyone else with something heavy that needs to go up.
Rooftop HVAC
RTUs and curbs, condensers, package units, swamp coolers, mini-splits.
Roofing & building materials
Trusses, beams, lumber, shingles, skylights.
Mechanical & plumbing
Boilers, water heaters, tanks, duct sections.
Signs & odd jobs
If it fits the chart, we lift it. Call and ask.
Recent lifts
Real jobs, around the Denver metro.
Setting equipment at Denver International Airport.
Rooftop HVAC set in a tight courtyard.
On the job at the Broncos’ training facility — Englewood, our home town.
Highway sign set for a Front Range infrastructure project.
RTU set on a new apartment complex.
Reaching a balcony set on a Denver mid-rise.
Latest job stories
- Rooftop HVAC Lift on Blake Street in Downtown Denver
One of our boom trucks set up on Blake Street in LoDo to swing a new rooftop HVAC unit onto a two-story building. Here’s what a downtown crane lift looks like. - Getting a Rooftop AC Unit Up There: What a Crane Lift Actually Looks LikeWhen an HVAC company replaces a rooftop unit in Denver, the hardest part usually isn’t the unit — it’s the roof. That’s where we come in. Bill Boom Inc has been lifting RTUs, condensers, package Read more
- The Top 5 Benefits of Using Our Light Duty Crane Service in DenverIntroduction Welcome to our blog! We are thrilled to have you here. If you are in need of a reliable light duty crane service in the Denver metro area, you’ve come to the right place. Read more
How it works
Tell us the weight, the height, and how far back from the truck it lands — we check the load chart while you’re on the phone and tell you straight whether it’s a safe lift, and which of our boom trucks it takes.
1. Call 303-761-2666
Describe the lift: what it is, roughly what it weighs, how high, and how far in from where the truck can park.
2. We quote it on the call
Straight hourly rates with a one-hour minimum, plus travel depending on where the job is.
3. We show up and lift
The operator works with your crew to set the load right where it needs to go — then we’re out of your way.
A few of the standard hand signals
Forearm vertical, forefinger up; move hand in small circles.
Arm extended down, forefinger down; move hand in small circles.
Arm extended, palm down; swing arm back and forth.
Simplified illustrations for reference only — follow your signal person and the OSHA standard on the job.
First time working with a crane? Brush up on the standard crane hand signals (OSHA chart) so your crew and our operator are speaking the same language on lift day.
Who we are
Bill Boom Inc. is a crane service based in Englewood, Colorado — lifting for Front Range contractors since 1965. Sixty years of the same simple deal: you talk to the person who runs the crane, not a call center.
Bill Boom Inc. is a DBA of CBJH Inc.
Contact us
Call (303) 761-2666 and you’ll get someone who knows the trucks. Or send the form below and we’ll call you back.