Boom truck and crane service in Muskoka
Need a hot tub over the cottage, dock materials down to the water, trusses on a roof or an HVAC unit on a building? Send one request and get connected with a local boom truck operator.
- Free quote requests
- Cottages, homes & contractors
- Bracebridge to Parry Sound
What a boom truck can lift for you
Dock & boathouse materials
Boom truck lifting of dock and boathouse materials to Muskoka shorelines.
Learn more →Trusses & building materials
Boom truck setting of roof trusses and placement of building materials in Muskoka.
Learn more →Steel & HVAC lifts
Boom truck lifting of steel beams, rooftop HVAC units, generators and equipment in Muskoka.
Learn more →Also: generators, heat pumps, boat lifts, signs, sheds and cottage building materials. If it's heavy and needs to go up, over or down, ask.
How it works
- Tell us about the job. What needs lifting, where, and photos if you have them.
- We pass it to a local operator. An independent boom truck operator who serves your area gets your details.
- The operator calls you with a quote. You deal directly with them. No obligation.
Typical cost
Most boom truck jobs in the area run about $600 to $1,600. That is a typical estimate. The real price varies by reach, weight, travel and time on site. See the cost guide.
Towns we connect customers in
Please note: Muskoka Boom Trucks is an independent referral service. We don't own trucks or do lifts ourselves. How it works.
Quick answers
Is Muskoka Boom Trucks the company that does the lift?
No. Muskoka Boom Trucks is an independent referral service. We pass your request to a local independent boom truck operator who quotes and does the job. Your agreement is with that operator.
How much does a boom truck cost in Muskoka?
Typical boom truck jobs run about $600 to $1,600. These are estimates only. The real price depends on the job, reach, weight, travel and time on site. See the cost guide for more detail.
What information do I need to give?
Your town, what needs lifting, the approximate weight and size, how far it needs to go from where the truck can park, and your preferred date. Photos help the most.
How close does the truck need to get?
The truck needs firm, fairly level ground to set its outriggers, within reach of the landing spot. Reach drops as the load gets heavier, so the operator will match the truck to your job.