Safe and reliable air conditioner transport is essential for businesses in the construction and engineering industry. With Ultimate Crane Trucks air conditioner transport, you can move aircon and refrigeration units of any size from A to B with zero chance of damage.
All our crane trucks come equipped with the right lifting equipment including spreader bar and slings and an experienced operator to ensure the aircon unit moving job gets done right. Call us today to discuss your needs or contact us to request a free quote.
Why Choose Ultimate Crane Trucks For Moving Large Aircon Units
There’s no job our crane trucks can’t handle. Wherever you are in Melbourne, we can provide the service you need to get the job done. We work to your timelines, providing cost-effective services on schedule every time. And with 24/7 service, you can be sure there’s a crane truck available when you need it most.
- Certified drivers and crane truck operators
- Riggers and Electrical Spotters
- Hiab crane trucks with suitable reach and lifting capacity
Crane Truck Air Conditioning Transport Services
Whether you’re moving an air conditioning unit from one floor to the next, or need cooling systems transported from the supplier to your construction site, we’ve got you covered. We transport refrigeration, air conditioning systems and more using our fleet of state-of-the-art Hiab crane trucks. They’re perfectly suited for safely transporting heavy air conditioning units to wherever you need them.
- Air conditioner transportation
- Portable air conditioner moving
- Refrigeration unit transportation
- Heating and cooling system transport
- We also offer a range of additional services, including:
- Certified drivers and crane truck operators
- Riggers and Electrical Spotters
- Finding Hiab crane trucks with suitable reach and lifting capacity
The Pinnacle of Safety
Every one of our vehicles is regularly serviced and the crane has undergone extensive safety testing to ensure everything is ready to provide safe service. Additionally, our operators are professionally trained and experienced to provide you with the services you need on time and without issues.
While we offer 24/7 service, delivery will depend on environmental conditions and weather conditions. If the weather isn’t going to allow for safely craning your air conditioning unit, our team will work with you to arrange another date.
Contact Us Today to Hire
Ultimate Crane Trucks provides leading crane truck hire services for businesses throughout Melbourne. Get in touch with one of our friendly operators today and get a free quote for your service.
Frequently Asked Questions
Most smaller air conditioners are fine to transport by yourself, however, it’s important to know how to do it. Anything larger than a standard household air conditioner should be handled by a professional.
We specialise in moving larger commercial air conditioning units, as they are heavy, unwieldy and expensive. With a crane truck, we can move them safely and efficiently to the 1st or 2nd floor ensuring they get installed safely and efficiently without any issues. If you’re not sure whether your job needs a crane truck or not, give us a call! We’ll be able to provide advice and help you make a decision. Plus we provide free quotes so you really can’t go wrong.
The cost of moving an AC unit will depend on the size, weight and distance it needs to be moved. You can get a free quote from us with no obligation, so you don’t have to worry about any unexpected costs.
The right way to move an air conditioner depends on the size and weight of the unit. If it is a smaller portable unit, you can lift it by yourself with another person’s help. However, if it is larger or heavier, then you should use a crane truck to safely transport it. This will ensure no damage is caused. It’s important you do not place the unit on its side or upside down.
Similar to a refrigerator, leaving the compressor mounted on its side or back for an extended period can cause damage. To prevent this, keep it in an upright position and unplugged for 24 hours if it has been on its side or back for over a day.