Jcrane Inc.

10/13/2025

Just wrapped up a demo project at the Center of Autism, where we removed an old chiller and four outdated RTU units. Big thanks to J-Crane for the solid lift support — always great working with a reliable team. On to the next one!

10/13/2025

05/14/2021

Just a few random pics from some of our tower crane jobs! Hope you all have a great weekend!

04/16/2021

We had the opportunity to assist with a cooling tower replacement on in downtown Dayton this past month. The building was 265' tall, we used our Liebherr LTM1300-6.2 on this project with 218' of luffing jib and 123k lbs. of counterweight. for photo credits .forsythe

04/16/2021

We had the opportunity to assist with a cooling tower replacement on in downtown Dayton this past month. The building was 265' tall, we used our Liebherr LTM1300-6.2 on this project with 218' of luffing jib and 123k lbs. of counterweight. for photo credits .forsythe

03/12/2021

It's not everyday that you get a day this perfect to shut down an alley in downtown Dayton and set communication equipment up on a 285' tall building!

02/15/2021

Beautiful Friday a couple weeks ago for a modular home set with and our .

02/04/2021

A fun project we got to help with in Dayton, OH. We are standing up and setting a 30k lbs. vessel into a 90' tall building with our 360T Liebherr assisted by our 110T Grove. Photo credits

01/19/2021

A couple blue sky lifting days recently with our . Cash Jenkinson

01/08/2021

Sometimes you have to get creative with rigging work. Here we are handling 1 of 3 3,900lb stainless steel tanks using a JCB Telehandler to pass the tank into a 15 Ton carry deck crane.

12/18/2020

It's been an exciting week here at Jcrane! We got our new crane in last weekend and have it out on its first job this weekend! It is a Liebherr 1300-6.2, a 360T crane. We can't wait to see all the new opportunities this crane brings us. In these pictures we are removing 102' long 100,000 lbs. bridge beams in Kettering, OH.

12/17/2020

Throw back to the summer of '17 with and taking down a 120' monopole in Vandalia, OH.
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