ALL Erection and Crane Rental

10/23/2026

"You need a knowledgeable team to do something like this, and the ALL Family has a great one."
– T.J. Wicklander, general manager of ALL Sunshine Crane Rental Corp., who led the monumental seven-crane lift in Orlando.

Front row: Dustin Lawrence, Chris Campbell, Earl Cauley, Thomas Groning, Jessie Hacker, Arthur Holt, Jimmy Guidice, Clarence Ch*****ne.
Back row: Eli Brasdovich, Sean Garrity, Torren Baugh, Dustin Adams, Charles Doss, Morgan Whittington, Nathan Affolter.

10/08/2026

Everyone takes pride in their neighborhoods. That includes the people who work at Central Rent-A-Crane and HIS Constructors, Inc., two Greater Indianapolis businesses.

You can get all the details of how these neighbors came together to build a bridge in view of both headquarters in the "Won't You Be My Neighbor" case study: https://www.allcrane.com/resources/case-study/article/won-t-you-be-my-neighbor

09/29/2026

The ALL fleet of trucks and trailers are ready to haul your industrial equipment, machinery, and large loads across the country.

For more information, call 800-232-4100 or visit allcrane.com/haul

09/18/2026

It might be the smallest tool on a heavy-lift job site, but sometimes it’s one of the most important. It’s the triangle (also known as load transfer triangle, handoff triangle, tri-link, or equalizer triangle).

You can learn how the triangle played a major role in a series of dual-picks done by Central Rent-A-Crane for Milestone Construction in the "More Triangle" case study: https://www.allcrane.com/resources/case-study/article/more-triangle

09/12/2026

Looking to apply your skills as a seasoned heavy-hauling truck driver?

The ALL Family of Companies is hiring experienced truck drivers to help with heavy-hauling transportation in the Cleveland area.

APPLY NOW:

ALL Er****on & Crane Rental in Cleveland, OH is seeking truck drivers.

09/11/2026

Please join us today in honoring the heroes who lost their lives so that we can live free in this great country.

The ALL Family of Companies had the honor of working at ground zero after September 11, 2001, and we are proud of everyone who showed up in the days after. Never forget.

09/10/2026

At Jeffers Crane Service Inc., we pride ourselves on building more than structures—we build trust and excellence. We’re looking for skilled rough terrain crane operators who are ready to contribute their precision and dedication in Lima, OH. Be part of an organization where quality is paramount and your role makes all the difference.

Crane: 50-150 ton Rough Terrain cranes
Work Scope: Refinery turnaround
Location: Lima, OH
Start Date: 9/14 - 9/17/2026
Duration: 35 days
Schedule: 7x10s days & nights
Wage: IUOE Local 18 District 2 Zone 3
Fringe: IUOE Local 18 District 2 Zone 3
Per Diem: $130.00 if eligible
Certification: NCCCO or equal
Drug Screen: 10 panel + Hair Follicle
Background: DISA

APPLY NOW: https://www.allcrane.com/company/careers/rough-terrain-crane-operator-needed---lima--oh

09/08/2026

Hummel Park is the jewel of Guilford Township near Plainfield, Indiana. A recent addition to the scenic environs brings a historical flair, with installation of a vintage camelback truss bridge dating to the early 20th century.

Central Rent-A-Crane's two all-terrain cranes were joined by contractor Beaty Construction's own crawler to get the job done.

You can get all the details of this lift in the "Passing the Baton" case study: https://www.allcrane.com/resources/case-study/article/passing-the-baton

08/25/2026

When a lift is over one million pounds, it's expected to be a group project.

So to lift this million-pound, 315-foot steel airport hangar truss, seven all-terrain cranes were called to Orlando to get the job done.

You can get all the details of the planning and ex*****on required of this monumental lift in the "7 UP" case study featured in the new Lift Line magazine: https://www.allcrane.com/resources/lift-line

08/11/2026

Crawler cranes are the backbone of any crane rental operation like the ALL Family.

They’ve been around in some form since the 19th Century and continue to prove their mettle on job sites where heavy material needs to be lifted, held aloft, and even carried over terrain.

You can get a deep dive of how crawlers continue to hold their own in an ever-evolving industry in the "Blue Collar Crawlers" article: https://mydigimag.rrd.com/publication/?i=867874&p=20&view=issueViewer