Searching for “crane rental in Denver” usually means one of two things: you need a crane and an operator to show up and make a lift, or you want to rent a bare machine for your own crew. Bill Boom Inc does the first. Every lift comes with our operator on our truck, which is how most contractors, HVAC companies, and property owners in the Denver metro actually want it.

What “crane rental” means at Bill Boom

  • Operated crane service: our boom truck and our operator come to your job.
  • We handle the setup, the lift plan, and the rigging decisions on site.
  • You tell us the load, the two spots it has to move between, and the time you want us there.

If you need a bare rental crane for a certified operator of your own, we are not the right call, and we are happy to say so and point you elsewhere.

Bill Boom crane boom tip and hook block reaching up the side of a brick and glass mid-rise building
A Bill Boom boom truck reaching up a mid-rise in Denver.

What our customers rent a crane for

  • HVAC contractors swapping rooftop units on offices, restaurants, and apartment buildings.
  • Sign companies setting pylon and monument signs.
  • Framers and general contractors placing beams, trusses, and lumber packages on multi-story residential projects.
  • Facility managers and homeowners moving a generator, a hot tub, or a piece of equipment that will not go through the door.

How to book

Call (303) 761-2666. No call center: the person who answers knows the trucks, will ask a few questions about the load and the site, and quotes the lift on the phone. Give us the address, the weight, where the load sits now and where it ends up, and how close the truck can get. Same-week scheduling is normal; same-day is sometimes possible.

Service area

We are based in Englewood and work across the Denver metro, the south suburbs from Littleton to Castle Rock, the north and west from Arvada to Broomfield, and up to Boulder and Longmont. The full list is on our service-area page.

Frequently asked questions

Does crane rental from Bill Boom include an operator?

Yes, always. We provide the boom truck and the operator together. We do not rent bare cranes.

How far ahead do I need to book a crane in Denver?

A few days is typical. Call as soon as you know the date; same-day lifts happen when a truck is free.

What do you need from me to quote a crane rental?

The weight of the load, where it is and where it is going, the address, and how close the truck can park. Every lift is quoted on the phone.

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