Expert Certified Crane and Rigging Services

Certified Crane and Rigging Services typically include lift planning, rigging selection, load securement, crane coordination, job-site placement, and related heavy-haul support. For oversized or overweight equipment, the work may also involve permits, escort vehicles, route planning, specialized trailers, and staging so the load can be handled legally, safely, and efficiently from pickup through final placement.

Crane and rigging support is used when freight cannot be loaded, unloaded, or placed with standard forklifts or conventional dock equipment. Common examples include manufacturing machinery, mining equipment, data center components, construction equipment, agricultural machinery, railroad-related assets, and large industrial systems that require controlled lifting, balance, securement, and precise positioning at the job site.

Kodiak Freight supports safe project execution through detailed coordination, attention to equipment dimensions and weight, permit and escort planning when required, and careful handling throughout the move. The company’s heavy-haul focus means rigging is considered alongside transport, routing, staging, and delivery requirements rather than treated as an isolated task at the job site.

Yes. Kodiak Freight provides Permit & Escort Services for oversize and overweight moves that require state-by-state compliance. This can include oversize load permits, pilot car coordination, route compliance, and support for superload requirements. These services help ensure that heavy equipment moves are planned according to legal restrictions and practical roadway limitations.

The timeline depends on the load size, equipment type, pickup and delivery locations, permit requirements, escort needs, and job-site conditions. Standard heavy equipment moves may be coordinated more quickly, while superloads or complicated lift placements can require additional route review and scheduling. Providing dimensions, weight, photos, and site details early helps streamline planning.

A useful request includes the equipment type, exact dimensions, weight, origin, destination, pickup and delivery dates, photos, loading and unloading conditions, and any known site restrictions. If the shipment requires a crane, rigging crew, Landoll trailer, laydown yard, permits, or escorts, sharing those details upfront helps Kodiak Freight prepare an accurate plan.

Kodiak Freight serves large-scale industries that frequently move oversized and overweight equipment, including agriculture, manufacturing, mining, railroad, utilities and energy, construction, oil and gas, technology, retail, and data centers. The company’s Heavy Haul Division is built for specialty freight that requires more planning, coordination, and handling than conventional transportation.

Yes. Kodiak Freight offers related heavy-haul capabilities including Oversize/Overweight Load Hauling, Landoll transportation services, Permit & Escort Services, laydown yard and heavy fulfillment support, dedicated fleet services, and industry-specific equipment transport. Combining these services helps customers manage complex projects from staging and loading to transport, delivery, and final placement.