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A Modern, Well-Maintained Fleet

Locals throughout Raymond Terrace turn to Port Stephens Cranes for unparalleled crane hire services. We're not just a business; we're a family-owned and operated team that's been aiding the construction industry for over three decades. Plus, we provide detailed charts to ensure your chosen machinery is best suited to your needs.

Our strategic crane depot, centrally located to Nelson Bay, Port Stephens, Newcastle and Maitland, ensures swift service, reducing downtime for all our clients. We take pride in our modern, well-maintained fleet, designed to tackle any lifting challenge. From tight access jobs needing all-terrain manoeuvrability to major commercial projects requiring brute strength, we've got you covered.

With a solid reputation built on integrity, safety and exceptional customer experience, our expert team offers the support and guidance necessary to see your project through from inception to completion. Don't wait to elevate your project standards. Call us on (02) 4982 6166 and let's discuss the lifting solutions we can offer you.

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What We Offer

Crane Hire

In Raymond Terrace, you can rely on our crane hire services for your construction needs. Whether you're lifting heavy steel, installing complex roof systems or removing towering trees, our fleet is at your disposal.

Load Charts

For precise planning and execution in Raymond Terrace, our load charts provide detailed insights into our crane capabilities. This crucial information ensures the right crane is matched to your specific project requirements.

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Our Fleet

Navigating the requirements of projects in Raymond Terrace calls for a versatile fleet. Our range of cranes, including all-terrain and Franna options, are ready to tackle the demands of your construction site with ease.

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Don't Settle for Less

Why settle for anything less when you can partner with the experts at Port Stephens Cranes? We're not just equipped with cranes; we're equipped with years of knowledge and a commitment to safety that sets us apart. We are:

Family-owned with over 35 years of local experience
Strategically located for quick dispatch and reduced travel times
Proud to offer a modern, diverse fleet to accommodate any project scale—including all-terrain, 4WD & four-wheel steer options for supreme flexibility
Dedicated to safety with fully insured, CICA, CraneSafe & WorkCover registered operations
Experienced crews with a 'can do' attitude who thrive on challenges

When your project demands dependability and professionalism, we're here to deliver. Get in touch to learn more or request a quote.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What areas do you service?

We serve a wide range of locations, including Port Stephens, Nelson Bay, Medowie, Raymond Terrace, Maitland, Cessnock, Newcastle, Lake Macquarie and the Hunter Valley.
What are the different types of cranes used in construction?

The main types of cranes used in construction include tower cranes, mobile cranes, crawler cranes, telescopic cranes, rough terrain cranes and overhead cranes. Each crane type is designed for specific tasks, such as lifting heavy loads, reaching tall heights or operating in confined or uneven spaces.
How are cranes transported to construction sites?

Cranes are transported to construction sites in sections using trucks or trailers. Mobile cranes can drive to sites, while larger cranes, like tower or crawler cranes, are disassembled and shipped in parts. Once onsite, they are reassembled using smaller cranes or auxiliary equipment.
How do cranes stay balanced during lifts?

Cranes stay balanced during lifts by using counterweights, outriggers and a stable base. The counterweights offset the load being lifted, while outriggers provide extra stability on uneven ground. The crane’s design ensures the centre of gravity remains within safe limits, preventing tipping or instability during operations.