When 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 units, swamp coolers, and mini-splits onto Front Range rooftops since 1965.
Here’s how a typical lift goes. You call us with the weight of the unit, the height of the building, and how far back from the edge the curb sits. We tell you right then whether our boom truck can make the pick and what it’ll cost — no call center, the person who picks up the phone knows the trucks and can quote you on the spot. On lift day one of our two operators shows up before your crew, sets up, and has the old unit down and the new one set on the curb usually within the hour. Your techs never wait on us.
We do this every week for HVAC contractors across the Denver metro — Englewood, Lakewood, Aurora, Littleton, and everywhere in between. One unit or a whole row of them across an apartment complex, same deal.
Planning a swap-out? Call (303) 761-2666 for a fast quote, or use the contact form and we’ll call you back.
Questions we get about this kind of lift
What do you need to quote a rooftop HVAC crane lift?
Three things: the weight of the unit, the height of the building, and how far back from the roof edge the curb sits. With those we can tell you on the phone whether our boom truck can make the pick and what it will cost.
How long does a rooftop unit swap take with the crane?
Our operator shows up before your crew and sets up. The old unit is down and the new one set on the curb usually within the hour, so your techs are not waiting on us.
What rooftop equipment can a boom truck set?
Rooftop units, condensers, package units, swamp coolers, and mini-splits. One unit on a strip mall or a whole row across an apartment complex, same deal. We do this every week across the Denver metro, including Englewood, Lakewood, Aurora, and Littleton.
