Real lifts from around the Denver metro: rooftop HVAC units, signs, roofing materials, and the odd jobs nobody else wants to reach. Every story here is a job one of our two operators actually did. Call (303) 761-2666 if you have one like it.
- Setting Santa Kong: A Bill Boom Holiday Tradition at St. Nick’s in Littleton
If you have driven down Santa Fe Drive in Littleton in December, you have seen him. Santa Kong is the 25-foot Santa standing on the roof of St. Nick’s Christmas and Collectibles, arms up, candy cane in hand. He goes up every year at the start of the season, and […] - Replacing a Tornado Warning Siren on a 50-Foot Pole in Aurora
Outdoor warning sirens are the ones you hear tested at the start of the month and, once in a while, for real. On Friday, October 30, 2026, Bill Boom’s boom truck crane lifted a worn-out siren head off a 50-foot pole at East Alameda Avenue and South Fairmont Drive in […] - Crane Service in Littleton, Centennial, Highlands Ranch and the South Denver Suburbs
Boom truck crane service for Littleton, Centennial, Highlands Ranch, Lone Tree, Parker and Castle Rock from Bill Boom’s Englewood yard. - Crane Rental in Denver: How Hiring a Crane With an Operator Works
What crane rental means at Bill Boom: an operated boom truck for HVAC, sign, steel and equipment lifts across the Denver metro, and how to book one. - Boom Truck Crane Service in Denver: What a Boom Truck Lifts and When You Need One
What a boom truck crane lifts in the Denver metro, when it is the right machine, and how a lift day with Bill Boom goes. - Where We Run Cranes: Bill Boom’s Colorado Service AreaPeople ask us all the time whether we come out to their part of town. Short answer: if you are anywhere in the Denver metro or along the Front Range, call us. Here is where our trucks run. Home base is Englewood. Bill Boom Inc has been running boom trucks […]
- Setting a Condenser at the Xcel Energy Power Plant in Boulder
One of our boom trucks set a condenser for a server room at the Xcel Energy power plant in Boulder, Colorado. Here is what a utility-site lift looks like and what we need from you to quote one. - 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 units, swamp coolers, and mini-splits onto Front Range rooftops since 1965. Here’s how a typical […]