Boom truck service in Huntsville

Hilly lots, granite and lakefront around Fairy Lake, Lake Vernon, Peninsula Lake and Mary Lake.

Huntsville sits at the north end of Muskoka, with Fairy Lake, Lake Vernon, Peninsula Lake and Mary Lake close by and the Highway 60 corridor heading toward Algonquin. Properties here are often on rock and on steep grades, so a boom truck is often the easiest way to get heavy items where they need to go.

Common boom truck jobs around Huntsville

Dock and boathouse materials on Peninsula Lake, Fairy Lake and Lake Vernon
Building materials for rural builds on rocky, sloped lots
Steel and rooftop units for businesses in town and along Highway 60
Hot tubs for cottages and resort-area rentals
Generators for properties that lose power in winter storms

Steep driveways and rock

Many Huntsville-area driveways are steep, winding and cut through granite. A loaded boom truck needs firm, fairly level ground for its outriggers and enough room to turn around. If your driveway is tight, the operator may set up at the top and lift down. Photos of the driveway and the setup area help decide this.

Tip for Huntsville: Mention if your driveway has a sharp bend or a steep grade near the top. That changes which truck the operator sends.

Nearby areas

Requests from Port Sydney, Utterson, Novar, Dwight, Hidden Valley, Ilfracombe and the surrounding area are welcome too.

Huntsville questions

My cottage is on Peninsula Lake. Can a truck get materials to the shoreline?

If there is road access and enough room to set up, often yes. If the slope is long, the operator may suggest landing materials partway down or using a barge.

Do you cover the Highway 60 corridor?

Requests from along Highway 60 are welcome. Travel time can affect the price, so include your location.

Services available in Huntsville

Costs vary by job. See the cost guide for typical ranges.