Construction Crane Rental in Wichita, KS

Miracle Crane provides construction crane rental and crane service in Wichita, KS, for contractors, builders, and project teams that need materials or structural components lifted into position.

Our NCCCO-certified operators handle the crane work while coordinating with the crews already on the job site.

Construction lifting is part of our broader Commercial Crane Services. You can also learn more about our overall crane rental services in Wichita.

Construction Crane Services

Construction projects often require materials to be placed where forklifts or other equipment cannot easily reach.

Miracle Crane can assist with lifts involving:

  • Roof trusses

  • Wood and steel trusses

  • Structural components

  • Roofing materials

  • Pole barn and metal building materials

  • Building materials

  • Equipment placement

  • Other construction lifting needs

The crane’s job is to get the material where the construction crew needs it so installation work can continue.

Crane Lifts for Roof Trusses and Building Materials

Roof truss installation is one type of construction project where a crane can help.

A crane can lift roof trusses into position while the construction crew handles placement and installation. This is especially helpful when working with large trusses or materials that are difficult to move from the ground.

The same approach can be used for other building components that are challenging to position because of their size, weight, height, or location on the job site.

For more information about this type of work, read our guide to crane rental for pole barns and metal buildings.

Miracle Crane boom truck lifting a wooden roof truss above a house under construction.

Structural Steel and Building Component Lifts

Construction crane services go beyond roof trusses and roofing materials. Miracle Crane also assists contractors with lifting structural steel, precast concrete, wall panels, and other large building components into position.

These lifts often involve materials that are large, heavy, or difficult to position using conventional job-site equipment.

Depending on the project, our cranes can help with:

  • Structural steel beams and frames

  • Precast concrete planks and panels

  • Prefabricated wall sections

  • Other large construction components

Each lift requires consideration of the material's weight, dimensions, placement location, and available crane setup area.

We work with contractors and construction crews to coordinate the crane lift while their teams handle the installation work.

Miracle Crane lifting a large structural steel frame into position at a commercial construction site.
Miracle Crane boom truck lifting a prefabricated wall panel at a commercial building construction site.
Miracle Crane lifting a precast concrete plank with four lifting slings at a construction site near a lake.

Working Around the Construction Schedule

Timing matters on an active construction site.

Before the crane arrives, it helps to know what materials will be ready, how many picks are expected, where the crane can set up, and which crew will be receiving the load.

Useful project details may include:

  • Material or component weight

  • Approximate dimensions

  • Number of picks

  • Material staging location

  • Final placement points

  • Crane access

  • Available setup area

  • Timing with contractors or installation crews

Having these details ahead of time helps keep the crane work coordinated with the rest of the job.

Crane Equipment for Construction Lifts

Depending on the load, reach, and job-site setup, construction lifts may use either our 30-ton Manitex 102SX or 40-ton National Crane.

The 30-ton Manitex has a 102-foot main boom. The 40-ton National has a 127-foot main boom and 31-foot jib when additional reach is needed.

See full specifications on our Crane Equipment & Capabilities page.

Why Contractors Call Miracle Crane

Construction crane work needs to fit into a larger job that may already involve several crews, deliveries, and deadlines.

Miracle Crane operators are NCCCO-certified and hold Class A CDL credentials. We provide the rigging needed for the crane lifts we perform and coordinate with the people on site so materials can be lifted when the project is ready for them.

Our role is the crane work. Your construction crew can stay focused on building and installation.

Construction Crane Service FAQs

  • Yes. Miracle Crane provides crane service for roof trusses and other building components when the weight, reach, access, and job-site conditions fit our equipment.

  • Yes. We can assist with wood and steel truss lifts when the project requirements are within the capabilities of our cranes.

  • Yes. Crane service may be used for trusses, structural components, and other materials used in pole barn and metal building projects.

  • Yes. Some construction projects involve more than one lift. When requesting a quote, let us know how many materials or components need to be moved so we can better understand the scope of the work.

  • It helps to have approximate weights and dimensions, the number of picks, staging and placement locations, crane access, available setup space, and the expected timing of the work.

  • The total depends on the crane needed, time on site, number of picks, required reach, access, and other job details.

  • Yes. Miracle Crane works in Wichita and surrounding Kansas communities.

Looking for more information? See our crane rental cost and quote guide for pricing factors, or visit our Crane Service Areas page to learn more about where we work.

Planning a Construction Lift?

Call Miracle Crane at 316-838-1500 to discuss the materials being lifted, number of picks, job-site access, placement locations, and project timing.